Sport med shoulder
13. This muscle group covers the top of the shoulder has three parts and performs three different movements of the shoulder. A. Deltoid B. Pectoralis major C. Trapezius D. Humeral major E. Rotator cuff
A
14. This muscle group covers the top of the shoulder has three parts and performs three different movements of the shoulder. A. Deltoid B. Pectoralis major C. Trapezius 1. Humeral major E. Rotator cuff
A
15. Which test(s) below if positive, tests to determine a rotator cuff injury? A. Drop arm test B. Yergason's test C. Sulcus Test D. Empty Can Test
A
2. Which test(s) below if positive, tests to determine a rotator cuff injury? A. Drop arm test B. Yergason's test C. Sulcus Test D. Empty Can Test
A
2. Which two bones articulate to form the Acromioclavicular joint? A. Clavicle and Humerus B. Humerus and Scapula C. Scapula and Clavicle D. Clavicle and Sternum
A
21. Do complete tears (3rd degree strains) to the Rotator Cuff need to be surgically repaired? A. Yes B. No
A
24. This injury is caused from repetitive overhead movements. A. Rotator Cuff Strain B. Biceps Tendon Rupture C. Impingement D. Acromioclavicular sprain
A
25. This injury is caused from repetitive overhead movements. A. Rotator Cuff Strain Biceps Tendon Rupture Impingement Acromioclavicular sprain
A
26. Name the two muscles that run underneath the Acromion process and can become inflamed and cause impingement. A. Supraspinatus and LH biceps tendono B. Infraspinatus and LH biceps tendon C. Teres Minor and LH biceps tendon D. Subscapularis and LH biceps tendon
A
27. Name the two muscles that run underneath the Acromion process and can become inflamed and cause impingement. Supraspinatus and LH biceps tendon Infraspinatus and LH biceps tendon e. Teres Minor and LH biceps tendon D. Subscapularis and LH biceps tendon
A
28. Can Bicipital Tendonitis lead to an impingement Syndrome? A. Yes B. No
A
30. Can Bicipital Tendonitis lead to an impingement Syndrome? A. True B. False
A
36. Does a dislocation of the shoulder cause stretching or tearing to the capsule ligaments? A. Yes B. No
A
38. Does a dislocation of the shoulder cause stretching or tearing to the capsule ligaments? A True B. False
A
41. Abduction and excessive external rotation of the shoulder will cause which of the following dislocations? A. Superior B. Inferior Anterior D. Posterior
A
41. Which joint is injured with a shoulder dislocation? A. Glenohumeral B. Acromioclavicular C. Sternoclavicular D. Glenoid fossa E. None of the above are the correct answer
A
42. Which joint is injured with a shoulder dislocation? A. Glenohumeral B. Acromioclavicular C. Sternoclavicular D. Glenoid fossa E None of the above are the correct answer
A
43. Which is not one of the three bony components of the shoulder girdle? A Femur B. Humerus C. Scapula D. Clavicle
A
43. Which is not one of the three bony components of the shoulder girdle? A. Femur B. Humerus C. Scapula D. Clavicle
A
44. Surgery is generally needed for recurrent subluxations and dislocations of the A Glenohumeral B. Sternoclavicular C. Scapulothoracic D. Acromioclavicular E. Acromiohumeral
A
46. Drop arm test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
A
47. Empty can test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
A
47. Empty can test A A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
A
50. Impingement test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
A
10. The Biceps flexes the Elbow and A. Extends B. Abducts C. Internally rotates D. Flexes E. Adducts
B
11. The Subscapularis muscle is responsible for which movement? A. External rotation B. Abduction C. Internal rotation D. Adduction
B
17. What is the total number of muscles that make up the rotator cuff in one shoulder? A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 8 E. 15
B
20. Which is the most common muscle/tendon strain to the shoulder? A. Deltoid B. Rotator Cuff C Triceps D. Pectoralis E. Biceps
B
20. Which is the most common muscle/tendon strain to the shoulder? A. Deltoid B. Rotator Cuff C. Triceps D. Pectoralis E. Biceps
