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In general, what 2 things make up the shoulder complex?
SHOULDER GIRDLE & SHOULDER JOINT
What makes up the shoulder girdle?
SCAPULA & CLAVICLE
What makes up the shoulder joint?
SCAPULA & HUMERUS (GLENOHUMERAL JOINT)
What 4 "joints" make up the shoulder complex?
STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT, GLENOHUMERAL JOINT, SCAPULOTHORACIC ARTICULATION
Why is the scapulothoracic articulation not considered a joint?
IT IS NO DIRECT ATTACHMENT; IS IS CONNECTED INDIRECTLY VIA THE CLAVICLE & SEVERAL MUSCLES.
What does the scapulothoracic articulation contribute to movement?
PROVIDES MOTION & FLEXIBILITY TO THE BODY
This holds up the scapula.
STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
This term is used to discuss activities of the scapula, clavicle & sternum
SHOULDER GIRDLE
Which joints allow shoulder girdle motions?
STERNOCLAVICULAR & ACROMIOCLAVICULAR
What shoulder girdle motions do the SC & AC allow?
ELEVATION & DEPRESSION, PROTRACTION & RETRACTION, UP&DOWNWARD ROTATION, TIPPING
What is the reference point for the scapula?
INFERIOR ANGLE
Name the 5 muscles that attach to the scapular and/or clavicle to provide shoulder girdle motion.
TRAPEZIUS, LEVATOR SCAPULAE, RHOMBOIDS, SERRATUS ANTERIOR, PECTORALIS MINOR
Identify motions of the glenohumeral joint.
FLEX, EXT, HYPEXT, ABD/ADD, HORIZ ABD/ADD, IR, EX
Name the muscles that attach to the scapular vertebral border.
RHOMDOIDS & SERRATUS ANTERIOR
Name the muscle that attaches to the scapular superior angle.
LEVATOR SCAPULA
What is the point of reference for scapular rotation?
INFERIOR ANGLE OF SCAPULA
Name the muscles that attach to the scapular spine.
MIDDLE AND LOWER TRAPEZIUS
Name the muscle that attaches to the scapular acromion process.
UPPER TRAPEZIUS
Name the muscle that attached to the scapular coracoid process.
PEC. MINOR (CORACOBRACIALIS)
Landmarks of Clavicle
ROUNDED END = ACROMIAL END; FACETED END = STERNAL END;
BUMPS ON BOTTOM
What end of the sternum provides attachment for the clavicle?
STERNAL END
Name the 3 parts of the sternum.
MANUBRIUM, BODY, XIPHOID PROCESS
The joint with direct attachment to the trunk; Synovial joint; motion occurs in 3 planes
STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
Connects the acromion process with lateral clavicle; gliding motion occurs in all planes
ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT
What does a labrum do?
ITS IS A FIBROCARTILAGE RING THAT DEEPENS A FOSSA TO PROVIDE MORE STABILITY
Movement of the scapula is accompanied by glenohumeral joint movement & vice-versa. Impairment of one joint will impair function of the other. EX: shoulder flexion accompanies upward scapular rotation.
COMPANION MOTIONS
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Flexion
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Upward rotation; protraction
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Extension
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Downward rotation; retraction
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Hyperextension
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Scapular tilt
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Abduction
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Upward rotation
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Abduction
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Downward rotation
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Medial rotation
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Protraction
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Lateral rotation
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Retraction
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Horizontal abduction
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Retraction
Companion motions of shoulder joint:

Horizontal abduction
Companion motions of shoulder girdle:

Protraction
What is the scapulohumeral rhythem ratio?
2:1 ratio
The first 30 degrees of shoulder joint motion is purely glenohumeral.
After that, for every 2 degrees of shoulder flexion or abd., the scapula rotates 1 degree
INSERT PICTURE
STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
A.
B.
C.
D.
INSERT PICTURE
ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT
E.
F.
G.
Name the muscles of the shoulder girdle.
TRAPEZIUS
LEVATOR SCAPULAE
RHOMBOIDS
SERRATUS ANTERIOR
PECTORALIS MINOR
Trapezius
NERVE: CRANIAL NERVE XI
SPINAL SEGMENT: C3, C4, C5
Levator Scapulae
NERVE: DORSAL SCAPULAR
SPINAL SEGMENT: C3, C4, C5
Rhomboids
NERVE: DORSAL SCAPULAR
SPINAL SEGMENT: C5
Serratus Anterior
NERVE: LONG THORACIC
SPINAL SEGMENT: C5, C6, C7
Pectoralis Minor
NERVE: MEDIAL PECTORAL
SPINAL SEGMENT: C8, T1
Name the synergists for upward rotation.(which two muscles are agonistic in updward rotation of the scapula?)
UPPER & LOWER TRAPEZIUS
What parts of the trapezius work as synergists to retract the scapula?
ALL 3 PARTS WORK TOGETHER
Prime mover in rotational movement of the scapula.
MIDDLE TRAPEZIUS
Which trapezius muscles are antagonistic in elevation & depression of the scapula?
UPPER & LOWER TRAPEZIUS
What keeps the scapular vertebral border against the rib cage; "winging"?
SERRATUS ANTERIOR
Give an example of force couple with an net effect of downard rotation.
1 LEVATOR SCAPULAE (PULL UP)
2 RHOMBOIDS (PULL IN)
3 PECTORALIS MINOR (PULL DOWN)
Give an example of force couple with an net effect of upward rotation.
1 UPPER TRAP (PULLS IN)
2 LOWER TRAP (PULLS DOWN)
3 LOWER SERRATUS ANT.(PULLS OUT)
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: ACTION
RETRATION
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: MUSCLES
1 MIDDLE TRAP
2 RHOMBOIDS
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: ACTION
PROTATION
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: MUSCLES
1 SERRATUS ANTERIOR
2 PECTORALIS MINOR
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: ACTION
ELEVATION
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: MUSCLES
1 LEVATOR SCAPULAE
2 UPPER TRAP
3 RHOMBOIDS
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: ACTION
DEPRESSION
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: MUSCLES
1 LOWER TRAP
2 PECTORALIS MINOR
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: ACTION
UPWARD ROTATION
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: MUSCLES
1 UPPER &
2 LOWER TRAP
3 SERRATUS ANTERIOR (LOWER FIBERS)
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: ACTION
DOWNWARD ROTATION
Prime movers of the shoulder girdle: MUSCLES
1 RHOMBOIDS
2 LEVATOR SCAPULAE
3 PECTORALIS MINOR