Wk 2: Conditions of the GH jt Flashcards

1
Q

what are the common conditions in the weak shoulder

A
  1. primary RC muscle pathology (Stages 1-3)
  2. RCRSP
  3. calcific tendonitis
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2
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what are the common conditions in the stiff shoulder

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  1. OA
  2. FS
  3. post proximal humeral fractures
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3
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what are the common conditions in the unstable shoulder

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  1. GHJ dislocation/ subluxation
  2. GHJ instability (traumatic and atraumatic)
  3. SLAP lesion
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4
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PAIN + WEAKNESS
what are the main pathologies?

A
  1. RC tendon pathology continuum
  2. RCRSP
    - related pathologies
    - GIRD
  3. calcific tendonitis
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5
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is an underloaded tendon a problem?

A

yes

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6
Q

what are some qualities of a normal tendon?

A

pain free & can absorb load

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7
Q

what does a reactive tendinopathy have?

A

possible bursal involvement

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8
Q

what is a component of tendon disrepair?

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  • possible bursal involvement
  • may also include element of reactive tendinopathy
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9
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components of degenerated tendon

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  • possible bursal involvement
  • may also include element of reactive tendinopathy
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10
Q

what does a frayed RC tendon look like?

A

fairy floss

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11
Q

what muscle tendon attaches to the anterior surface of labrum/ capsule ?

A

LHB tendon

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12
Q

what happens to the LHB tendon in RC pathology?

A

swelling, thick

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13
Q

what are the factors that contribute/ predispose RC tendon tears?

A
  • age
  • bony architecture
  • cuff orientation
  • risk factors
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14
Q

what happens with tendons over time?

A

degenerate (not always painful)

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15
Q

what are the 3 spaces the cuff tendons are bound by?

A
  1. sub-acromial space
  2. sub- coracoid space
  3. postero-superior space
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16
Q

how does the cuff orientation contribute to RC pathology

A

tendons are not distinguishable

17
Q

what happens to the SA space as shoulder goes into elevation

A

decreases by 2-3mm

18
Q

what is the postero-superior space made up of

A

glenoid rim & musculotendinous junction of IS & Ter Min

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