Question 1
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Which tissues are implicated in a sulcus sign test at 0 degrees?
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Superior Capsule
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Inferior Capsule
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SGHL
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ROT Interval
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IGHL
Question 2
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If you discover hypomobility while testing for instability what treatments can be done?
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Mobilizations
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Stretching
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Bracing
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Surgical Stabilization
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Theraputic Exercise
Question 3
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What is the normal amount of movement expected from a sulcus sign test?
Question 4
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The sulcus sign test is a special test used identify multidirectional instability.
Question 5
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The sulcus sign test at 90 degrees is used to test for instability of the superior capsule.
Question 6
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What tissues are implicated in an anteriorload and shift test?
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Posterior Capsule
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Anterior Capsule
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Anterior Ligaments
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Posterior Ligaments
Question 7
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What treatments can be utilized if a patient has hypermobility in their shoulder due to instability?
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Theraputic Exercise
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Stretching
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Bracing
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Surgical Stabilization
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Mobilizations
Question 8
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Which of the choices below would indicate that a patient is positive for instability of the shoulder?
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Pain
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Hypomobility
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Hypermobility
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Locking
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Apprehension
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Clicking
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Grating/Crepitus
Question 9
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Which of the following is not a normal amount of movement for the test?
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Sulcus sign: ~11 mm
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Anterior Load & Shift: ~ 8 mm
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Anterior Load & Shift: ~7 mm
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Posterior Load & Shift: ~9 mm
Question 10
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Which of the following are associated with SLAP (Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior) Lesions and Long Head Biceps?
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MOI: macro-traumatic injury
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MOI: micro-traumatic injury
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MOI: eccentric deceleration history of activities
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c/o pain "deep" or "in" shoulder
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c/o of lateral pain
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pseudo-locking/locking
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reptitive clicking/clunking
Question 11
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Which of the following are treatments that can be utilized for a SLAP lesion or LHB?
Question 12
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Which test is conducted with the GH joint at 45 degrees to test for a SLAP lesion?
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Anterior Slide Test
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Speed's Test
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Compression-Rotation
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O'Brien's Test
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Posterior Slide Test
Question 13
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Which test is used to determine if the patient has an ant sup-ecc. dec. SLAP lesion?
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Speed's Test
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Anterior Slide Test
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Compression-Rotation
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Posterior Slide Test
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O'Brien's Test
Question 14
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If a test is conducted with suspicions that the patient has a SLAP lesion or LHB condition which of the following findings would be positive?
Question 15
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Which test is used to determine if the patient has a post sup-peel back SLAP lesion?
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Anterior Slide Test
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Posterior Slide Test
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Speed's Test
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O'Brien's Test
Question 16
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A Speed's Test has been conducted. Which of the following appropriately match the test finding with the musculoskeletal problem? (Check all that apply)
Question 17
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An O'Brien's Test has been conducted. Which of the following appropriately match the test finding with the musculoskeletal problem? (Check all that apply)
Question 18
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Which tissues are implicated in Yergason's Test?
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AC Joint
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LHB, THL
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Anterior Capsule
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Supraspinatus
Question 19
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Which of the following are associated with a pathology of the long head of the biceps?
Question 20
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Which of the following would be considered postivie test findings for a LHB pathology?
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Pain
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Grating/Crepitus
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Locking/Pseudo-Locking
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Subluxation of LHB
Question 21
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Which of the following is NOT associated with an AC joint pathology?
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Age over 40 y.o.
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MOI: macrotrauma to superior shoulder
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MOI: CKC (closed kinetic chain) position
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c/o pain "on top" of shoulder
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c/o pain to AC palpation
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c/o pain with cross-over or overhead activities
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asymmetrical deformities of AC
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MOI: eccentric deceleration history
Question 22
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Which of the following is not a positive test finding for an AC joint pathology?
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Pain
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Hypomobility
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Hypermobility
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Grating/Crepitus
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Locking/Pseudo-Locking
Question 23
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Which of the following are associated with RTC impingements? (Check all that apply)
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Age over 40 y.o.
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Repetitive overhead activities
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Overuse of arm in unaccustomed activities
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c/o pain in lateral aspect of shoulder
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c/o pain at night
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c/o painful arc syndrome
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painful arc during active ROM
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compensatory shoulder shrug sign
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eccentric deceleration history of activities
Question 24
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What does the Neer Test test for?
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RTC impingement of the supraspinatus and LHB
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RTC impingement of the supraspinatus
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RTC impingment of the LHB and subscapularis
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RTC impingment of the infrapsinatus and teres minor
Question 25
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What does the Hawkins-Kennedy Test test for?
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RTC impingement: Supraspinatus
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RTC impingement: Supraspinatus and LHB
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RTC impingement: Infraspinatus and Teres Minor
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RTC impingement: Subscapularis and LHB
Question 26
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Which of the following are treatment options for a hypomobile- primary RTC impingement?
