MSK: UE Flashcards
Normal ROM of Shoulder: Elbow motions; hand
Shoulder flexion: 0-180; abd 0-180
IR:ER; 0-70;0-90
Elbow flex: 0-150
pro/supination=0-80
wrist flex:0-80; ext 0-70
Normal shoulder end feels:
Flexion/abd: firm
MMT grade description
3+=full AROM aginast gravity & can hold
3/5=full AROM against gravity & CANNOT hold
3-=<50% AROM and can’t hold
2+=<50% full AROM w/ full AROM in gravity reduced position
2=no mvmt against gravity & full AROM in gravity reduced
2-=same as 2 & partial AROM in gravity reduced
Normal Cervical ROM
Flexion: 0-45; ext=0-60; lat flex: 0-45 rotation: 0-75
Normal ROM: Hip; knee;ankle
Hip flex: 0-120; ext 0-30
Knee flex: 0-135: ext; 0
ankle DF: 0-20; PF=0-50
Inv=0-50; ever=0-35
Shoulder impingement special tests
Neers, hawkins kennedy, painful arc
RC special tests
MMT, drop arm, empty can, hornblowers
Shoulder instability tests
Sulcus, anterior apprehension, relocation
AC joint tests
Horizontal abduction, palpation of AC joint
Labrum tests
Crank, load and shift, O-briens
Wrist & hand ligament tests
Watsons (scaphoid shift), varus/valgus
If a patient is limited at the SC joint with shoulder abduction what glide could you do at SC joitn?
Frontal plan its’ convex on con-cave (roll and glide in opposite directions), so posterior glide (with flexion and abduction)
If patient is limited in scapular depression at SC joint what glide would you do?
superior glide at SC joint
If a patient is limited in the first 60 degrees of shoulder abduction what may be limited?
Scapular mobility (responsible for first 60 degress, then 120 deg is from GH joint
You find a patient you are treating for GH instability has pain at rest and not repdrouced with shoulder mvmt what should you do?
Refer as this is a red flag
