Quiz 10: 1

Question 1

Name 3 s/s of a concussion

Answer 1

• HA
• cognitive changes
• lability
• LOC
• amnesia
• irritability
• slowed rxn time
• drowsiness
• insomnia

Question 2

retrograde amnesia

Answer 2

can’t remember anything before concussion/incident

Question 3

anterograde amnesia

Answer 3

can’t form new memories from time of concussion/incident

Question 4

What is the name for the concussion assessment tool used to dx sport concussions?

Answer 4

• SCAT3
• Maddockks score
• Glasgow coma scale (GCS)

Question 5

How does neuroimaging contribute to diagnosing a concussion and why?

Answer 5

• very little
• no visible evidence of neuro damage/bleeds etc for minimal to mild
• can show for mod to severe

Question 6

Where do the majority of sports concussions fall on the Glasgow coma scale?

Answer 6

min-mild

Question 7

How long does it take for sx of a concussion to resolve

Answer 7

7-10 days

Question 8

In what % of the population has a recovery of 7-10 days been shown?

Answer 8

80-90%

Question 9

True or falce. Athletes can return to play immed following a concussion

Answer 9

false

Question 10

Name 2 criteria you need for return to sport?

Answer 10

• must pass graded exertion first
• exhibits no concussion related sx
• return to school
• are they confident to go back?
• new helmet/head gear

Question 11

What was the former cornerstone of tx for a concussion

Answer 11

rest alone

Question 12

How can a person get an indirect blow causing a concussion?

Answer 12

contrecoup injury

Question 13

Which 4 special tests do you perform on all shoulder pts to check general capsular motion/laxity

Answer 13

• sulcus at 0
• sulcus at 90
• anterior load and shift
• posterior load and shift

Question 14

List 2 other GH instability special tests

Answer 14

• apprehension test
• jobe subluxation/relocation
• posterior glide I and II
• jerk test

Question 15

What does a positive test indicate?

apprehension test

Answer 15

macrotraumatic injury to GH (dislocation)

Question 16

What does a positive test indicate?

jobe subluxation/relocation

Answer 16

repetitive microtrauma to GH possibly resulting in dislocation

Question 17

Name one special test that checks for SLAP lesions

Answer 17

• compression rotation
• A/P slide
• speed’s test
• o’brien’s test

Question 18

What are the structures implicated in this test

compression rotation

Answer 18

whole labrum (SLAP)

Question 19

What are the structures implicated in this test

A/P slide

Answer 19

ant/post superior labrum (SLAP)

Question 20

What are the structures implicated in this test

Speed’s test

Answer 20

LHB

Question 21

What are the structures implicated in this test

O’Brien’s

Answer 21

SLAP

AC

Question 22

List 3 posiitve findings of SLAP lesion special tests

Answer 22

• deep pain
• locking/pseudolocking
• clicking/clunking

Question 23

Draw and label the oreo in relation to types of RTC impingements including which types of impingements occur at each of the layers:

bursal side (top)

Answer 23

• bursal side
• mechanical irritation
• 1˚ and 2˚

Question 24

Draw and label the oreo in relation to types of RTC impingements including which types of impingements occur at each of the layers:

intrinsic (middle)

Answer 24

• interstitial tear of the tendon

- internal impingement

Question 25

Draw and label the oreo in relation to types of RTC impingements including which types of impingements occur at each of the layers:

articular side (bottom)

Answer 25

• supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendons
• tensile injury due to instability
• internal and 2˚ impingements

Question 26

Which tendons are implicated with RTC impingement?

Answer 26

• supraspinatus

- infraspinatus

Question 27

Which GH motion is usually the cause for internal impingement

Answer 27

GH abd with IR

Question 28

Which tendon is typically involved in internal impingements in GH abd/IR

Answer 28

infraspinatus