EXAM 3 - RC Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

what does the supra help with

A

the deltoid with abd
it produced a superior compressive force and stablize it directly against the fossa

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2
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what depresses the humeral head

A

subscap

infra

teres minor

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3
Q

why muscle provide dynamic stability to the shoulder

A

infra, teres minor, subscapularis

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4
Q

transvere force couple

A

subscap

and

infra and teres minor

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5
Q

function of the transverse force couple

A

they pull the humeral head into the glenoid

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6
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frontal plane force couple

A

deltoid

and

depressors - inf RC (infra, teres minor, subsacp)

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7
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what is the function of the frontal force couple

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prevent the humeral head from sliding up

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8
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what is codmans critical zone

A

this is an area of freq. tears at the insertion of the rotator cuff tendons onto the greater tubercle of the humeral head

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9
Q

small tears are critical zone vascular

A

showed an increase in vascularity

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10
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larger tears in the critical zone vascular

A

failure fo the healing process and decrease vascularity

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11
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what is an extrinsic mech of a RC

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orginates external from the tendon - compression or shear

subacromial impingement
internal impingement

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12
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what is a intrinsic mech of a RC

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orginates within the tendon - degenerative process, associated with aging

tendon - vascularity, bio, mechnical properties, morphlogies, genetics

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13
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age and RC

A

25% of people in their 50s have RC tears

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14
Q

rapture what pop

A

o Ruptures can occur in active young healthy pop

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15
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Attritional tears demographics

A

o Age > 50
o Lateral shoulder/arm pain
o Visible atrophy
o Pain at night
o Weakness

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16
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Examination - Attritional tears

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 PROM maintained, AROM limited
 Abductor weakness
 Altered scapular humeral rhythmn

17
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Acute tears demographics

A

o Ruptures can occur in active young healthy pop
o Traumatic event - FOOSH
o Development of cute pain and weakness depends on the location and size of the tear

18
Q

Acute tears exam

A

 AROM more limited the PROM
 Pain and weakness with resisted tests

19
Q

RC tear imaging options

A

xray
MRI
ultrasound
arthoscopy
arthrogram

20
Q

what is a arthrogram

A

a type of imaging test used to look at a joint, such as the shoulder, knee, or hip.

21
Q

what are they looking for in standard x-rays

A

superior migration of the humeral head

If the RC is not attached there is nothing depressing the humeral head

22
Q

what are the options with RC tears

A

non-op management

deccompressor without repair

repair

23
Q

where is the most common site for full thickness RC tears

24
Q

what muscle part of the RC is most torn

A

supraspinatus followed by infra

25
what kind of tear has the best prognosis
crescent shaped - AP
26
what kind of tear is worse U shaped or L shaped
L/reverse - prognosis is fair
27
what are the three presentation of RC tear that we were given
full/partial thickness collins classfication - depends on type of tendon and location cofield clasification
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is PT good for medium to small full thickness tear
strong evidence support PT and surgical intervention
29
how can you have a small or medium full thickness tear
only one of the tendons can tear not everything in the RC
30
- Corticosteroid injections
moderate evidence of single injection for short term improvement, More than once can be pretty hard on the shoulder
31
what are the three surgery options
arthroscopy open mini open
32
what happens if we have a larger incision site
incision site – longer recovery time - That is why surgeons try to go arthroscopic first
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risk factors for RC
o Smoking o Repeated steroid injections o Systemic disease: RA, gout, neuromuscular disorders