Msk Upper Body Pcl Schef

Front 1

PASSIVELY FLEX A SHOULDER IN FULL IR WHILE STABILIZING THE SCAPULA

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NEER TEST

Front 2

WITH SHOULDER AND ELBOW FLEXED TO 90 DEG, PASSIVELY IR THE SHOULDER

Back 2

HAWKINS

Front 3

WITH SHOULDER ABDUCTED TO 90 DEG PASSIVELY ER THE SHOULDER

Back 3

APPREHENSION SIGN

Front 4

PLACE ONE HAND ON THE POSTERIOR SCAPULA AND USE THE OTHER HAND TO APPLY TRACTION TO THE PATIENT'S ARM IN AN INFERIOR DIRECTION

Back 4

SULCUS SIGN

Front 5

ADDUCT THE ARM ACROSS THE BODY HORIZONTALLY WHILE APPLYING AN AXIAL LOAD AT THE ELBOW TO PUSH THE HUMERUS POSTERIORLY

Back 5

JERK TEST

Front 6

RESISTED SHOULDER FLEXION WITH ELBOW EXTENDED, FOREARM SUPINATED & SHOULDER FLEXED TO 60 DEG

Back 6

SPEED'S MANEUVER

Front 7

RESIST ELBOW FLEXION WHILE PASSIVELY ER THE SHOULDER

Back 7

YEARGSON TEST

Front 8

WITH SHOULDER ABDUCTED TO 90 DEG, HAVE THE PT IR THE SHOULDER (LIKE EMPTYING A CAN) AND APPLY DOWNWARD PRESSURE AT THE PT'S UPPER ARM

Back 8

EMPTY CAN TEST

Front 9

HAVE PT FULLY ABDUCT SHOULDER AND SLOWLY LOWER IT TO THE SIDE. IF PT CAN LOWER IT, HAVE THEM HOLD IT AT 90 DEG OF ABDUCTION AND GENTLY TAP THE ARM DOWNWARD.

Back 9

DROP ARM TEST

Front 10

FLEX PT'S SHOULDER TO 90 DEG AND ADDUCT THE ARM ACROSS THE PT'S BODY

Back 10

CROSS BODY

Front 11

HAVE PT BRING ARM ACROSS INTO HORIZONTAL ADDUCTION WITH THUMP UP, PUSH DIRECTLY DOWN. REPEAT MANEUVER WITH THUMB UP

Back 11

O'BRIEN TEST

Front 12

NEER'S TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 12

IMPINGEMENT

Front 13

NEER'S TEST IS POSITIVE IF WHAT

Back 13

IF THE PT HAS PAIN IN THE SUBACROMIAL SPACE

Front 14

HAWKINS TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 14

IMPINGEMENT

Front 15

HAWKINS TEST IS POSITIVE IF WHAT

Back 15

IF THE PT HAS PAIN IN THE SUBACROMIAL SPACE

Front 16

APPREHENSION SIGN IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 16

ANTERIOR INSTABILITY

Front 17

APPREHENSION SIGN IS POSITIVE IF WHAT

Back 17

IF THE PT HAS A LOOK OF APPREHENSION OR IS RESISTING THE MOTION

Front 18

SULCUS SIGN IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 18

INFERIOR INSTABILITY IMPINGEMENT

Front 19

A POSITIVE SULCUS SIGN IS INDICATIVE OF WHAT

Back 19

INFERIOR SHOULDER INSTABILITY

Front 20

JERK TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 20

POSTERIOR INSTABILITY

Front 21

SPEED'S MANEUVER IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 21

BICEP TENDONITIS

Front 22

SPEED'S MANEUVER IS POSITIVE IF THE PT HAS WHAT

Back 22

PAIN AT THE BICIPITAL GROOVE

Front 23

YEARGSON TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 23

BICEP TENDONITIS

Front 24

YEARGSON TEST IS POSITIVE IF WHAT

Back 24

IF THE PT'S TENDON POPS OUT OF THE BICIPITAL GROOVE

Front 25

THE EMPTY CAN TEST IS POSITIVE WHEN

Back 25

IF THE PT HAS PAIN IN THE SUBACROMIAL SPACE

Front 26

DROP ARM TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 26

SUPRASPINATUS RUPTURE

Front 27

THE DROP ARM TEST IS POSITIVE WHEN

Back 27

IF THE PT IS UNABLE TO LOWER THEIR SHOULDER SMOOTHLY

Front 28

THE CROSS BODY TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 28

AC ARTHROSIS

Front 29

THE O'BRIEN TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 29

SLAP LESION

Front 30

A POSITIVE OBRIEN'S IS PAINFUL WITH THE THUMB

Back 30

DOWN

Front 31

WHAT TESTS THE INTEGRITY OF THE ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN

Back 31

VALGUS STRESS TEST

Front 32

WHAT TESTS THE INTEGRITY OF THE LATERAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT SPRAIN

Back 32

VARUS STRESS TEST

Front 33

THE ELBOW FLEXION TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 33

ULNAR NERVE NEUROPATHY

Front 34

WITH WHAT TEST SHOULD THE PT FLEX THEIR ELBOW AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE AND THEN REPORT ANY TINGLING OR NUMBNESS IN THE HAND

