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isapuso mo beybe Flashcards

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apprehension/crank test

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tests for anterior traumatic instab

pt in supine and PT abd the arm to 90° and ER shoulder of pt slowly

+ apprehension
+ pain
+ dislocation
+ muscle guarding

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fulcrum test

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same sa apprehension but PT places fist under GH joint and applies mild anteriorly directed force

+ posterior pain = impingement

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relocation test

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to confirm GH instab, impingement, posterior SLAP lesion

pt in supine then PT abd shoulder 110°-120° then applies posterior translation stress to head of humerus and ER arm

  • apprehension
    dec. pain
    dec post pain = posterior superior internal impingement
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surprise test

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tests for anterior instab, bankart or SLAP, bicipital tendon affectation

after releasing the posterior translating force in relocation test - humeral head pops up again

+ forward translation test

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jerk test

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tests for posterior instab, posterioinferior labral tear

pt sits w shoulder in IR and flexed 90° then PT axially loads humerus and horizontally add arm

+ jerk/clunk - head slides off glenoid tas may 2nd jerk pag nag relocate

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sulcus

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tests for inferior instab

stands c arm at side and shoulder relaxed; grasp pt’s forearm below elbow and pull distally

(+) sulcus sign
(+) pain/ache or shoulder does not feel right

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coracoid impingement sign

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tests for coracoid impingement

pt stands c arm flexed 90°, add 10° and IR

(+) pain on area of coracoid

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hawkins-kennedy

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tests for supraspinatus secondary impingement

pt stands and forward flexes arm 90° then PT forcibly IR shoulder

(+) pain

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neer impingement

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tests for supraspin or biceps tendon overuse injury

pt stands and arm is passively of forcibly elevated in scapular plane c arm IR

(+) pain

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supine impingement

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tests for impingement and rot cuff pathology

pt supine and PT holds pt’s wrist + humerus and elevates pt’s arm to end range then ER and adducts into further elevation then IR

(+) inc pain on IR

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yocum

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tests for impingement

pt’s hand is placed on the opposite shoulder and PT elevates elbow

(+) pain

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zaslav

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follow up if (+) neer’s; differentiate subacromial and intra-articular problem

pt stands c arm abd to 90° and ER; PT applies resistence to ER then IR

(+) internal impingement if IR weak
(+) external anterior impinge if ER weak

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active compression test of O’Brien

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test for SLAP type 2

pt standing c arm forward flexed to 90°, elbow fully ext then arm horizontally add 10°-15° IR the PT resists downward then reset tas supinated then resist

(+) pain on joint line
(+) painful clicking

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clunk test

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tests for labral tears

pt in supine c PT hand on post aspect over humeral head and other hand abducts pt’s elbow while ER

(+) clunk/grinding
(+) apprehension

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kim test I

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tests posteroinferior labral lesion

pt sits c back supported and arm abd 90° c elbow supported 90° flexion

PT applies axial compression while arm is elevated diagonally upward other hand applies downward and backward force to proximal arm

(+) click
(+) post shoulder pain

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scapular load test

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tests for scapular dyskinesia

pt stands w arms at waist then load arm ant, post, inf, sup

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horizontal adduction

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tests for AC joint

pt stands and reaches the hand across opposite shoulder pwede din passive

(+) localized pain over AC joint

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paxinos sign

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tests for AC joint

pt seated c arm relaxed at side the PT stands behind test arm c thumb on posterolat acromion and index on middle part of clavicle then squeeze

(+) inc pain in AC joint

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speed’s test

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tests bicipital tendon affectation

pt stands c forward flexion of arm 90° elbow extended then FA supinated then PT resists down the reset pronated tas same process

(+) tenderness in bicipital groove
(+) weakness

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yergason’s

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tests for torn transverse humeral lig or bicipital tendon affectation

pt elbow flexed 90° c FA pronated then ER arm while resisting supination from PT

(+) tendon pops out
(+) tenderness

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empty can

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tests for supraspin affectation or suprascap nerve

arm add 90° c thumbs down and in scapular plane then PT provides resistance down

(+) weakness/pain

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external rotation lag sign (ERLS)

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tests for infraspin, supraspin and subscap

pt stands and abd arm 90° and elbow flexed 90° then pt ER and ask to hokd position

(+) arm falls or drops into medial rot

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lift off sign

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tests for sucscap and scapular instab

pt stands and places hand on lumbar spine then asked too lift hand away from back

if able to lift PT shoulder add load

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medial rotation lag sign (spring back)

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test for subscap and rhomboids

pt stands then hand is passively IR as far as possible and asked to hold the pos

(+) cannot maintain pos d/t weakness/pain
(+) rhomboids c medial winging of scap
(+) lag betw passive and active IR = partial tear of subscap

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infrapsinatus test

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test for infraspinatus strain

pt stands c arm at side elbow flexed 90° and ER 45° the PT applies IR force that pt resists

(+) pain or weakness = infraspin sprain

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lateral rotation lag sign

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tests for infraspin/and teres minor weakness or pain

pt seated/standing c arm by side and elbow flexed 90° the PT passively abd arm 90° scapular plane then ER to end range and ask pt to hold it

(+) cannot hold pos and hand spring back

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LSST variation

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tests for infraspin/supraspin tear

same as normal LSST but arm in 20° abd then same process

(+) arm will IR and spring back anteriorly

25
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rent test

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tests for rot cuff tear

pt seated c arm at side the PT from behind palpates anterior acromion while other hand hold pt elbow at 90° then PT passively extends shoulder and IR/ER arm while palpating GT and rot cuff tendons

(+) depressions
(+) more prominent GT

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whipple test

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tests for partial rot cuff or superior labrum tears

pt stands c arm forward flexed to 90° and add until on opposite shoulder the PT pushed downward and pt resists

(+) weakness or pain

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trapezius weakness

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tests for traps weakness

pt sits down and places hands together over head then PT from behind pushes elbow forward

(+) if protracts

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upper traps test

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tests for upper traps, lev scap, rhomboids

pt shoulder elevated c slight abd then lateral flexed ehad to opposite side the PT pushes down on arm

+ weakness

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middle traps test

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pt in prone c arm abd to 90° and ER the PT pushes down on shoulder

(+) protraction = weak middle traps

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lower traps test

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pt in prone c arm abd to 120° and ER then PT pushes down on shoulder

(+) protraction = weak lower traps

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punch out test

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tests for weak or paralyzed serratus anterior

pt in standing and forward flexes arm 90° the PT applies backward force to arm

(+) medial border of scap wings
(+) diff abd or forward flexing arm above 90°

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median nerve ULNTI

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pt supine c

shoulder in depression and abd 110°
elbow ext
FA supinated
wrist and fingers ext
contralat neck flexion

(+) reproduction of symptoms

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radial nerve ULNTIII

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pt supine c

shoulder in depression and abd 110°
elbow ext
FA pronated
wrist and fingers flex and ulnar dev
shoulder IR
contralat neck flexion

(+) reproduction of symptoms

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median nerve ULNTII

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pt supine c

shoulder in depression and abd 10°
elbow ext
FA supinated
wrist and fingers ext
shoulder ER
contralat neck flexion

(+) reproduction of symptoms

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ulnar nerve ULNTIV

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pt supine c

shoulder in depression and abd 10°-90°
elbow flex
FA supinated or pronated
wrist and fingers ext and radial dev
shoulder ER
contralat neck flexion

(+) reproduction of symptoms

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