Torn ligament in arm shoulder
[DOC File]Shoulder - University of West Alabama
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Protzman Test for Anterior Instability - Patient sitting, examiner abducts arm up to 900 & supports arm against examiner's hip so that the shoulder muscles are relaxed. Examiner palpates anterior humeral head with fingers of one hand deep in patient's axilla while the fingers of the other hand are placed over posterior humeral head.
[DOC File]5th Edition Instructor Manual
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c. Shoulder or glenohumeral joint has ligaments that hold shoulder in place that are not very strong. i. Shoulder can easily dislocate. ii. Prevalent in contact sports. iii. Occur with violent falls. iv. MOI for anterior dislocation is forceful abduction and external rotation of arm at shoulder
[DOC File]GROSS ANATOMY 205 MIDTERM EXAMINATION
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b. some weakness in lateral rotation at the shoulder joint. c. some weakness in medial rotation at the shoulder joint. d. impaired ability to abduct the arm. e. impaired ability to adduct the arm. 10. Several weeks after his shoulder dislocation was reduced, the. quarterback complains of persistent pain when he abducts his arm to throw. a football.
[DOC File]9/11/08 - Weebly
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-if arm is hanging by the side, then either anterior dislocation, or it is a burner/stinger (brachial plexopathy)-if they support the arm (at the elbow), then likely AC separation, or a fracture (or a post dislocation)-FOOSH: can result in dislocation, fracture, labral tear, rotator cuff injury-fall on tip of shoulder: can result in AC separation-
[DOC File]What is shoulder instability
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The labrum (where the shoulder ligaments attach) is usually torn in cases of shoulder instability. In addition, there are sometimes fractures of the ball or socket of the shoulder. Rarely, there is also a rotator cuff tear in cases of instability. A rotator cuff tear is more common in patients over the age of 40 with a shoulder dislocation.
[DOC File]Blue Box Stuff from Moore
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The head of the humerus is driven anteriorly and the joint capsule and glenoid labrum are torn off the fossa. Quarterbacks who are hit forcefully on the arm as they are about to release the ball; i.e. when their shoulder is fully abducted, will tear the joint capsule so that the humeral head will lie inferior to the glenoid cavity.
[DOC File]Rotator cuff: failure and treatment
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A reparable cuff tear is one in which tendon of good quality can be brought to the anatomic insertion site with the arm adducted to the patient’s side. A cuff tear is likely to be reparable if it was torn by a forceful injury to a previously normally functioning shoulder and if the repair is within weeks of the injury.
[DOC File]Shoulder Special Tests
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Elbow Special Tests Medial Collateral Ligament Test (Abduction Stress Test) Instruct: Patient seated with a slightly 5-10° flexed elbow, examiner stabilizes the lateral aspect of the arm and places an abduction (valgus) pressure on the medial forearm. Positive: Excessive gapping & pain.
[DOC File]What is shoulder instability
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The labrum (where the shoulder ligaments attach) is usually torn in cases of shoulder instability. In addition, there are sometimes fractures of the ball or socket of the shoulder. Rarely, there is also a rotator cuff tear, but a rotator cuff tear is more common in patients over the age of 40 with a shoulder dislocation.
[DOC File]COMMON INJURIES TO THE UPPER EXTREMITY
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Tingling and numbness in the neck, shoulder region, arm and hand The bony, ligamentous, and muscular obstacles all define the cervicoaxillary canal or the thoracic outlet and its course from the base of the neck to the axilla or arm pit. ... it was quickly recognized that the ligament could be torn by any strong force that acutely abducts the ...
[DOC File]Preventing Pitching Injuries in Youth Baseball
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The epidemic of arm injuries suffered by youth baseball pitchers is reflected in the dramatic increase in the number of shoulder and so-called Tommy John elbow (ulnar) ligament-transplant operations performed by Dr. James Andrews at ASMI: 9 Tommy John elbow operations from 1995 to 1998. 65 over the next four years. 224 from 2003 to 2008
[DOC File]The Shoulder
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(separated shoulder) A-C joint. Acromioclavicular ligament. Coracoclavicular ligament. Mechanism of injury. Classification- measures displacement on clavicle and acromion. Type I- all ligaments function with no displacement. Type II- ac ligaments torn but Coracoclavicular ligaments intact. Type III- everything is torn. Type IV, V, VI. Signs and ...
[DOC File]1 - Huff Hills Ski Patrol
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a ligament strain. torn cartilage. a ruptured tendon. Answer: d. Objective: 20-4. Reference: 613. 74. An injured forearm, shoulder, clavicle, or scapula should be cradled in a sling: with the splinted extremity elevated at the level of the clavicle. with its weight evenly distributed. at a 45-degree angle to the chest. at the same level as the ...
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