Shoulder injuries Flashcards

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1
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what is most common nontraumatic cause of shoulder pain?

A

impingement syndrome

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impingement syndrome results from what?

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approximation of acromion and greater tubercle of humerus causing entrapment of rotator cuff tendons

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Primary factor of impingement syndrome

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muscualr imbalance at shoulder exacerbated by external rot muscles weakness and highly trained IR muscles

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Impingement syndrome can lead to what?

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postural abnormalities such as ant shoulder carriage w/ excessive IR (shoulder rounded fwd)

adaptive shortening and fibrosis of IR

inflamed RC tendons

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Most common factor for chronic RC disorders

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progressive loss of ER due to fibrosis or adaptive shortneing of IR

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PREdisposing factors for impingement syndrome

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biomech unsound exs
sports like swimming
lifting wts w/ poor form
training same area too often (overtraining ant delt, pec major, and lats)

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Treatment of impingement syndrom is heavlily focused on what and includes?

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retraining proper exs and posture, which includes strengthening and improving F(f) of ERs, stretching IRs, and eliminating training errors that started the dysfunction in first place

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what is primary factor of impingement syndrome?

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muscular imbalance at shoulder exacerbated by External RC muscles and highly trained internal Rot muscles (prime movers)

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Thoracic outlet syndrome is related to what factors?

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biomechx, poor posture, and shoulder muscle imbalance

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TOS is what?

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Thoracic outlet syndrome is compression of neurovascular bundle (brachial plexus and axillary artery/vein) in axillary region

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Thoracic outlet syndrome RESULTS IN WHAT SYMPTOMS?

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pain, numbness, and tingling in upper extremity usually in 4th and 5th digits of hand

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3 sites of compression in Thoracic outlet syndrome:

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between first rib and anterior scalene muscle

pec minor muscle or clavicle

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How is Thoracic outlet syndrome treated??

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correcting fauly biomechancs, strengthening RC,and stretching shoulder IR and scalenes

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GH dislocation occurs anteriorly due to

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capsular tears

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Mech of GH JT dislocation is what?

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excesive abd, ext rot, and extension of shoulder

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What should be done if suspected GH Jt dislocation?

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stabilize shoulder is vital to prevent any further damage, particularly neurological structures

17
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AC jt seperation due to what?

A

direct blow to shoulder or falling on outstrectched arm

18
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S and S of AC jt sep

A

elevation of the distal clavicle and sharp pain in jt

19
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RC tendon tears (supraspin) can be cuased by what?

A

forceful throwing and improper weight-lifting technqiues