ortho- shoulder Flashcards

1
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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
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  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

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Sulcus sign, GH dislocation

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5
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2 signs of chronic subluxed GH

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deltoid atrophy, poor abduction

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6
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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
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Foot in axilla

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Hippocratic Method

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9
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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
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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
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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

24
Q

treatment for adhesive capsulitis

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PT to cause breakdown of the adhesions

25
2 CCs of thoracic outlet syndrome
numbness of 4th and 5th fingers, coldness of hand with abduction
26
palpate the ulnar pulse and continue to palpate as arm is lifted above head. Positive sign is when pulse disappears with abduction
Adson's Maneuver
27
most common clavicle fracture and the position it results in
Midle Third Clavicle Fracture, bayonet overriding position