1. Shoulder Special Test

2. Palpations Jugular notch Sternum SC joint Clavicle Coracoid process
AC joint
Greater tuberosity
Lesser tuberosity
Biciptal groove/tendon
Spine of scapula
Scapula borders/ angles
Soft tissue structures

3. Muscles
Rotator cuff muscle group- Subscapularis, supraspinatus, infraspinatur, teres minor
Deltoid (anterior, middle, posterior fibers)
Pectoralis Major
Latissimus Dorsi
Long head of triceps
Coracobrachialis
Biceps Brachii

4. SC Joint Laxity
Have the patients laying supine, grasp proximal clavical just distal to medial clavicular head and attempt to glide and displace in all directions.
Look for pain or laxity

5. AC Joint Laxity Test
AC Traction Test ( preformed like sulcus test for shoulder)
AC Shear test (shear clavicle and acromion together)
Look for increased laxity, pain, and possible step- deformity at AC joint
Also look for piano key sign which indicates trauma to coracoclavicular ligament

6. GH Joint Laxity Test
Anterior- apprehension (crank) test; relocation test; anterior drawer of shoulder
Inferior- Sulcus sign in neutral
Posterior- posterior apprehension; posterior glide in plane of scapula (arm 90* and in plane of scapula); push- pull test

7. Gerber’s lift off test

8. Drop Arm test (RT Cuff)

9. Empty Can (RT Cuff) Suprasipnatuis

10. Neer’s Shoulder impingment

11. Hawkins Kennedy for impingment

12. Yergasons

13. Speeds test

14. Ludingtons for rupture of biceps tendon

15. O briens test for SLAP lesion

16. Adsons for TOS

17. Allens test for TOS

18. Military Brace for TOS