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Shoulder Lab Flashcards

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GH joint mobilizations

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anterior/posterior
distraction: distract humerus out of joint
inferior: press down towards feet

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Scapula joint mobilizations

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lateral/medial
inferior
distraction: hold under medial border, pull from ribcage

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AC joint play

shoulder position

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stand behind pt
shoulder in 20 degrees of abduction for loose pack
fix acromion with pincer grip
translate clavicle ant/post

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SC joint play

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superior and inferior glides
use dummy thumb for superior glide

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tests for GH anterior instability

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apprehension test
relocation test

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apprehension test

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purpose: identify anterior labral instability
supine
90 abd
move shoulder into full ER
positive: apprehension to movement, resistance to movement; more so than pain

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relocation test

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purpose: identify anterior labral instability
apprehension test position
go to just before point of apprehension
apply posterior translation to humeral head
positive: decreased apprehension/pain

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tests for GH posterior/inferior instability

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Jerk test
sulcus sign

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jerk test

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purpose: identify posteroinferior labral stability
position: pt seated, shoulder 90 abd, IR
movement: PT behind pt, hold elbow and scapula superiorly
push GH backwards and adduct arm
positive: sharp posterior shoulder pain, may have clunk

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sulcus sign

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purpose: GH posteroinferior instability
position: standing, 20-30 shoulder abd
movement: PT pulls humerus inferiorly
positive: depression between acromion and humeral head

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SAPS testing cluster

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Hawkins Kennedy
Neer
Painful Arc
Full/empty can
ER iso at 90

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SAPS test psychometrics for diagnosis

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3/5 + tests = 2.93 likelihood ratio
<3 + tests = -.34 likelihood ratio

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Hawkins Kennedy test

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purpose: SAPS, ACJ
position: 90 shldr flexion, 90 elbow flexion
PT places their arm under testing side and hand onto opposite shoulder
action: compress humerus into glenoid, passive humerus IR
positive: familiar pain

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Neer impingement test

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purpose: SAPS
position: seated
PT stands behind pt and stabilizes scap with downward force
action: passive IR, flex shoulder through entire PROM
positive: familiar pain

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Painful Arc

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purpose: SAPS
position: standing
action: pt AROM in abduction, report stop and start of pain
positive: 60-120 painful - GH involvement; >170 painful, ACJ involvement

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Full can

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purpose: SAPS, RCRPS
position: standing/seated, arm in scapular plane at shoulder height
action: apply downward force in scapular plane as pt resists
positive: familiar pain/weakness
*should be less provocative than empty can

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Empty Can/Jobe

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purpose: SAPS, supraspinatus tear, impingement, suprascapular n involvement, RCRPS
position: seated, shoulder at 90 degrees in scapular plane, shoulder IR
action: resist downward force
positive: familiar pain in supraspinatus, weakness

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Resisted shoulder ER

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purpose: SAPS, infraspinatus tear test
position: seated
action: test BL ER MMT
positive: weakness compared to unaffected side

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RCRPS (rotator cuff related pain syndrome) test cluster

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Jobe/Empty Can
Full Can
ER lag sign

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Meaning of negative full can and positive empty can

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pain is primarily related to a rotator cuff lesion

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Unable to distinguish ________ or _________ with Empty Can test

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rotator cuff dysfunction or impingement

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ER lag sign

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purpose: RCRPS - infraspinatus or supraspinatus pathology
position: passive 20 shldr abd in scapular plane, elbow flexed, full ER - ~5 degrees
action: pt holds as PT releases arm, supporting only elbow
positive: pt is not able to hold max ER in this position, will move into IR

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Full thickness infraspinatus tear testing

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ER lag sign

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Full thickness subscapularis testing

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lift off test
belly press
bear hug

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lift off test

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purpose: subscapularis lesion
position: standing, hand in small of back
action: pt lifts hand off back
positive: pt is unable or aberrant scapular movement

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Belly press test

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purpose: subscapularis tear
position: standing/seated?, PT has hand on pt belly with pt’s hand pressing in
action: pt presses into belly/PT hand as PT resists their IR
positive: weakness or pain
*quantify weakness w pressure cuff instead of hand

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27
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bear hug test

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purpose: subscapularis lesion
position: seated
action: pt places hand on opposite shoulder w arm at 90 degrees, pt presses their hand down into the shoulder
positive: pain

28
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rotator cuff tendinopathy/partial tear testing

rule out w what tests?

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painful arc
Hawkins Kennedy
these 2 being negative used to rule out diagnosis

If these tests are negative it is unlikely pt has RC tendinopathy

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IR lag sign

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purpose: rule out full thickness subscapularis tear
position: standing/seated, PT passively moves pts hand behind back and lifts hand off lumbar spine
action: pt maintains forearm position as PT releases them while supporting the elbow
positive: unable to maintain position, falls back towards back

30
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Additional tests for full thickness RC tear

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drop arm
hornblower’s sign

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Drop arm test

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purpose: full thickness RC tear/supraspinatus specifically
position: seated, shldr abducted to 120 passively
action: pt slowly lowers arm to side as PT guards
positive: unable to control lowering of arm to side

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Hornblower’s sign

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purpose: full thickness RC tear, teres minor or infra
position: seated, passive abd to 90 scapular plane, elbow flexed
action: PT pushes pt into IR and pt resists, pushing into ER
positive: inability of pt to ER in this position, or forearm drops/elbow up

