Shoulder Flashcards
atruamatic disorders generally result from
- ligament laxity
- congenital hypoplasia
Glenohumeral subluxation are generally caused by
indirect trauma
Atraumatic disorders generally result from
ligamentous laxity or congenital hypoplasia
Glenohumeral subluxations generally caused by
indirect trauma
Glenohumeral
True synovial-
lined diarthrodial joint
Glenohumeral
Joint is mobile –
not stabile
supraspinatus tendon-> most commonly injured of rotator cuff muscles due to
Location beneath Anterior acromion
Attrition Type B =
subluxation of biceps tendon
Radial deviation=
Dequvarians disease
Grade of Rotator cuff tear that is NOT treated
Grade 3
Avulsion from bone of tendon or ligament
Rotator cuff palpation
below Acromion
pain during ACTIVE arc of
90-120 degrees
subacromial impingement = pain where?
Anterior/Biceps tendon
if patient does not repsond to treatment after SEVERAL MONTHS of treatment
MRI is ordered
Chiropractic managemnt for shoulder pain includes
- manipulation
- Taping
- Exercise
When do you perform exercises with patients with shoulder issues?
- sub-acute and symptom free stage
- Never in acute stage
majority of shoulder dislocation are
anterior
inferior dislocation are rare and are often accompanied by
neurovascular injury
acute dislocation suggest what maneuver is the easiest
Milch Maneuver
with biciptal tendonitis what could cause the shoulder to dislocate?
- stablized scapula
- hypomobile cervical spine
- hypomobile thoracic spine
hippocratic=
foot in shoulder
bicipital tendonitis 3 types of overuse injury
Type A: secondary to impingement of RC disease
Type B: subluxation of the BICEPS
Type C: attrition tendonitis