EXAM 3 - clavicle Flashcards
Intervention for AC Joint Pathology
Activity Modification
Pain Modulation
Restoration of Functio - Return of ROM and Return of Strength
Return to Sport or Occupation
what does CC stand for
coracoclavicular (CC) ligament
conoid and trapezoid
patho - sprained AC normal CC
pain and swelling over AC with no deformity
radio - sprained AC normal CC
normal
patho - disrupted AC , sprained CC
distal clavical is unstable to horizontal stress
pain over distal CC
radio - - disrupted AC , sprained CC
widened AC joint
slight elevation of the clavicle
patho - disrupted AC and CC
distal clavical is unstable to horizontal stress
reduclible
radio - disrupted AC and CC
moderate elevation of the clavicle
patho - posterior displacement through the traps
not reducible
radio - - posterior displacement through the traps
axillary view shows posterior displacemnt
patho - rupture of the deltoidtrapzial fascia
clavicle is palpable subcustaneously
not reducible
radio- rupture of the deltoidtrapzial fascia
the clavicle is elvated
patho - inferior displacment of the distal clavicle under the conjoined tendon
associated with rib fractures and neurovascular injury
radio - inferior displacment of the distal clavicle under the conjoined tendon
clavicle is in the subacromial or subcoracoid position
