Shoulder

Question 1

Answer 1

Drop Arm Test

lesions of rotator cuff, particular supraspinatus

Question 2

Answer 2

Gerber Lift off

tear of subscap

Question 3

Answer 3

AC Traction Test

step deformity

Sprain of AC or costclavicular ligaments

Question 4

Answer 4

Acromioclavicular compression test

damage to AC ligament or coracoclavicular ligament

Question 5

Answer 5

Apprehension TEst

anterior capusle, inferior GH, glenoid labrum, dislocation, subluxation, impingement

Question 6

Answer 6

Relocation and release

anterior pn” laxity, anterior ligaments, anterior capsule,

posterior pn: internal impingment

Question 7

Answer 7

Posterior Apprehension

subluxation, laxity of posterior GH capsule, torn posterior labrum

Question 8

Answer 8

Jerk (posterior stress) test for labral tears

clunk - painful

posteriorinferior labral tear

Question 9

Answer 9

Sulcus Sign

superior GH ligament laxity

step off deformity

Question 10

Answer 10

Neer shoulder impingement test

rotator cuff pathology

Question 11

Answer 11

Hawkins Kennedy

rotator cuff pathology, long head of the biceps

Question 12

Answer 12

Empty Can test/ full can

supraspinatus

Question 13

Answer 13

Yergason’s

snapping popping of biceps tendon

biceps tendonapothy

Question 14

Answer 14

Speed’s test

inflammation of long head of biceps tendon

ligament tear

SLAP lesion

Question 15

Answer 15

Active Compression (O’ Brien’s)

Slap leison

AC joint pathology

Question 16

Grind test

Answer 16

Compression Rotation (Grind TEst)

Slap lesion

Question 17

Glenohumeral Glides (Joint Play)

Answer 17

Inferior: inferior joint capsule, superior GH ligament, coracohumeral ligament

Anterior: corachumeral ligament, superior an dmiddle GH ligaments, Anteiror joint capsule, labral tear

Posterior: posteiror joint capsule, labral tear

(+): pain, increased mobility, decreased mobility

Question 18

Answer 18

O’ Brien’s (Active COmpression)

GH is flexed to 90 an dhorizontally adducted to 15

humerus if fully internally rotated, elbow extended

forearm pronated

patient resists downard force

repeat test with humersal externally rotated and forearm supinated

(+): pain or clicking on first position; reduced pain on 2nd position

indicates: labral tear (SLAP)

pain at the AC - AC joint pathology

pain should

Question 19

Wall Push Up

Answer 19

scapular winging - serratus anterior weakness

Question 20

Halstead’s Test

Answer 20

SImilar to miliatary brace, one arm - head is turned away from arm being assessed