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ASCM Clinical Skills. Shoulder. LOOK. Inspection. Swelling, bony prominence Bruising / lacerations Position of arm Asymmetry Atrophy Surgical scars. FEEL. Palpation. Expose both shoulders Palpate bony prominences Soft tissue palpation, least tender areas first - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ASCM Clinical SkillsASCM Clinical Skills

ShoulderShoulder

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LOOKLOOK

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InspectionInspection Swelling, bony prominenceSwelling, bony prominence Bruising / lacerations Bruising / lacerations Position of armPosition of arm AsymmetryAsymmetry AtrophyAtrophy Surgical scarsSurgical scars

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FEELFEEL

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PalpationPalpation

• 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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MOVEMOVE

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ACTIVEACTIVEPASSIVEPASSIVE

ABNORMALABNORMAL

Compare both shouldersCompare both shoulders

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Range of MotionRange of Motion

Forward Flexion:

180°

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Range of MotionRange of Motion

Abduction: 180°

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Range of MotionRange of Motion

External Rotation:

60-80°

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Range of MotionRange of Motion

Internal Rotation:

T7

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Range of MotionRange of Motion

Internal Rotation at

90° Forward Flexion: 90°

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Rotator Cuff InjuryRotator Cuff Injury

• Tendonopathy or tear• Partial or complete• Acute or chronic

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Rotator Cuff InjuryRotator Cuff Injury

Jobe Test:SupraspinatusMiddle deltoid

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Rotator Cuff InjuryRotator Cuff Injury

External Rotation:

Teres minorInfraspinatus

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Rotator Cuff InjuryRotator Cuff Injury

Internal Rotation:

SubscapularisPectoralis

majorLatissimus

dorsi

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Rotator Cuff InjuryRotator Cuff Injury Drop Arm TestDrop Arm Test: :

Unable to resist Unable to resist pressure at pressure at 90°90° abductionabduction

Painful ArcPainful Arc: : Between Between 45 °45 ° and and 120°120° abduction abduction

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ImpingementImpingement

• Usually subacromial space• Irritation between AC joint, RC

tendons and bursae

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ImpingementImpingement

Neer’s Test

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ImpingementImpingement

Hawkin’s Test

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Biceps tendonitis/tearBiceps 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 tendonitisBiceps tendonitis

Yergason’s Test

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Biceps tendonitisBiceps tendonitis

Speed’s Test

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AC Joint arthritisAC Joint arthritis

Crossed Adduction Test

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GH Joint LaxityGH Joint Laxity

•Apprehension Test

•Relocation

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GH Joint LaxityGH Joint Laxity

Sulcus Sign

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GH Joint LaxityGH Joint Laxity

Load and Shift Test

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Referred PainReferred Pain

NeckNeck ElbowElbow HeartHeart DiaphragmaticDiaphragmatic Pan coastPan coast

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Neurological ExaminationNeurological Examination

Radial nerve – Thumbs upRadial nerve – Thumbs up Median nerve – Thumb to hypothenar Median nerve – Thumb to hypothenar

eminenceeminence Ulnar nerve – Abduct VUlnar nerve – Abduct V Axillary nerve - DeltoidAxillary nerve - Deltoid