Shoulder ROM Flashcards by Kendall Gremaux

Q

Expected AROM of shoulder flexion

A

180

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Q

Test position for shoulder flexion

A

Sitting

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Q

Axis of shoulder flexion

A

Between acromion and head of humerus

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Q

Stationary arm of shoulder flexion

A

Aligned with trunk

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Q

Movable arm of shoulder flexion

A

Humerus

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Q

Substitutions for shoulder flexion

A

Hyperextension of lumbar

Elevation of scapula

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Expected AROM for shoulder extension

A

50

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Test position for shoulder extension

A

Prone

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Axis of shoulder extension

A

Between acromion and head of humerus

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Stationary arm of shoulder extension

A

Humerus

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Substitutions of shoulder extension

A

Hyperextension of lumbar

Elevation of scapula

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Q

AROM for shoulder abduction

A

180 (palm up)

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Test position for abduction

A

Supine

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Axis of shoulder abduction

A

Lateral aspect of chest below acromion

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Stationary arm of shoulder abduction

A

Parallel to sternum, lateral aspect of trunk

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Movable arm of shoulder abduction

A

Humerus

Q

Substitutions for shoulder abduction

A

Contralateral flexion, scapular elevation, humeral flexion, scaption

Q

What is shoulder adduction

A

Returning to 0

Q

AROM for shoulder horizontal adduction

A

30 (from 90 degrees of shoulder flexion)

Q

Test position for shoulder horizontal adduction

A

Sitting

Q

Axis for shoulder horizontal adduction

A

Superior aspect of shoulder over acromion

Q

Stationary arm of shoulder horizontal adduction

A

Superior aspect of scapula parallel to floor

Q

Movable arm of shoulder horizontal adduction

A

Humerus

Q

Substitution of shoulder horizontal adduction

A

Trunk rotation