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ASCM Clinical Skills Shoulder
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LOOK
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Inspection Swelling, bony prominence Swelling, bony prominence Bruising / lacerations Bruising / lacerations Position of arm Position of arm Asymmetry Asymmetry Atrophy Atrophy Surgical scars Surgical scars
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FEEL
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Palpation Expose both shoulders Palpate bony prominences Soft tissue palpation, least tender areas first Compare to contralateral side
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AC Joint
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MOVE
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ACTIVE PASSIVE ABNORMAL Compare both shoulders
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Range of Motion Forward Flexion: 180°
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Range of Motion Abduction: 180°
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Range of Motion External Rotation: 60-80°
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Range of Motion Internal Rotation: T7
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Range of Motion Internal Rotation at 90° Forward Flexion: 90°
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Rotator Cuff Injury Tendonopathy or tear Partial or complete Acute or chronic
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Rotator Cuff Injury Jobe Test: Supraspinatus Middle deltoid
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Rotator Cuff Injury External Rotation: Teres minor Infraspinatus
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Rotator Cuff Injury Internal Rotation: Subscapularis Pectoralis major Latissimus dorsi
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Rotator Cuff Injury Drop Arm Test: Unable to resist pressure at 90° abduction Drop Arm Test: Unable to resist pressure at 90° abduction Painful Arc: Between 45 ° and 120° abduction Painful Arc: Between 45 ° and 120° abduction
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Impingement Usually subacromial space Irritation between AC joint, RC tendons and bursae
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Impingement Neer’s Test
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Impingement Hawkin’s Test
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Biceps tendonitis/tear Usually long head Related to overuse/activity Anterior shoulder pain Acute or chronic Weakness with resisted flexion/supination
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Biceps Tendon
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Biceps tendonitis Yergason’s Test
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Biceps tendonitis Speed’s Test
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AC Joint arthritis Crossed Adduction Test
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GH Joint Laxity Apprehension Test Relocation
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GH Joint Laxity Sulcus Sign
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GH Joint Laxity Load and Shift Test
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Referred Pain Neck Neck Elbow Elbow Heart Heart Diaphragmatic Diaphragmatic Pan coast Pan coast
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Neurological Examination Radial nerve – Thumbs up Radial nerve – Thumbs up Median nerve – Thumb to hypothenar eminence Median nerve – Thumb to hypothenar eminence Ulnar nerve – Abduct V Ulnar nerve – Abduct V Axillary nerve - Deltoid Axillary nerve - Deltoid
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