shoulder 2/14 kahoot

Question 1

which are triaxial joints?

Answer 1

GH jt
AC jt
SC jt

Question 2

which organ/structure refers pain to the shoulder region

Answer 2

gallbladder, diaphragm, & heart

Question 3

shoulder capsular pattern of restrictions most to least

Answer 3

ER, ABD, IR, FLEX

Question 4

adhesive capsulitis, periarthritis, frozen shoulder

Answer 4

idiopathic frozen shoulder

Question 5

which age/sex is most affected by frozen shoulder

Answer 5

women 40-65 y/o

Question 6

stages of frozen shoulder

Answer 6

• pain at night, loss of ER, intact strength
• freezing, pain at rest and limited motion in all directions
• frozen, compensation of scap
• thawing, min pain, & motion gradually improve

Question 7

stage 3 of frozen shoulder is also

Answer 7

frozen shoulder

Question 8

indication for TSA

Answer 8

osteonecrosis
late stage OA
RA
RC arthropathy
necrosis

Question 9

What is the primary goal for GH arthroplasty

Answer 9

pain relief

Question 10

What type of GHarthoplasty is used for rotator cuff integrity?

Answer 10

reverse total shoulder

hemi - gh head, just the ball

Question 11

mm not to be used via there during the acute phase

Answer 11

subscapularis
- no IR/ER

Question 12

best exercise for max scap depression isolating lower traps

Answer 12

prone, w 90 degrees of shoulder abd & elbow flexion, perform ER

Question 13

TSA principles managament vs rTSa

Answer 13

limited rom x 406 weeks
no immobilizer unless RC repaired
begin light weight bearing in phase II

• rTSA = abduction splint

Question 14

during ROM when do you expect someone w impingement syndrome might have pain

Answer 14

60-120 deg “painful arc”

Question 15

impingement d/t tissue tension overload is classified as which type of impingement

Answer 15

intrinsic - something wrong w the tendon (vascular, repetitive issues)

• extrinsic primary - acromion is bad
• ex secondary - faulty mechanics of scap & humeral head
• ex internal - positional impingement (90 deg ABD, ER) baseball players

Question 16

hypermobility of GH

Answer 16

extrinsic secondary

Question 17

resistance to shoulder ER, pain being a positive sign

Answer 17

infraspinatus

• drop arm = supraspiatus tendon
• empty can/ supraspinatus = same

Question 18

what test resists shoulder while in scaption, thumb sown with pain as a positive sign

Answer 18

• empty can/ supraspinatus = same

Question 19

Yergason’s test indicates

Answer 19

bicipital tendonitis, pain is positive test

Question 20

not a universal concept for RC repair recovery

Answer 20

early AROM as tolerated

Question 21

RTC tear of 6cm undergoes repair, how long are they immobilized

Answer 21

4-8 weeks

Question 22

what should be avoided during the acute phase of RC repair

Answer 22

closed-chain exercise
stretching of repaired tissue
grade III jt mobs
dynamic strength training

Question 23

pt has a history of atraumatic hypermobility in the anterior direction, what activities will be restricted

Answer 23

throwing
volleyball
swimming

Question 24

which direction is the shoulder most vulnerable for anterior dislocation?

Answer 24

extension
ER
ABD

Question 25

pt detachment of the labral complex during traumatic anterior disclocation

Answer 25

Bankhart lesion, bankart on the out and hill sach's on the way in - laterjet intervention for multidirectional inability to prevent anterior translations from happening SLAP = damage to the superior labrum

Question 26

Which mms are responsible for upward shoulder rotation?

Answer 26

upper trap and lower serratus anterior

Question 27

for shoulder rotation. every 2 degrees of scap rotation in 1 deg of GH motion

Answer 27

false

Question 28

what to avoid for shoulder impingement

Answer 28

abd

Question 29

not good for mac protection phase

Answer 29

full active rom

Question 30

mm palsy of nerve result in winging of scapula

Answer 30

long thoracic