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WorksheetsShoulder and Upper Arm Part 1
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
Which pathologies may be associated with glenohumeral instability?
Labral tears, Bankart lesions, Hill-Sachs lesions
Tendonitis, Bursitis, Arthritis
Fractures, Dislocations, Sprains
Osteoporosis, Scoliosis, Kyphosis
Which special test is NOT for GH Anterior Instability?
Apprehension Test
Relocation Test
Surprise Test
Compression Test
What force does the examiner apply during the Relocation Test?
Anterior force to the head of the humerus
Lateral force to the head of the humerus
Posterior force to the head of the humerus
Inferior force to the head of the humerus
What is a positive result in the Load and Shift Test for Anterior GH Instability?
No movement
Pain in the shoulder
Translation greater than 25% of the diameter of the humeral head
Swelling in the joint
What is the primary purpose of the Sulcus Sign test?
To assess inferior instability
To assess posterior instability
To assess anterior instability
To assess superior instability
What is the purpose of the Apprehension Test for Anterior Instability?
To assess the integrity of the rotator cuff musculature
To measure the strength of the supraspinatus
To assess the integrity of the inferior glenohumeral ligament
To assess GH instability, subluxation, or dislocation anteriorly
To achieve this movement, the shoulder must go into
Extension and external rotation
Extension and internal rotation
Flexion and internal rotation
Flexion and external rotation
What is the normal AROM for shoulder external rotation?
0- 180
0-150
0-90
0-60
What movements occur at this joint?
Flexion and Extension
Abduction and Adduction
Anterior and Posterior Rotation
Medial and Lateral Rotation
Horizontal Flexion and Extension
What is the name of this bony feature?
Acromion process
Lesser Tubercle
Coracoacromial Arch
Coracoid process
1. Which joint serves as the only bony attachment of the upper limb to the axial skeleton?
What are the actions of the serratus anterior?
Retracts Scapula
Rotates Scapula Upwards
Holds Scapula against thoracic wall
Protracts Scapula
Rotates Scapula Downwards
What does the Gerber's lift off sign test for?
Supraspinatus tear
Subscapularis syndrome
Rotator cuff tear
Bursitis
What does the cross arm adduction test for?
AC stability
Subscapularis syndrome
Rotator cuff tear
Bursitis
The painful arc is from (a) degrees. Write the numerical range.
The team coach asked you if the athlete who was under your care for impingement rehabilitation (strength and conditioning) can now return to play. Which of the following criteria should the patient exhibit before you say YES to return to play? Check all the apply.
Pain graded 2/10
Full ROM
Muscle test graded 5/5 (scapular muscles)
Tightness of pectoralis major
Match the ROM to the end feel
Extension
Firm
Flexion
Firm
Horizontal Adduction
Firm or Soft
Internal Rotation
Firm
Abduction
Firm or Hard
When measuring shoulder internal rotation the moving arm should be aligned with
olecranon process
perpendicular to the body
ulna styloid process
radial styloid process
What is Sprengel deformity?
Undeveloped muscles around the shoulder girdle
Congenitally undescended scapula
Forward shoulder posture
Inverted scapula
Match the phase of overhead throwing with the GH joint position.
Windup
Neutral
Cocking
Maximum ER
Cocking
90 degrees abduction and maximum ER
Acceleration and Deceleration
90 degrees abduction internally rotating
Follow throguh
Horizontal adduction and IR
Name one of the patient oriented outcome measures for the shoulder that we discussed in class.
Why is a SC joint posterior dislocation a medical emergency?
What are the positive findings of the AC compression test?
Pain over AC joint
Excursion of the clavicle of the AC Process
Pain on medial clavicle
crunching of the AC joint
Name the 2 special tests for a clavicle fracture
