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SHOULDER:

SHOULDER BONES: 3 BONES MAKE UP THE SHOULDER HUMERUS CLAVICLE SCAPULA

SHOULDER BONY LANDMARKS: 3 BONY LANDMARKS... ALL ON THE SCAPULA ACROMION CORACOID PROCESS GLENOID

SHOULDER JOINTS: 2 SHOULDER JOINTS: ACROMIOCLAVICULA R CONNECTS ACROMION (SCAPULA) TO CLAVICLE GLENOHUMERAL CONNECTS GLENOID (SCAPULA) TO HUMERUS

SHOULDER LABRUM: THE LABRUM IS A FIBROCARTILAG E RIM AROUND THE GLENOID THAT HOLDS THE HUMERUS IN PLACE

SHOULDER MOVEMENTS: FLEXION EXTENSION ABDUCTION ADDUCTION EXTERNAL ROTATION INTERNAL ROTATION CIRCUMDUCTION

ROTATOR CUFF: THE ROTATOR CUFF IS A GROUP OF 4 MUSCLES IN THE SHOULDER THE HELPS TO STABALIZE THE SHOULDER JOINT.

ROTATOR CUFF: THE 4 MUSCLES OF THE ROTATOR CUFF ARE ALSO KNOWN AS THE SITS MUSCLES... SUPRASPINATUS: ABDUCTION INFRASPINATUS: EXTERNAL ROTATION TERES MINOR: EXTERNAL ROTATION SUBSCAPULARIS: INTERNAL ROTATION ALL 4 MUSCLES ATTACH THE HUMERUS & SCAPULA

SHOULDER INJURIES: SPRAIN AC SPRAIN STRAIN FRACTURE DISLOCATION LABRAL TEAR IMPINGEMENT

SHOULDER SPRAIN: INJURY O A LIGAMENT AC SPRAIN IS AN INJURY TO THE ACROMIOCLAVICULA R LIGAMENT

SHOULDER STRAIN: INJURY TO A MUSCLE OR TENDON

SHOULDER FRACTURE: BROKEN BONE MOST COMMONLY THE CLAVICLE

SHOULDER DISLOCATION: SEPARATION OF THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT OF THE SHOULDER

LABRAL TEAR: THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF LABRAL TEARS: SLAP TEAR BANKART TEAR ANY OTHERS ARE CLASSIFIES LIKE A CLOCK...

SLAP TEAR: SUPERIOR LABRAL TEAR

BANKART TEAR: OCCURS DURING A SHOULDER DISLOCATION INFERIOR LABRAL TEAR

LABRAL TEAR: CLASSIFIED LIKE A CLOCK

SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT: THE IMPINGEMENT OF ONE OR MORE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES CAUSING WEAKNESS