Upper crossed syndrome-TIGHT- forward head & rounded shoulders-short Flashcards

Characterized by a forward head & rounded shoulders

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*Tigers acronym for

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*Tight

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*Unite acronym for

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*Upper Trapezius

Most likely injury: Headaches

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*Lazy acronym for

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*Levator scapulae
Increased: Cervical extension
Most likely injury: Biceps tendonitis

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*Seals acronym for

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  • Sternocleidomastoid
  • Increased: Scapular protraction/elevation
  • Most likely injury for individuals: Rotator cuff impingement*
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*Since acronym for

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*Scalenes

Most likely injury: Thoracic outlet syndrome

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*Lamas acronym for

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*Latissimus dorsi

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*Tax acronym for

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  • Teres major

* Decreased: Shoulder extension* is what most individuals experience w/upper crossed syndrome

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*Sick acronym for

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*Subscapularis

Decreased: Shoulder external rotation

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*Pelicans acronym for

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*Pectoralis major/minor-usually the most typically shortened in upper crossed syndrome

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Acronyms to remember order of muscles for:

Upper crossed syndrome tight

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Tigers
Unite
Lazy
Seals
Since
Lamas
Tax
Sick 
Pelicans
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