terms Flashcards
upper cross syndrome tight pecs
tight upper trap and levator scap
upper cross syndrome weak deep cervical flexors
weak lower trap and serratus anterior
anterior instability special tests
crank and relocation and apprehension
posterior instability tests
posterior apprehension test
anterior instability mechanism
posterior force in direction of abduction and ER
combo of ABD, ER, and extension
posterior instability mechanism
posterior force against flexed humerus
combo of flexion, ADD, and IR
inferior instability test
sulcus
what structures are damaged with anterior dislocation
anterior capsule
glenoid labrum
subscap
anterior band of IGHL
biceps
axillary nerve
what structures can be damaged with dislocation
median n
radial n
axillary n
subclavian artery
what surgery for dislocation
capsulorrhaphy
putti platt
Magnuson
loss of ROM for frozen shoulder
ER, flexion and ABD, IR
stage 1 treatment frozen shoulder
heat, e-stim, education, low joint mob, painfree ROM
stage 2 treatment frozen shoulder
ice, mod joint mobs, gentle ROM
stage 4 treatment frozen shoulder
heat, high joint mobs, passive stretching, ROM, functional activities
what structures can be compressed with TOS
brachial plexus
subclavian artery
subclavian vein
4 types of TOS
arterial vascular
venous vascular
true neurogenic
disputed neurogenic (common)
sites of compression for TOS
inter scalene triangle
costoclavicular
behind pec minor
inter scalene triangle compression
due to hypertrophied or tight muscles
use Adson manuever
costoclavicular space compression
from carrying bags
military brace test
pec minor compression
tight pec minor
Roos test
treatment for TOS
education on posture, nerve mobs
mob joints, correct breathing
strengthen, improve ROM
MOI ACJ seperation
downward force on acromion
SCM and upper trap pulls up
symptoms of ACJ separation
pain and swelling, decreased ROM and strength
treatment of ACJ subluxation
sling, AROM other joints, PROM to GHJ, dont movie ACJ
MOI of clavicle fracture
high impact or falls
treatment for clavicle fracture
decrease pain and swelling AROM other joints
AAROM shoulder at 3weeks
strengthening at 6weeks
9 weeks return to conditioning
action of deltoid
ABD, IR, ER, flexion
most common site of proximal humerus fracture
surgical neck
treatment for proximal humerus fracture
ROMs, pulleys, flexion in supine, ER and IR, scapular ROM
pendulums early
strengthen at 6 weeks
TSA vs rTSA
if rotator cuff in tact, do TSA
what muscle is cut with TSA
subscapularis
treatment after TSA
no active IR or stretching of subscap
pendulums right away and PROM only 6 weeks
limit ER to 30
limit ABD
flexion PROM to 75 and IR PROM to 30
strengthen RTC at 12 weeks
treatment after rTSA
no extension, combined ADD and IR
no tuck behind back
no true abduction
week 3 increase flexion and ER tolerance
week 6 begin IR PROM
MOI humerus shaft fracture
fall, MVA