33
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ACJ testing cluster

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Paxinos sign
active compression test
Hawkin’s Kennedy
2/3 indicates ACJ involvement?
+ horizontal adduction test for AC joint OA, laxity, separation

34
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Order of ACJ cluster testing

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Paxino first
if positive: perform active compression test
if negative: perform Hawkins Kennedy

35
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Paxinos sign

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purpose: ACJ involvement
position: seated, arm relaxed at side
action: PT places thumb posterolateral acromion and fingers on clavicle; apply pressure ant/superior direction with hand, fingers apply in inferior direction
positive: local ACJ pain

36
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Active compression/O’Brien test

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purpose: ACJ cluster if positive paxinos, SLAP (felt inside shoulder)
position: seated, shoulder flexed to 90, 10 degrees h. add. (hands together)
action: apply downward pressure with shoulder IR, then ER
positive: IR provoking pain/click, ER relieving
* pain location at AC joint or inside GH

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SLAP (superior labrum anterior to posterior) testing

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Active compression/O’Brien’s: with symptoms inside shoulder
Passive distraction

38
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Passive distraction test

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purpose: SLAP lesion
position: supine, 150 abd, forearm supinated
action: PT stabilizes arm and pronate forearm
positive: pain deep in ant or post GH joint

39
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SLAP lesion testing with weak clinical value

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bicep load I test
bicep load II test
Crank test
Anterior Slide test
Yergason
Speed’s

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Bicep load I test

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purpose: SLAP
position: position of apprehension test, 90 abd full ER in supine
action: apply resistance to elbow flexion
positive: apprehension same or worse + pain

41
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Bicep load II test

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purpose: SLAP
position: supine, shldr abd 120, 90 elbow flexion, forearm supination
action: flex elbow against resistance
positive: pain

42
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Crank test

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purpose: SLAP
position: supine, shldr abd 120
action: provide axial compression to GH from humerus or elbow while repeating IR then go into ER
positive: pain, click, catching
*similar to McMurrays for knee

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Anterior slide test

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purpose: SLAP
position: seated, hands on waist, thumbs posterior
action: apply anterior superior pressure at elbow as patient resists, stabilize scapula with other hand
positive: pain, click deep in shoulder

44
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Yergason’s test

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purpose: integrity of transverse ligament (bicep tendon) bicipital tendinosis, SLAP
position: seated, 90 elbow flexion, forearm pronated
action: palpate bicipital groove, pt resists supination of forearm
positive: pain/tender without popping indicates tendinopathy or SLAP, popping indicates torn transverse humeral ligament

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Speed’s test

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purpose: SLAP, bicipital tendinosis
position: elbow extended, forearm supinated
action: pt performs AROM flexion to 90, then resist shldr flexion
positive: pain/tender in bicipital groove

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ULTT 1

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purpose: identifies peripheral nerve dysfunction, median bias
position: supine, depressed shoulder girdle
action: abd 110, ER, forearm supination, then extend elbow, wrist, and fingers
positive: reproduction of symptoms, side to side diff of 10 degrees, CL SB increases symptoms and IL SB decreases symptoms

47
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thoracic outlet syndrome tests

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adson’s test
roos test

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Adson’s test

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purpose: thoracic outlet, vascular component
position: seated, arms 15 deg abd, inhale deeply and hold breath, tilt head back and rotate towards testing side
action: PT checks pulses before and during
positive: change in pulse, paresthesia

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Roos test

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purpose: thoracic outlet
position: seated, arms 90 abd, 90 elbow flexion
action: pt does slow finger clenching for 3 min
positive: unable to maintain position, pain, heaviness, N/T, disappearance of pulse

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Frozen shoulder testing

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ROM limitations in capsular pattern (PROM), compare to unaffected side
1. ER (loss of 50% or <30 degrees)
2. Abd 25% loss of motion
3. Flexion 25% loss of motion

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Scapulothoracic special tests

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lateral scapular slide test
dynamic scapular dyskinesias

52
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lateral scapular slide test

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distance of inferior angle from spinous process with arms at side, hands on hips, arms at 90
positive: 1.5+ cm difference between sides

53
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dynamic scapular dyskinesia testing

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active flexion/abduction with small weight
positive: medial border winging, inferior angle winging, dysrhythmia including premature shoulder elevation, non symmetrical upward rotation, rapid descent

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subscapularis stretch

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retract scap with fingers under medial border
pin humerus back with towel/body
pull scapula away from body
perform if limited ER with arms at side
ther ex: active ER, abduction w ER

55
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levator stretch

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1 hand superior scap, 1 inferior
rotate scapula upwards and pull inferior angle away from body
ther ex: levator stretch w arm behind head

56
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shoulder close pack

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90 abd
full ER
or full abd and ER

57
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shoulder open pack

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55 abd, 30 h. add

58
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shoulder capsular pattern

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ER>abd>IR

59
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name of types of scapular dysfunction

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Kibler types

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Kibler type 1

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inferior medial border is more prominent

61
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causes of kibler type 1

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results from anterior tilt of scapula
tight pec minor/biceps SH
LT, lat, serratus weakness

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kibler type 2

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medial border off of ribs
worse w hands on hips
glenoid fossa pointed anterior straining anterior capsule

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cause of kibler type 2

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serratus and LT weakness

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kibler type 3

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superior border of scapula elevated

65
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causes of kibler type 3

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tight UT
weak LT

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