The Shoulder and Shoulder Girdle Flashcards

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Origin, insertion and action of Pectoralis Major

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Origin, insertion and action of Subclavius

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Origin, insertion and action of Deltoid

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Origin, insertion and action of Biceps brachii (LH)

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Origin, insertion and action of Coracobrachialis

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Origin, insertion and action of Latissimus Dorsi

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Origin, insertion and action of Teres major

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Origin, insertion and action of Long head of Triceps

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Origin, insertion and action of Supraspinatus

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Origin, insertion and action of Subscapularis

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Origin, insertion and action of Infraspinatus

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12
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Origin, insertion and action of Teres Minor

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Origin, insertion and action of Trapezius

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Origin, insertion and action of Serratus anterior

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Origin, insertion and action of Rhomboid major

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Origin, insertion and action of Rhomboid minor

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Origin, insertion and action of Pectoralis minor

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Origin, insertion and action of Levator scapula

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19
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Identify and explain the role of the anterior fibres of deltoid in shoulder medial rotation.

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20
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Identify and explain the attachments of Trapezius

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21
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When testing the Latissimus Dorsi which other muscles are also being tested.

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22
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When clasping your hands behind your back what structures are being stretched.

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23
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What scapular movements have to occur to reach forward to open a door and which muscle produces this movement.

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24
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How does the scarf test contribute to your clinical reasoning when assessing the shoulder girdle.

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25
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Identify and explain how shortness of pectoralis major could affect active and passive movements at the shoulder complex.

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26
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How do triceps and biceps stabilise the glenoid?

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27
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Identify and explain which other structures may be under stretch with the Shoulder anterior drawer

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28
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Identify and explain the muscles involved in shoulder abduction.

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29
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Identify and explain which structures limit normal movement of shoulder medial rotation

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30
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What are the actions of the levator scapulae?

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31
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Identify and explain normal and abnormal findings of the Hawkims Kennedy test and how this can contribute to your reasoning

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32
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Identify and explain the other structures that insert around the coracoid.

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33
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What are the attachments of the pectoralis minor?

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34
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Describe the location of the spine of the scapula?

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35
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In what direction does the inferior angle of the scapula move as it rotates laterally?

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36
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What is the direction of the fibres of serratus anterior?

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37
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Describe how to put the upper fibres of trapezius on stretch?

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38
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How do the movements of the clavicle influence movements in the A/C and S/C joints?

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39
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Identify and explain which structures limit normal movement of shoulder lateral rotation

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40
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Identify and explain the muscles involved in shoulder abduction.

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41
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Identify and explain how shortness of biceps brachii could affect active and passive movements at both the shoulder and the elbow.

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42
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Identify and explain the other structures that insert around the greater tubercle of the humerus.

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43
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When testing the biceps in both length and strength which other structures re also being tested?

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44
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Identify and explain which structures lie in close proximity to the greater tubercle of the humerus.

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45
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What is the close packed position for the shoulder joint

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46
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What are the actions of upper trapezius?

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47
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Identify and explain findings of the Hawkins Kennedy test and how this will influence your clinical reasoning.

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48
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Identify and explain the end feel concept for shoulder flexion and how this can contribute to your reasoning

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49
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Identify and explain the stabilising features of the shoulder joint

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50
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How will posture play a part in producing any muscle imbalance around the scapula?

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51
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Identify and explain the attachments of Pectoralis Major.

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52
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What are the stabilising features of the S/C joint?

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53
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State the range of movement for shoulder abduction and state which muscles are involved in this movement.

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53
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Movements of the scapula are coordinated with the shoulder movements for shoulder flexion, abduction etc. What effects will this have on the A/C joint?

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54
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What is Close Packed position of the shoulder?

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55
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Identify and explain the end feel for shoulder flexion and how this can contribute to your clinical reasoning.

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56
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Identify and explain which structures limit movement of Shoulder lateral rotation.

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57
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Compare and contrast the shoulder joint and the hip.

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58
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What are the Stabilising features of the shoulder?

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59
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What happens to the A/C joint with the Scarf test?

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60
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What are the stabilising features of the pectoral/shoulder girdle?

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61
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Explain why an A/P on the sternal end of the clavicle may have an effect on the A/C joint.

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