wk10 Shoulder Flashcards

1
Q

shoulder mechanism - ‘line’ of pull from Deltoid initially

A

straight up (superior)

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Shoulder mechanism - ‘line’ of pull from rotator cuff

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medial and down (infero-medial)

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3
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what happens when the deltoid and rotator cuff

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4
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what happens to the rotator cuff when there is dysfunction in the rotator cuff with predominant pull from deltoid?

A
  1. cuff fatigue
  2. tendinopathy
  3. partial tear
  4. full thickness tears
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5
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role of capsuloligamentous complex

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stabilise the glenohumeral joint at the END range

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6
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what happens to glenohumeral joint when capsuloligamentous complex is not working properly?

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  • dislocation

- multi-directional laxity

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7
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role of scapulothoracic muscles

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  • provide a stable base to move the arm against resistance

- maintain the glenoid surface in an appropriate position

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8
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role of long head of biceps

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  • may have function in depressing head of humerus

- maybe stability

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9
Q

what happens to long head of biceps when doing overhead activities?

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compression in the bicipital groove

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10
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specific groups of muscles to be working on during the post-op rehabilitation

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  1. rotator cuff
  2. biceps
  3. deltoid
  4. capsuloligamentous complex
  5. scapulothoracic muscles
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11
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treatment ‘principles’ of post op shoulder rehab

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  1. reducing pain
  2. thorough evaluation of px - identify pathology
  3. exercise and techniques are progressively advanced in ROM and resistance based on diagnosis, symptoms
  4. balance scapular muscle function
  5. individualised patient rehab
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12
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brief description of exercise progression

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  • Isometric to short arc to full arc
  • submaximal to maximal,
  • from non-provocation to provocative plane of scapula lies in ‘safety’ zone
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13
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Goals of post op shoulder rehab

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  1. patient education (pathology)
  2. anti-inflammation and pain reduction
  3. facilitate collagen healing
  4. improve ROM
  5. Strengthen muscle tendon unit
  6. optimise proprioception
  7. improve endurance
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14
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acc guide line for non-surgical rotator cuff tear management

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  1. acitivity modification
  2. releive inflammation - NSAID’s, cortisone
  3. physical therapy - ROM and RC strengthening
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15
Q

main indication for rotator cuff surgery

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PAIN

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16
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factors affecting RC repair rehab

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