G-H Anatomy Flashcards
Which 4 joints are part of the shoulder complex?
G-H - GLENOHUMERAL \+ A-C - ACROMIOCLAVICULAR \+ S-C - STERNOCLAVICULAR \+ S-T - SCAPULOTHORACIC
What type of joint is the glenohumeral, how would it be described?
SYNOVIAL - MULTI-AXIAL - BALL and SOCKET
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SHALLOW ARTICULATION (deepened by glenoid labrum)
What is the G-H joint partially stabilized by?
LIGAMENTS
What type of joint is the acromioclavicular joint?
SYNOVIAL - PLANE
stabilized by ligaments
What type of joint is the sternoclavicular joint?
SYNOVIAL - SADDLE with ARTICULAR DISC
stabilized by ligaments
Which joint of the shoulder capsule is not a true joint, and which muscle helps to stabilize it?
S-T - SCAPULOTHORACIC
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SERRATUS ANTERIOR
Name the key dynamic stabilizers of the G-H joint?
ROTATOR CUFF
What needs to happen at the G-H joint for normal abduction ROM?
GH EXTERNALLY ROTATES at about 90° ABDUCTION
What needs to happen at the G-H joint for normal flexion ROM?
GH INTERNALLY ROTATES at about 90° FLEXION
Scapular tipping is a result of what?
TIGHT PEC MINOR
Scapular winging is a result of what?
WEAK SERRATUS ANTERIOR
What are the close and resting (loose) packed positions of the G-H joint?
CLOSE - FULL ABDUCTION and LATERAL ROTATION
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RESTING (LOOSE) - 55° OF ABDUCTION with 30° OF HORIZONTAL ADDUCTION
What are the close and resting (loose) packed positions of the A-C joint?
CLOSE - 90° ABDUCTION
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RESTING (LOOSE) - ARM AT SIDE
What are the close and resting (loose) packed positions of the S-C joint?
CLOSE - FULL ELEVATION OF G-H
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RESTING (LOOSE) - ARM AT SIDE
What are the close and resting (loose) packed positions of the S-T joint?
CLOSE - N / A
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RESTING (LOOSE) - ARM AT SIDE