Dense connective tissue that surrounds the glenoid fossa and deepens the shoulder joint is known as the ____________

Which is not a bone in the shoulder complex?

What muscle is highlighted?

What joint is highlighted?

What muscle is shown?

What muscle is highlighted?

What bone is highlighted?

Which rotator cuff muscle is most commonly strained?

What muscle is affected in the presence of winging scapula?

What injury occurs when the humerus completely separates from the joint?

What structure are we testing with the Speeds special test?

What muscle is highlighted?

What injury can we suspect with positive Apprehension and Relocation special tests?

Your athlete fell on an outstretched arm and now has a large, painful lump at the end of his collarbone. What is he likely suffering from?

Which is not a bone in the shoulder complex?

Which muscle does not act on the scapula?

Injury that can occur when the head and neck are forcibly pushed(hit) to one side. Causes compression of nerves on one side and stretching of nerves on the other. S&S: Burning, numbness, tingling, loss of function or movement.

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