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Shoulder / Test 3 Flashcards

0
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can get a good idea of a patient’s physical state by observation in blank

A

the waiting room

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gold standard for standardized tests for shoulder

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DASH

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2
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four things to observe when you have contact with a patient

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posture, protecting arm?, head position, demeanor

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3
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hand on top of head reduces symptoms is blank sign for blank

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lhermettes, nerve

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4
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lhermettes sign is often a precursor to blank

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ms

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5
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adducted or ir or cradled are the most common positions for shoulder blank

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pathology

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6
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most common age for atraumatic instability of the shoulder

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20

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frozen shoulder is most common in this age

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50

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8
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frozen shoulder can take blank to blank to get better

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6 months, 3 yrs

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9
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djd is most common at blank age

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70

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10
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tendinosis age range

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40-60

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11
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calcium deposits in muscles between these ages

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20-40

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12
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highest risk population of people with frozen shoulder

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women with diabetes

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13
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primary impingement can be blank or blank

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intrinsic, extrinsic

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14
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intrinsic primary impingement can be due to these changes in the rotator cuff

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vascularity, degeneration, degeneration of bone

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extrinsic primary impingements are more related to

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posture, muscle imbalances, motor control, training, occupation

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16
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clicking, snapping, grinding can all be from some sort of blank

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djd

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17
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achy pain could be blank

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muscle

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18
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sharp pain could be

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fracture

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19
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numbness or burning pain can be

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nerve

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20
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dead arm can be blank

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thoracic outlet syndrome

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21
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origin of pain is coming from a nerve root (central)

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radiculopathy

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22
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origin of pain of nerve is peripheral

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neuropathy

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23
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causes of pain during adls for shoulder

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night pain/laying on shoulder, reaching overhead, deodorant, washing back of head, push up from chair, push open doors

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Djornes triad is blank and indicates a blank and can be tested by blank

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Coughing, sneezing, straining, space occupying lesion, valsalva maneuver

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25
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rare genetic disorder with a defect in collagen synthesis, can be mild to life threatening

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ehlers-danlos

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26
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ehlers danlos is when skin can be blank

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stretched really far

27
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ehlers danlos index that checks for global hypermobility

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brighton

28
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autosomal dominant genetic disorder of connective tissue, disproportionate long limbs, fingers, tall stature, predisposed to cv disorders

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marfan syndrome

29
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hypothesis - patient reporting lateral shoulder pain with overhead activities or demonstration of painful arc

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bursitis, impingement subacromial, tendonitis

30
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hypothesis - patient reports instability, apprehension, and pain with activities most often when shoulder is abducted and externally rotated

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shoulder instability, labral tear if there is clicking

31
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hypothesis - decreased rom and pain with resistance

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possible rc tear or long head of biceps tendonitis

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Hypothesis - patient reports of pain and weakness with muscle loading, night pain, age > 60

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possible rc tear

33
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Hypothesis - shoulder pain radiating to elbow, aggravated by movement not bad at rest. > 45 years old and more female than males

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adhesive capsulitis

34
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visceral pathology will present with blank pain

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constant

35
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visceral pathology may be blank onset

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insidious

36
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rest does not relieve pain or symptoms in blank pathologie

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visceral

37
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impaired smoothness signs of shoulder arom and prom is characterized by blank

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clicking

38
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shoulder arom and prom where instability shows up during mid rom

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pathology is NOt capsuloligamentous

39
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end rom instability means pathology is

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capsuloligamentous

40
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if assisting scapular assist increases pain during raising arm

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ac pathology

41
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if using scapular assist decreases pain then there is a blank

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rotator cuff tendonitis/reactivity

42
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if pain does not change during raising arm overhead then there is a possible blank

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capsuloligamentous inextensibility

43
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capsular inextensibility of shoulder capsular pattern… most limited top 3

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external rotation, abduction, internal rotation

44
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flexion glide to assess

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posterior/inferior

45
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extension glide to assess

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anterior

46
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abduction glide to assess

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inferior glide humeral head

inferior glide clavicle on sternum (ac joint)

47
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internal rotation glide to assess

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posterior

48
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external rotation glide to assess

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anterior glide

49
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horizontal abduction glide to assess

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anterior

50
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horizontal adduction glide to assess

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posterior

51
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highly sensitive rules people blank

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out (true negatives)

52
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highly specific rules people blank

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in (true positives)

53
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internal rotation lag sign has a high blank

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sensitivity and specificity

54
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shift in probability that favors the existence of a disorder

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positive likelihood ratio

55
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weak er, ir, and positive empty can test and drop arm test then there is probably blank

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rotator cuff tear

56
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hawkins kennedy and neer’s tests are for blank and are more blank so should be used at blank of exam

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impingement, specific, beginning

57
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patient internal impingement test with anterior instability to produce symptoms

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gh apprehensions

58
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patient internal impingement test with anterior instability to reduce symptoms

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gh relocation

59
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empty can is aka

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jobe’s test

60
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four common shoulder pathologies

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hypomobility, hypermobility, compressive load intolerance, tensile load intolerance

61
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tendonitis and rc tear can show up as these kind of pathologies

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tensile/compressive load intolerance

62
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a muscle imbalance is when

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one muscle is much stronger than the other in a force couple

63
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effective treatment for hypomobility of shoulder during overhead activities

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non thrust manipulations to posterior/inferior capsule

64
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decreased rom in ac or sc joint pathology is usually at the end range of blank movement….. presents most often with limited blank or blank

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overhead, adduction, horizontal abduction

65
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most active muscle during press up

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pec major

pt musculo2 (17 decks)

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