Lec. 1: Review (Kin of SH)

Question 1

bones that make up the shoulder girdle proper (2)

Answer 1

Scap and clav.

Question 2

bones involved in the bony aspect of the SH girdle (5)

Answer 2

manubrium, clav., scap., ribs, humerus

Question 3

jts of SH girdle (4)

Answer 3

SC, AC, GH, ST

Question 4

what’re arthrokinematic mvts

Answer 4

Small, involuntary movements between the articulating joint surfaces

Question 5

what’re osteokinematic mvts

Answer 5

Voluntary movement of our bony levers through their ranges of motion

Question 6

what’re the 3 basic types of motion that occur b/w articulating bones (arthrokinematic mvt)

Answer 6

slide/glide, roll, and spin

Question 7

when a JT moves, typically one of the jt surfaces remains ______ while the other _____ upon it

Answer 7

stationary, moves

Question 8

the 3 motions that occur during arthrokinematic mvt maintain ______ b/w the articulating bones and prevent _______.

Answer 8

Congruency, dislocation

Question 9

If convex surface moves over stationary concave surface (GH), slide occurs in the _______ direction as movement of bony lever

Answer 9

opposite

Question 10

If concave surface moves over stationary convex surface (humeroradial), slide occurs in the _____ direction as movement of bony lever

Answer 10

same

Question 11

Joint surfaces are maximally congruent and surrounding ligaments and joint capsule are taut in this position

Answer 11

closed packed position (CPP)

Question 12

Joint surfaces are relatively free to move in relation to one another
and AROM and PROM as well as joint play occur here

Answer 12

open packed position (OPP)

Question 13

capsule pattern

Answer 13

Typical pattern of limitation in a joint’s movement if the capsule is the structure limiting it’s movement