Shoulder lab for Exam 4

Question 1

To complete a Biceps load test, the elbow is flexed to 40 degrees and at 120 degrees in the plane of the scapula with the forearm supinated and the shoulder ER, the therapist will

a. resist supination
b. resist shoulder ER
c. resist elbow flexion
d. have them hold the position

Answer 1

resist elbow flexion

Question 2

The Biceps load test is used to screen for

a. subacromial impingement
b. a biceps lesion
c. SLAP lesion
d. shoulder instability

Answer 2

SLAP lesion

Question 3

A positive Biceps load test is indicated by

a. weakness
b. tingling
c. numbness
d. reproduced pain

Answer 3

reproduced pain

Question 4

To complete the Yergasons test the elbow is bent to _ and _ (pronate/supinate)

Answer 4

90 degrees

pronate

Question 5

Which of the following is Yergasons test used to screen for?

a. subacromial impingement
b. SLAP lesion
c. long head of biceps lesion
d. all of the above

Answer 5

all of the above

Question 6

The therapist will resist what motion during a Yergasons test?

a. pronation
b. supination
c. elbow flexion
d. shoulder IR

Answer 6

supination

Question 7

A positive Yergasons test will be indicated by which of the following

a. pain at the elbow
b. weakness in the shoulder
c. pain regionally
d. pain localized at the shoulder

Answer 7

pain localized at the shoulder

Question 8

To complete the Crank test the therapist will _ the joint and _ then _

Answer 8

load the joint

IR and ER

Question 9

The Crank test is used to screen for

a. adhesive capsulitis
b. subacromial impingement
c. SLAP lesion or labral tear

Answer 9

SLAP lesion or labral tear

Question 10

A positive Crank test will be indicated by which of the following

a. pain at the elbow
b. weakness in the shoulder
c. pain regionally
d. reproduced pain

Answer 10

reproduced pain

Question 11

Kim test is used to screen for

a. biceps tear
b. anteriorsuperior labral lesion
c. posteroinferior labral lesion
d. labral lesion

Answer 11

posteroinferior labral lesion

Question 12

The Kim test must be completed

a. seated
b. supine
c. standing

Answer 12

seated

Question 13

For a Kim test, the therapist will load the joint and _ the shoulder across

a. abduct
b. adduct

Answer 13

adduct

Question 14

Which of the following is indicated as a positive Jerk test?

a. pain
b. weakness
c. a shift
d. tingling

Answer 14

a shift

Question 15

To complete the pain provocation test the elbow should be turned which way

a. pronated
b. supinated
c. extended

Answer 15

pronated

Question 16

A positive Speeds test is indicated by

a. regional shoulder pain
b. pain localized to the bicipital groove
c. weakness
d. inability to elevate the shoulder

Answer 16

pain localized to the bicipital groove

Question 17

A positive O’Brien/Active compression test is indicated by

a. pain with IR
b. pain with ER
c. pain with either IR or ER
d. pain in IR and less or no pain in ER

Answer 17

pain in IR and less or no pain in ER

Question 18

A positive test for AC joint palpation will be indicated by

a. weakness in the AC joint
b. regional shoulder pain
c. pain with palpation
d. pain with movement

Answer 18

pain with palpation

Question 19

Which test is being described: horizontal adduction with 90 degrees of elbow flexion and 90 degrees of internal rotation, the therapist will have the patient resist horizontal abduction

a. AC joint palpation
b. AC resisted extension test
c. Active compression test
d. clunk test

Answer 19

AC resisted extension test

Question 20

To complete the AC resisted extension test, the therapist will have the patient _ horizontal abduction

a. hold
b. resist
c. move into
d. none of the above

Answer 20

resist

Question 21

A positive AC resisted extension test is indicated by

a. weakness in the shoulder
b. tingling in the AC joint
c. pain in the AC joint
d. inability to horizontally adduct

Answer 21

pain in the AC joint