Exam 1 Flashcards
which directions does the glenoid fossa face?
lateral
superior
anterior
humeral head anatomy
convex
2-4 times bigger area than fossa
stability and mobility of the GHJ
poor stability
great mobility
glenoid labrum form and function
makes fossa 50% deeper
adds stability
where does GH capsule attach?
proximally: glenoid labrum
distally: neck of humerus
loose pack of GHJ
55 deg abduction
30 deg horizontal adduction
capsular pattern of GHJ
external rotation is more limited than abduction and flexion which is more limited than internal rotation
coracohumeral ligament is tight with
ER
flexion
extension
coracohumeral ligament resists
inferior translation of humeral head
coracoacromial ligament is tight with
abduction when insufficient slides of humeral head and superior translation
transverse humeral ligament is tight with
resisted supination and shoulder ER
superior GHL is tight with
full adduction with 0 degrees
abduction
ER
on slack at 90 degrees abduction
middle GHL is tight with
45 degrees abduction
45 degrees abduction with ER
anterior translation of humerus with EER
on slack at 90 degrees abduction
inferior GHL is tight with
90 degrees abduction
90 degrees abduction with ant and post bands and inferior capsules tight at end range ER and IR
supraspinatus provides reinforcement of what capsule
superior
infraspinatus provides reinforcement of what capsule
posterior
teres minor provides reinforcement of what capsule
posterior
subscapularis provides reinforcement of what capsule
anterior
what does subacromial bursa communicate with?
sub deltoid bursa
does not communicate with joint cavity
what does sub deltoid bursa communicate with?
subacromial bursa
does not communicate with joint cavity
what does subscapularis bursa communicate with?
joint cavity
GHJ flexion roll and glide
anterior roll
posterior glide
GHJ extension roll and glide
posterior roll
anterior glide
GHJ medial rotation roll and glide
anterior roll
posterior glide
GHJ lateral rotation roll and glide
posterior roll
anterior glide
GHJ abduction roll and glide
cranial roll
caudal glide
GHJ adduction roll and glide
caudal roll
cranial glide
GIRD
GH internal rotation deficit
GERG
GH external rotation gain
How to restore IR ROM
cross body adduction
support of SC joint
interclavicular ligament
costoclavicular ligament
sternoclavicular ligament with capsule
articular disc
SCM, sternothyroid, sterenohyoid
clavicle surfaces at SC joint
longitudinal is convex
horizontal is concave
disc increases congruity
SC joint elevation ligaments on slack and taught
superior ligaments are slack
inferior ligaments are taught
SC joint depression ligaments taught
intereclavicular ligament and superior capsule
SC joint retraction ligaments taut
costoclavicular ligament
SCJ elevation roll and glide
roll cranially
glide inferior
SCJ depression roll and glide
roll inferior
glide supeerior
SCJ protraction roll and glide
roll anterior
glide anterior
SCJ retraction roll and glide
roll posterior
glide posterior
SCJ posterior rotation roll and glide
spin
SCJ anterior rotation roll and glide
spin
shoulder motion during SCJ elevation
abduction
flexion
shoulder motion during SCJ depression
adduction
extension
shoulder motion during SCJ protraction
horizontal adduction
IR
shoulder motion during SCJ retraction
horizontal abduction
ER
shoulder motion during SCJ cranial rotation
flexion
ER
shoulder motion during SCJ caudal rotation
extension
IR