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mobilizations/stretching
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TERT
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surgery: capsular shift
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surgery: acromioplasty
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therapeutic exercise
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bracing
Question 27
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Which of the following are possible treatment options for a hypermobile- secondary RTC impingement?
Question 28
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Which of the following are positive test findings for rotator cuff impingements?
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Pain
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Grating/Crepitus
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Looseness
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Painful Arc
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Weakness-pain inhibition
Question 29
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Which of the following are associated with rotator cuff tears?
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over 40 y.o.
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macro-traumatic injury w/ functional disability
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idiopathic onset
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c/o pain lateral arm
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c/o dull constant ache in shoulder
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c/o night pain, often wake up
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compensatory shoulder shrug
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c/o pain anterior arm
Question 30
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Which of the following does the ERLS (external rotation lag sign) 1 test for?
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RTC tear of supraspinatus
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RTC tear of infraspinatus
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RTC tear of subscapularis
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RTC tear of teres minor
Question 31
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Which of the following does ERLS (external rotation lag sign) 2 test for?
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RTC tear of infraspinatus
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RTC tear of supraspinatus
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RTC tear of subscapularis
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RTC tear of teres minor
Question 32
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Which of the following does the 90/90 lag sign test for?
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RTC tear of infraspinatus
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RTC tear of supraspinatus
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RTC tear of subscapularis
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RTC tear of teres minor
Question 33
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Which of the following does the 90/90 lag sign 2 test for?
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RTC tear of infraspinatus
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RTC tear of supraspinatus
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RTC tear of subscapularis
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RTC tear of teres minor
Question 34
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Which of the following does the IRLS (internal rotation lag sign) test for?
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RTC tear of infraspinatus
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RTC tear of supraspinatus
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RTC tear of subscapularis
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RTC tear of teres minor
Question 35
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Which of the following are positive test findings for a rotator cuff tear?
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pain
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grating/crepitus
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lag sign
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weakness
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locking/pseudo-locking
Question 36
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A change of 10 degrees or greater from the predetermined position in a lag sign test is indicative of a full thickness RTC tear.
Question 37
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A 4 to 10 degree lag from the predetermined position in a lag sign test is indicative of a partial RTC tear.
Question 38
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What does the apprehension test check for?
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Anterior instability (macro-traumatic)
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Anterior instability (micro-traumatic)
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Internal impingement syndrome
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Posterior instability
Question 39
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Which of the following are associated with macro-traumatic anterior instability?
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macro-traumatic ant/inf injury
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hx of recurrent subluxations
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c/o dead arm syndrome
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positive apprehension test
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repetitive overhead activities
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c/o pain w/ overhead activities
Question 40
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Which of the following tissues are implicated in the apprehension test?
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anterior capsule
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posterior capsule
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IGHL
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SGHL
Question 41
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Which of the following does the Jobe subluxation/relocation test check for?
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anterior instability (micro-traumatic)
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internal impingement syndrome
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posterior instability
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bankart lesions
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anterior instability (macro-traumatic)
Question 42
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Which of the following are associated with microtraumatic anterior instability?
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age less than 30 y.o.
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repetitive overhead activities
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c/o pain w/ overhead activities
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no overt signs of instability
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c/o click/clunk in shoulder
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sensations of shoulder weakness
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hx of recurrent subluxations
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c/o dead arm syndrome
Question 43
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Which of the following are associated with internal impingement syndrome?
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specific c/o pain in the posterior shoulder inf to post-lat acromion
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horizontal extension motion
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painful arc syndrome
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c/o pain w/ overhead activities
Question 44
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Which of the following are positive test findings for internal impingement syndrome?
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posterior pain
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hypermobility
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hypomobility
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apprehension
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deep pain
Question 45
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Which of the following are associated with posterior instability?
Answer
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MOI: macrotrauma to cause posterior trauma
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Hx of volitional subluxation
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c/o posterior shoulder pain
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patient can volitionally sublux shoulder
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c/o click/clunk
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c/o pain anterior or "deep" in shoulder
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sensation of shoulder weakness
Question 46
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Which of the following does the posterior glide test 1 and 2 check for?
Answer
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posterior instability
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bankart lesion
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SLAP lesion
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anterior instability
Question 47
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Which of the following are positive test findings for posterior instability?
Question 48
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Which of the following are associated with bankart/SLAP lesions?
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hx of macrotrauma
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hx of recurrent subluxations
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c/o pain in anterior or "deep" shoulder
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c/o click/clunk
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sensation of pseudo-locking
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hx of volitional subluxation
Question 49
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Which of the following do the clunk tests and crank test check for?
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bankart lesions
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SLAP lesions
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posterior instability
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RTC tears