MM practical Flashcards

1
Q

do impingement test have high specificity or sensitivity?

A

sensitivity

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2
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do lags signs/ instability test have higher specificity or sensitivity?

A

specificity`

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3
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what is the impingement cluster

A

infraspinatous test, KH test, painful arc

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4
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what is the full thickness RCT cluster?

A

infraspinatous, painful arc, drop sign

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5
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What is the anterior instability cluster?

A

apprehension, relocation, surprise

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6
Q

what is the slap cluster?

A

passive compression, passive distraction

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7
Q

what does the adsons test do?

A

TO from scalenes, work on first rib

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8
Q

what does costcoclavicular do?>

A

test first rib and clavicle

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9
Q

what does hyperabduction do?

A

tests pec minor

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10
Q

what is the cervical radic cluster

A

rotation less than 60, spurlings, traction, ULTT M

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11
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what is the cervical spine myelopathy?

A

age greater than 45, + hoffmans, + inverted supinator, +babinski, gait abnormality

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12
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how do you palpate supraspinatus

A

palpate anterior to acromion with shoulder in extension and internal rotation

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13
Q

how do you palpate teres minor?

A

90 degrees flexion, 10 degrees adduction, 20 degrees lateral rotation, palpate inferior to posteriolateral acromion

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14
Q

what is primary impingement?

A

not enough anatomical room (top down impingement)

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15
Q

what is secondary impingement?

A

instability or weakness that causes a joint side issue with the RC

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16
Q

what is internal impingement?

A

usually seen in throwers

17
Q

what can be entraped in the cubital tunnel?

A

ulnar nerve

18
Q

what would you expect to be involved in pronator teres syndrome? What would you expect to see?

A

median nerve, pain/paresthesia/weakness in median nerve distribution

19
Q

what would you expect to see with an AIN entrapement?

A

motor symptoms only!!!!! Will not be able to perform tip to tip of pointer and thumb

20
Q

what would you expect to see with radial tunnel syndrome?

A

lateral elbow pain, NO motor weakness, just pain

21
Q

What would you expect to see with PIN?

A

motor involvement only!!!! thumb and finger extension will be weak