Back 34

ELBOW FLEXION TEST

Front 35

THE ELBOW FLEXION TEST IS CONSIDERED NEGATIVE WHEN THE SYMPTOMS DO NOT DEVELOP WITHIN HOW LONG

Back 35

60 SECONDS

Front 36

THE LONG FINGER TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 36

LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS

Front 37

- PRONATE THE FOREARM
- RESIST EXTENSION OF THE THIRD DIGIT DISTAL TO THE PIP
- STESSES THE EXTENSOR DIGITORUM

Back 37

LONG FINGER TEST

Front 38

WHAT INDICATES A POSITIVE LONG FINGER TEST

Back 38

PAIN TO THE LATERAL EPICONDYLE. IT INDICATES LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS

Front 39

THE WRIST FLEX TEST IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 39

MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS

Front 40

WHAT INDICATES A POSITIVE WRIST FLEX TEST

Back 40

PAIN FOCAL TO THE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE. IT INDICATES A MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS

Front 41

THE WRIST EXTENSION IS TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 41

LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS

Front 42

WHAT INDICATES A POSITIVE WRIST EXTENSION

Back 42

PAIN FOCAL TO THE LATERAL EPICONDYLE. IT IS POSITIVE FOR LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS

Front 43

LIGHTLY TAPPING ON THE ULNAR NERVE CAN CAUSE PAIN AND PARESTHESIAS OVER THE ULNAR BORDER OF THE HAND AND THE RING AND LITTLE FINGERS WITH WHAT TEST

Back 43

TINEL SIGN

Front 44

PHALEN MANEUVER IS ASSESSING FOR WHAT

Back 44

CARPEL TUNNEL SYNDROME

Front 45

LONG FINGER FLEXOR TESTS ARE TESTING FOR WHAT

Back 45

DISRUPTION OF THE FLEXOR TENDONS DUE TO FINGER LACERATION

Front 46

WITH ULNAR NERVE PALSY, THE PT WILL EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY MAINTAINING A HOLD AND WILL COMPENSATE BY FLEXING THE FPL (FLEXOR POLLICIS LONGUS) WITH WHAT TEST

Back 46

FROMENT TEST

Front 47

STRENGTH LEVEL:

NO MOVEMENT AT ALL

Back 47

0

Front 48

STRENGTH LEVEL:

NO MOVEMENT AT ALL

Back 48

0

Front 49

STRENGTH LEVEL:

NO MOVEMENT AT ALL

Back 49

0

Front 50

STRENGTH LEVEL:

TRACE MOVEMENT

Back 50

1

Front 51

STRENGTH LEVEL:

TRACE MOVEMENT

Back 51

1

Front 52

STRENGTH LEVEL:

TRACE MOVEMENT

Back 52

1

Front 53

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT WITH REMOVAL OF GRAVITY

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2

Front 54

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT WITH REMOVAL OF GRAVITY

Back 54

2

Front 55

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT WITH REMOVAL OF GRAVITY

Back 55

2

Front 56

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT AGAINST GRAVITY, BUT NOT RESISTANCE

Back 56

3

Front 57

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT AGAINST GRAVITY, BUT NOT RESISTANCE

Back 57

3

Front 58

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT AGAINST GRAVITY, BUT NOT RESISTANCE

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3

Front 59

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT AGAINST GRAVITY, BUT NOT RESISTANCE

Back 59

4

Front 60

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT AGAINST GRAVITY, BUT NOT RESISTANCE

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4

Front 61

STRENGTH LEVEL:

MOVEMENT AGAINST GRAVITY, BUT NOT RESISTANCE

Back 61

4

Front 62

STRENGTH LEVEL:

NORMAL MOVEMENT

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5

Front 63

STRENGTH LEVEL:

NORMAL MOVEMENT

Back 63

5

Front 64

STRENGTH LEVEL:

NORMAL MOVEMENT

Back 64

5

Front 65

ACTIVE ROM WITH SHOULDER FLEXION USES WHAT MUSCLES

Back 65

PEC MAJOR AND ANT DELTOID

Front 66

ACTIVE ROM WITH SHOULDER EXTENSION USES WHAT MUSCLES

Back 66

LATS AND POST DELTOID

Front 67

ACTIVE ROM WITH SHOULDER ABDUCTION USES WHAT MUSCLES

Back 67

MIDDLE DELTOID AND SUPRASPINATUS

Front 68

ACTIVE ROM WITH SHOULDER ADDUCTION USES WHAT MUSCLES

Back 68

PEC MAJOR AND LATS

Front 69

ACTIVE ROM WITH INTERNAL SHOULDER ROTATION USES WHAT MUSCLES

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SUBSCAPULARIS AND TERES MAJOR

Front 70

ACTIVE ROM WITH EXTERNAL SHOULDER ROTATION USES WHAT MUSCLES

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INFRASPINATUS AND TERES MINOR