Shoulder Rom And Mmt Study

Front 1

Against gravity position for shoulder flexion?

Back 1

Client seated upright with arm starting relaxed at side

Front 2

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder flexion?

Back 2

Client laying on side with arm starting relaxed straight at side.

Front 3

Normal range of motion for shoulder flexion?

Back 3

0 to 180

Front 4

Primary Mover for Flexion?

Back 4

Anterior Deltoid

Front 5

Flexion primary mover’s attachments?

Back 5

Lateral 3rd of clavicle to deltoid tuberosity.

Front 6

Flexion Primary mover nerve innervation?

Back 6

Anterior deltoid is innervated by the axillary nerve.

Front 7

Flexion secondary mover?

Back 7

Coracobrachialis

Front 8

Against gravity position for shoulder extension?

Back 8

Client sitting upright with arm at side.

Front 9

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder extension?

Back 9

Client in side with arm at side.

Front 10

Normal range for shoulder extension?

Back 10

0 to 60

Front 11

Primary mover for extension?

Back 11

Latissimus Dorsi

Front 12

Attachments of primary mover for extension?

Back 12

Last 6 thoracic vertebrae, last 3-4 Ribs, thoracolumbar fascia, iliac crest to the intertubercular groove of the humerus.

Front 13

Nerve innervation of the primary mover for extension?

Back 13

Thoracodorsal N.

Front 14

Secondary mover for extension?

Back 14

Teres Major

Front 15

Against gravity position for shoulder abduction?

Back 15

Client sitting upright with arm resting at side.

Front 16

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder abduction?

Back 16

Client on back (supine) with palm facing upward.

Front 17

Primary mover for shoulder abduction?

Back 17

Middle deltoid

Front 18

Attachments for primary mover for shoulder abduction?

Back 18

Acromion to deltoid tuberosity

Front 19

Nerve innervation for primary mover for shoulder abduction?

Back 19

Axillary Nerve

Front 20

Secondary Mover for shoulder abduction?

Back 20

Supraspinatus (moves the first five degrees)

Front 21

Against gravity position for shoulder horizontal abduction?

Back 21

Client on stomach (in prone) with arm bent at 90 degrees and forearm hanging off mat.

Front 22

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder horizontal abduction?

Back 22

Client sitting upright. Arm abducted out at 90 degrees and forearm bent at elbow

Front 23

Primary mover for shoulder horizontal abduction?

Back 23

Posterior fibers of the deltoid

Front 24

Attachments of primary mover for shoulder horizontal abduction?

Back 24

Spine of scapula to deltoid tuberosity

Front 25

Nerve innervation of primary mover for shoulder horizontal abduction?

Back 25

Axillary nerve

Front 26

Secondary mover for shoulder horizontal abduction?

Back 26

Middle trapezius

Front 27

Against gravity position for shoulder horizontal adduction?

Back 27

Subject on back (in supine)

Front 28

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder horizontal adduction?

Back 28

Client sitting upright with arm abducted 90 degrees and arm bent at elbow

Front 29

Primary mover for horizontal shoulder adduction?

Back 29

Pectoralis Major

Front 30

Nerve innervation for primary mover for horizontal shoulder adduction?

Back 30

Medial and lateral pectoral nerves

Front 31

Attachments of primary mover for shoulder horizontal adduction?

Back 31

Medial 2/3 of clavicle, sternum and coastal cartilage of 1-6 to greater tubercle of humerus

Front 32

Against gravity position for shoulder external rotation?

Back 32

Client on stomach (in prone) with arm abducted 90 degrees and bent at elbow with elbow hanging off mat.

Front 33

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder external rotation?

Back 33

Client sitting upright, arm abducted 90 degrees and elbow bent.

Front 34

Primary mover for shoulder external rotation?

Back 34

Infraspinatus

Front 35

Nerve innervation of primary mover for shoulder external rotation?

Back 35

Suprascapular nerve

Front 36

Muscle attachments of primary mover for shoulder external rotation?

Back 36

Infraspinous process to greater tuberosity.

Front 37

Secondary mover for shoulder external rotation?

Back 37

Teres minor.

Front 38

Against gravity position for shoulder internal rotation?

Back 38

On stomach (in prone) with arm abducted 90 degrees. And arm bent at elbow. Elbow is off the mat.

Front 39

Gravity eliminated position for shoulder internal rotation?

Back 39

Client sitting upright, with arm abducted 90 degrees and bent at elbow.

Front 40

Primary mover for shoulder internal rotation?

Back 40

Subscapularis

Front 41

Nerve innervation for primary mover for shoulder internal rotation?

Back 41

Upper and lower subscapular nerve

Front 42

Muscle attachments of the primary mover for shoulder internal rotation?

Back 42

Subscapular fossa to lesser tuberosity

Front 43

Secondary mover for shoulder internal rotation?

Back 43

Teres major