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Definition
mechanical
compression or abrasion of subacromial structures
risk >90 scapula elevates at 60 |
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Term
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Definition
classic presentation
pain free abd 0-60,120-170
painful abd 60-120,170-180 |
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Term
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Definition
| tendon gets pulled across jt. line and pulled into space |
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Term
| Tight add effects on tissue. |
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Definition
wrings out fluids causes damage
treat ER in scaption and 30 degrees down
treat IR in scaption and 30 up |
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Term
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Definition
| attaches to coracoid produces ant tilt/ depression |
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Term
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Definition
| ER weakness is the greatest indicator of impnigment Infraspinatous greatest ER |
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Term
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Definition
| straight, curved hooked.\ |
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Term
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Definition
sprain/dislocation
fall onto arm or MVA
post dislocation serious may have sympathetic symptoms
SC contains meniscus locking and clicking in overhead activity |
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Term
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Definition
immobilize
avoid provocative actions
treat surrounding hypomoblitiy
stabilize thru str.
posture
avoid h. add. |
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Term
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Definition
piano key
pain @ end range flx/ h. add
x ray shrug-zanga, h. add.-basmania
overlap of jt. surfaces more serious
palapate sup. surface
in long term inj worse than nothing
less likely to have meniscus |
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Term
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Definition
proper term
SICK
mal position
prominent inf border
corcoid pain
abnormal at rest or in motion |
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Term
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Definition
str inbalance
nerve
AC jt injury
clavicular fixation
labral tear
RTC injury |
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Term
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Definition
elevate/depress
protract/retract |
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Term
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Definition
up/down rot
ant/post tilt
int/ext rot |
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Term
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Definition
up/low trap-tight upper-weak lower
serratus/rhomboid weak serratus
pecminor tight |
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Term
| pattern of scapula pathology |
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Definition
decrease in up rot
increase in int rot
increase in ant tilt |
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Term
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Definition
resting posture
-dbl square dist from wall
lateral scapula slide
-rest hands on hip and 90 abd |
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Term
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Definition
elevation flx/abd
5-10 times look for dyskinesis |
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Term
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Definition
scap assist-2pt change
scap retraction-full retraction pain/str
scap reposition- cueing pain/str. |
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