Shoulder and cervical spine examination Flashcards

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Q

What are the two components of the shoulder joint

A

Glenohumeral joint

Scapulothoracic joint

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2
Q

Infraspinatus

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Below scapula at the back

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3
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Supraspinatus

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Above scapula at the back

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4
Q

Where is flexion of the shoulder

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up

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5
Q

Where is extension of the shoulder

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down

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6
Q

Hands behind head is testing

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External rotation and abduction

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7
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Hands joined behind back is testing

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Internal rotation, abduction and extension

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8
Q

Supraspinatus function

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Initates abduction below 90 degrees

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9
Q

Which muscle takes over abduction above 90 degrees

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Deltoid

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10
Q

Infraspinatus function

A

External rotation

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11
Q

Where is subscapularis

A

Front between scapula and rib cage

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12
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Subscapularis function

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Internal rotation

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13
Q

Teres minor function

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External rotation

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14
Q

Deltoid function

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Abducts after 90 degrees

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15
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Trapezius function

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Shrugs shoulders, controls scapula movement

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16
Q

Shoulder exam, what are you looking at

A
Posture and symmetry
Muscle wasting
Scars, skin changes
Swelling
Deformity
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17
Q

Shoulder exam, what are you feeling for

A

Temperature
Bony landmarks
Muscle bulk

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18
Q

Which 4 muscles are you assessing the bulk of

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Deltoid
Infraspinatus
Supraspinatus
Trapezius

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19
Q

Shoulder exam, what do you move initially

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“put your hands between your head”
“put your hands behind your back”
Watch from front and back

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20
Q

What does pain at 120-180 degrees suggest

A

Acromioclavicular joint

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21
Q

What does pain at 120-180 degrees suggest

A

Acromioclavicular joint

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22
Q

How should the elbows be when assessing external rotation

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Elbows tucked into the side

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23
Q

How should the hand be for rotator cuff arc

A

Facing down

24
Q

Rotator cuff pathology angles of pain

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60-120 degrees

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Specific test for supraspinatus
Resisted abduction (<90degrees)
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Specific test for infraspinatus
Resisted external rotation
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Specific test for subscapularis
Life off test- resisted internal rotation
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How do you test the acromioclavicular test
'scarf test' forced adduction across body.
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Questions for function
Dressing? Washing hair? Reach into high cupboards?
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End questions for MSK exams
Assess joint above and below | Assess neurological and vascular function
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Examination feel
Temperature Bony landmarks Joint line Surrounding muscles
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Frozen shoulder
Adhesive capsulitis. Painful restriction of external rotations
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Risk factors for ashesive capsultis
>40 RA, Diabets, post sroke Minor trauma Postoperative
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Cause of rotator cuff pathology
Narrowing of gleniohumeral joint
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3 thing which make the rotator cuff gap smaller
Osteophyte impingement Subacromial bursitis Suprspinatus tenditis
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What are you looking for in the cervical spine
Normal lordosis
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What is normal in the spine as cuves
C: Lordosis T: Kyphosis L: Lordosis
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What are you feeling for in the cervical spine
Spinous processes | Paraspinal muscles
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What are you moving in the cervical spine
Flexion/extension Lateral rotation Lateral flexion (ear ato elbow)
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Which nerves control biceps reflex
C5 and 6
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Which nerves control triceps reflex
C7 and 8
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Which nerves control supinator ceflex
C5 and C6
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Which nerve controls shoulder abduction and flexion
C5
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Which nerve controls elbow flexion
C5/6
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Which nerve controls elbow extension
C7/8
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Which nerve controls wrist flexion/ extension
C6/7
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Which nerve controls finger flexion/extension
C7/8
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Which nerve controls finger abduction/adduction
T1
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Signs of OA of neck (cervical spondylosis)
Pain, stiffness, restricted movement, crunching sensation, nerve root symptoms
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Extension of big toe nerve
L5
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What are the changes in OA spine
Narrowed disc and bone spurs
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Signs of spinal disc disease
Pain (worse on bending forwards) Radiculopathy Burning, electric shock, running water
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What is a radiculopathy
Nerve root pain from impingement
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In the neck, compression of C5/6 disc would cause
Compression of C6
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Where does the corresponding nerve root come out of the cervical spine
Above
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Where does the correpsonding nerve root come out of the thoracic and lumbar nerve roots
Below
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Prolapse of L4/5 disc causes
Compression of L5 (or L4) as often comes out posteriorly