ortho- shoulder Flashcards

1
Q

Hoffman SIgn

A

Raise arm forward and feel grinding on the acromion– sub acromial impingement

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2
Q

cut the end of the acromion off to increase amount of space

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Acromioplasty

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3
Q
  1. cut part of the clavicle off distally with a saw (i.e., distal clavicle resection)
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Mumford Procedure

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4
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depression at area where humeral head used to be , indicative of

A

Sulcus sign, GH dislocation

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5
Q

2 signs of chronic subluxed GH

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deltoid atrophy, poor abduction

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6
Q

pt prone, weight tied to wrist, hang arms off table

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Stimson Tenchnique

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7
Q

sheet through axilla, pull up while another person pulls arm down

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Traction Countertraction

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8
Q

Foot in axilla

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Hippocratic Method

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9
Q

restraction, int/ext rotation, contraindicated in elderly women with osteoperosis

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Kocher Method

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10
Q

> 40 y/o = <__% re-dislocation

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11
Q

repair the joint capsule and subscapularis by tightening it down to treat a______

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GH dislocation

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12
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ii. Results from forceful impaction of the humeral head against the glenoid rim when the shoulder is dislocated anteriorly

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Hill Sachs Lesion

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13
Q

i. Injury of the anterior glenoid labrum from repeated anterior shoulder dislocation
ii. Torn labrum

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Bankart Lesion

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14
Q

two etiologies of rotator cuff tear

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poorly vascularized and chronic impingement

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15
Q

three types of objective testing for rotator cuff tear

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X-ray, MRI (x ray + soft tissue tears) and arthrogram (tear, extravastion, contrast into the subacromial bursa)

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16
Q

test for subscapularis tear

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Gerber’s Lift Off- arm behind back and try to lift

17
Q

test for supraspinatus tear

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Empty Can test- arm out laterally and try to pour out can

18
Q

two places that you should NEVER inject cortisone

A

achilles and biceps

19
Q

have pt supinate and feel over the bicipital groove, name and what it is used for

A

Yerguson’s, biceps tendon tear assesment

20
Q

pain with abduction above 90o because the clavicle begins to rotate and cause discomfort

A

AC separation

21
Q

objective testing for BC tear

A

MRI and ultrasound

22
Q

catching sensation which occurs at the scapula-thoracic joint
when patient raises his or her arm

A

Snapping Scapula

23
Q

Objective testing of adhesive capsulitis

A

MRI

24
Q

treatment for adhesive capsulitis

A

PT to cause breakdown of the adhesions

25
Q

2 CCs of thoracic outlet syndrome

A

numbness of 4th and 5th fingers, coldness of hand with abduction

26
Q

palpate the ulnar pulse and continue to palpate as arm is lifted above head. Positive sign is when pulse disappears with abduction

A

Adson’s Maneuver

27
Q

most common clavicle fracture and the position it results in

A

Midle Third Clavicle Fracture, bayonet overriding position