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WorksheetsUnit 3 Test Review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
The most common direction for a shoulder dislocation is:
anterior, or forward
posterior, or backward
inferior, or downward
superior, or upward
Impingement syndrome is often caused by:
repetitive overhead activity
falling on an outstretched arm
fractures
lateral neck movements
A shoulder separation refers to which of these injuries?
acromioclavicular sprain
glenohumeral ligament sprain
rotator cuff strain
impingement syndrome
Which part of the clavicle is weakest and thus is most commonly fractured?
distal third
medial third
proximal third
medial half
The most common mechanism for shoulder dislocations is
abduction and external rotation
adduction and external rotation
flexion and medial rotation
abduction and internal rotation
Which of these is not a rotator cuff muscle?
teres major
teres minor
supraspinatus
intraspinatus
subscapularis
The head of the humerus fits into the (a) , which is part of the scapula.
glenoid fossa
acromion process
bicipital groove
blade
Which bone of the shoulder connects to the sternum?
clavicle
scapula
acromion
humerus
Which is the anterior muscle of the chest wall that helps with shoulder motion?
biceps
triceps
pectoralis major
pectoralis minor
Which is not a bursa in the shoulder?
susternal
subacromial
subcoracoid
subdeltoid
Which of these is common in athletes with rounded shoulders? Select all that apply.
tight pectoral muscles
weak posterior shoulder muscles
tight posterior shoulder muscles
weak pectoral muscles
Which statement is TRUE of shoulder stress when throwing a curveball?
It increases the risk of shoulder pain.
It decreases the risk of shoulder pain.
It does not impact shoulder pain.
It causes the shoulder to get stronger.
Which of these statements is NOT true of humeral fractures?
They heal without treatment.
They happen at midshaft.
They are hard to find if at the humeral head.
They are very painful.
Which of these statements is NOT true of humeral fractures?
They heal without treatment.
They happen at midshaft.
They are hard to find if at the humeral head.
They are very painful.
Which motion creates a vulnerable position for shoulder subluxations?
abduction
external rotation
flexion
abduction & external rotation
external rotation & flexion
Shoulder impingement occurs most frequently with
Swimming
Soccer
Lacrosse
Softball
Tennis elbow is a term typically given to chronic inflammation located
over the lateral epicondyle
over the medial epicondyle
over the olecranon process
at the olecranon bursa
When the elbow is dislocated, the ulna most commonly moves (a) on the (b) bone.
Medial epicondylitis and wrist flexor sprains often result in pain that is located over the olecranon process, over the lateral epicondyle, over the medial epicondyle, at the olecranon bursa.
over the olecranon process
over the lateral epicondyle
over the medial epicondyle
at the olecranon bursa
The (a) muscle is primarily responsible for elbow extension, while the (b) is primarily responsible for elbow flexion.
triceps
biceps
deltoid
deltoid
The (a) holds the radius and ulna together near the elbow joint.
annular ligament
radial collateral ligament
capsular ligament
ulnar collateral ligament
The ________ helps to stabilize the inside, or medial, aspect of the elbow.
annular ligament
radial collateral ligament
capsular ligament
ulnar collateral ligament
An injury that results in a separation of the epiphysis at the medial aspect of the humerus in younger athletes is called
Little League elbow
tennis elbow
golfer's elbow
Major League elbow
Which elbow injury is associated with a blow to the tip of the elbow?
olecranon bursitis
medial epicondylitis
lateral epicondylitis
radial fracture
Which nerve is injured if one hits the "funny bone"?
ulnar nerve
humeral nerve
radial nerve
median nerve
Which elbow injury is associated with a blow to the tip of the elbow?
olecranon bursitis
medial epicondylitis
lateral epicondylitis
radial fracture
A wrist extensor strain will cause pain at the
lateral elbow
posterior elbow
anterior elbow
medial elbow
Which bone in the forearm is able to rotate?
radius
ulna
humerus
ulna & radius
Which ligament in the elbow is most stressed when pitching a baseball overhand?
annular ligament
lateral collateral
medial collateral
olecranon collateral
Which of these best describe boutonniere deformity?
PIP joint flexion and DIP joint hyperextension
DIP joint flexion and PIP joint hyperextension
MCP joint flexion and PIP joint hyperextension
None of these
When a flexor tendon is torn from the distal phalanx, resulting in an inability to straighten the finger, it is called
jersey finger
mallet finger
boutonniere deformity
gamekeeper's thumb
When an extensor tendon is torn from the distal phalanx, resulting in an inability to straighten the finger, it is called
jersey finger
mallet finger
boutonniere deformity
gamekeeper's thumb
Tendinitis that affects the abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis is commonly known as
de Quervain's tendinitis
mallet finger
boutonniere deformity
carpal tunnel syndrome
A sprain to the medial collateral ligament of the thumb is called:
mallet thumb
jersey thumb
gamekeeper's thumb
There are _____ phalanges in the hand.
14
7
5
27
Which of the following carpal bones is found in the anatomical snuffbox?
lunate
trapezium
scaphoid
pisiform
This injury refers to a fracture of the radius and ulna that causes the arm to bend into extension at the fracture site.
Colles' fracture
boxer's fracture
boutonniere deformity
Lassie's fracture
