Shoulder Work Sheet Cards

Front 1

Acromialclavicular sprain
-MOI

Back 1

direct blow to tip of shoulder

Front 2

Clavicle fracture
-incomplete fracture

Back 2

greenstick in adolescents

Front 3

Anterior scalene syndrome
-what is it

Back 3

compressed subclavian artery

Front 4

Glenohumeral dislocation
-which test

Back 4

Apprehension test

Front 5

impingement syndrome
-MOI

Back 5

caused by acceleration phase

Front 6

Posterior capsular syndrome
-MOI

Back 6

caused by deceleration phase

Front 7

serratus anterior weakness
-sign and symtom

Back 7

winging of the scapula

Front 8

shoulder pointer
-what is it

Back 8

contusion of acromion process

Front 9

strain of pectoral muscle
-MOI

Back 9

caused by cocking phase

Front 10

supraspinatus strain
-which test

Back 10

drop arm test

Front 11

Thoracic outlet syndrome
-what is it

Back 11

Compression of brachial artery

Front 12

How do you determine acromioclavicular joint instability?

Back 12

Palpate shoulder to find any displacement of acromion process and head of clavicle.AC test.

Front 13

what two test can be performed to determine if the supraspinatua muscle is functioning correctly?

Back 13

Drop Arm and Empty Can

Front 14

What mechanisms are asociated with rotator cuff strains?

Back 14

Throwing process and falling on outstretched arm

Front 15

How do you perform the yergason's test?

Back 15

push down on humerus and externally rotate

Front 16

What occurs in impingement syndrome of the rotator cuff?

Back 16

?

Front 17

How are stages 1 and 2 of impingement syndrome usually treated?

Back 17

strengthening rotator cuff and restoring ROM

Front 18

How are stages 3 and 4 of impingement syndrome usually treated?

Back 18

immobilizeand complete rest, surgical intervention

Front 19

What signs and symptoms will be present in a 2nd degree acromioclavicular sprain?

Back 19

partial diplacement, unable to fully abduct or bring arm across chest

Front 20

What signs and symptoms will be present in a anterior glenohumeral dislocation?

Back 20

felt shoulder give away,felt a pop and lots of pain, flattened deltoid, palpation of axilla shows prominence of humeral head

Front 21

What is frozen shoulder?

Back 21

When a patient doesn't move their arm due to pain it can freeze up and become unable to move.

Front 22

What are the signs and symptoms of a fractured clavicle?

Back 22

athlete will support the arm, tilting head towards injured clavicle, lower clavicle, swelling, point tenderness, mild deformity

Front 23

because this important structure winds around the humerus, it could also be damaged in a humeral fracture leading to loss of wrist and finger extension. Waht is the structure?

Back 23

radial nurve

Front 24

what types of early rehabilitation exercises can be done for a rotator cuff condition?

Back 24

joint mobilization and flexibility

Front 25

if an individual had an anterior glenohumeral dislocation, what positions should be avoided, and what positions should be emphasized?

Back 25

uncomfortable positions should be avoided and in anterior positions the arm should be maintained in relaxed positions

Front 26

name 4 exercises that can be used in a intermediate rehab program for a acromial clavicular injury?

Back 26

joint mob
flexibility
strengthening
ROM

Front 27

What 3 special test can be performed to determine neurovascular syndromes in the neck and shoulder region?

Back 27

Adson's test
Roo test
Military Brace