shoulder + elbow Flashcards

1
Q

what bones and muscles make up the shoulder joint

A

head of humerus, clavicle, scapula // deltoid + rotator cuff

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2
Q

who usually suffers shoulder instability

A

young, sporty, women

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3
Q

which type of shoulder dislocation usually causes future instability

A

traumatic anterior dislocation

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4
Q

what direction of shoulder dislocation is most common

A

anterior

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5
Q

what type of reduction is done for shoulder dislocation

A

if

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6
Q

mx shoulder instability

A

physio // surgical bankart repair (attach labrum and capsule)

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7
Q

what is impingement syndrome + which muscle is usually affected

A

supraspinatus tendonitis from being caught under acromial (edge of scapula) head

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8
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causes impingement syndrome

A

rotator cuff injury, bursitis, osteophyte

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9
Q

symptoms impingment syndrome

A

painful arc on abduction // tenderness on lateral edge of acromion

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10
Q

what test can be done o/e for impingement

A

hawkins kennedy (internally rotate flexed shoulder)

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11
Q

mx impingement

A

physio, analgesia, steroid injection // decompression surgery, arthroplasty

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12
Q

who usually gets rotator cuff tears and from what injury

A

50-60, sudden jerks eg bus stops

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13
Q

symptoms rotator cuff injury

A

painful abduction (earlier in abduction than impingement)

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14
Q

which muscle is usually affected in rotator cuff tears

A

supraspinatus (pain on abduction)

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15
Q

invx rotator cuff tear

A

USS !! or MRI if worried

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16
Q

who usually gets frozen shoulder

A

middle ages women, diabetics, hyperlipidaemia

17
Q

symptoms frozen shoulder

A

pain and stiff movements // loss of external rotation!!!

18
Q

mx frozen shoudler

A

time // physio // MUA

19
Q

what is acute calcific tendonitis

A

calcium deposits in supraspinitus –> v painful acute onset shoulder pain

20
Q

invx + mx acute calcific tendonitis

A

X ray // steroid injection (self limiting)

21
Q

which shoulder joint is more affected by arthritis

A

acriomioclavicular > glenohumeral

22
Q

what are the joints of the elbow

A

humero ulnar + radiocapitallar (radiohumeral)

23
Q

where does the long and short head and distal tendon of the biceps attach

A

long = glenoid // short = coracoid // distal = radial tuberisity

24
Q

which tendon is most frequently torn in biceps rupture

A

long tendon (proximal)

25
Q

RF bicep rupture

A

heavy lifting, shoulder overuse, smoking, steroids

26
Q

symptoms biceps rupture

A

sudden pop at shoulder or elbow, pain, brusing, swelling // popeye deformity // weakness // biceps squeeze test

27
Q

invx biceps rupture

A

USS // MRI if suspected distal tear

28
Q

what is lateral epicondylitis known as

A

tennis elbow

29
Q

symptoms + age lateral epicondylitis

A

45-55 // pain on lateral epicondyle // worse on wrist extension or suppination against resistance with extended elbow

30
Q

mx lateral epicondylitis

A

rest, physio, NSAIDs, steroid injection

31
Q

what is medial epicondlyitis known as

A

golfers elbow

32
Q

symptoms medical epicondlyitis

A

aggravated by wrist flexion and pronation

33
Q

why is steroid injection for medial epincondylitis risky

A

ulnar nerve

34
Q

which surgery is preffered for OA of the elbow

A

Radio-humeral > Ulnar-humeral

35
Q

what age group is subluxation of the radial head most common in

A

under 6

36
Q

symptoms subluxation of the radial head (pulled elbow)

A

elbow pain, limited suppination and extension

37
Q

mx subluxation of the radial head (pulled elbow)

A

passively supinate elbow joint whilst elbow is flexed at 90