B
21. Do complete tears to the Rotator Cuff need to be surgically repaired? A True B. False
B
25. Which motion is more likely to sprain the Glenohumeral joint? A. Abduction and internal rotation B. Adduction and external rotation C. Abduction and external rotation D. Adduction and internal rotation
B
27. Which activity is least likely to cause impingement syndrome. A. Swimming freestyle B. Softball pitching C. Baseball pitching D. Tennis Serving
B
29. Which activity is least likely to cause impingement syndrome. A. Swimming freestyle B. Softball pitching C. Baseball pitching D. Tennis Serving
B
3. Rotator cuff muscles attach (originate and insert) on to which two bones? A. Clavicle and Humerus B. Humerus and Scapula C. Scapula and Clavicle D. Scapula and Sternum
B
3. Rotator cuff muscles attach (originate and insert) on to which two bones? a. Clavicle and Humerus b. Humerus and Scapula C. Scapula and Clavicle D. Scapula and Sternum
B
32. If you suspect a mid-shaft humerus fracture or a humeral head fractures which should be performed? A. Apprehension Test B. X-ray C. stress test D. blood test
B
34. If you suspect a mid-shaft humerus fracture or a humeral head fracture which diagnostic test should be performed? A Apprehension Test B X-ray C. Stress test D. Blood test
B
35. To build the scapular muscles you should perform X, V and Z exercises? A. Yes B. No
B
37. To build the scapular muscles you should perform X, V and Z exercises? A. True B. False
B
39. You are working at the new physical therapy clinic for the first time. The physical therapist has just evaluated a new patient for a rotator cuff strain and now has instructed you to pe... range of motion stretches on the athlete's right shoulder. What would be the correct stre... for this patient? A. Inversion, Eversion B. External Rotation, Internal Rotation C. Supination, Pronation D. Dorsi-Flexion, Plantar Flexion
B
40. You are working at the new physical therapy clinic for the first time. The physical therapist has just evaluated a new patient for a rotator cuff strain and now has instructed you to perform range of motion stretches on the athlete's right shoulder. What would be the correct stretches for this patient? A. Inversion, Eversion B. External Rotation, Internal Rotation C. Supination, Pronation D. Dorsi-Flexion, Plantar Flexion
B
49. Apprehension test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
B
5. What is the total number of muscles that make up the rotator cuff in one shoulder? A. 3 B 4 C. 5 D. 8 E. 15
B
5. Which is not a Rotator Cuff muscle? A. Supraspinatus B. Teres Major C. Infraspinatus ma D. Subscapularis E. Teres Minor
B
8. The acronym S.I.T.S. identifies which group of muscles? a. pectoralis b. rotator cuff c. deltoids d. biceps e. triceps
B
8. Which is not a Rotator Cuff muscle? Supraspinatus Teres Major Infraspinatus D. Subscapularis Teres Minor
B
9. The acronym S.L.T.S. identifies which group of muscles? A Pectoralis B Rotator Cuff C. Deltoids D. Biceps E. Triceps
B
9. Which movement is not a responsibility of the Deltoid muscle at the shoulder? > A. Abduction B. Adduction C. Flexion D. Extension
B
11. Which movement is not a responsibility of the Deltoid muscle at the shoulder? Abduction B. Adduction C. Flexion D. Extension
C
12. The Subscapularis muscle is responsible for which movement? A. External rotation B. Abduction C Internal rotation D. Adduction
C
18. In comparison to other joints in the body, how is the mobility of the shoulder joint? A. Below average in mobility, but above average in stability B. Equal to the knee joint C. Above average in mobility, but below average in stability D. Equal to the hip joint
C
18. In comparison to other joints in the body, how is the mobility of the shoulder joint? A. Below average in mobility, but above average in stability B. Equal to the knee joint CAbove average in mobility, but below average in stability D. Equal to the hip joint
C
26. Which motion is more likely to sprain the Glenohumeral joint? A. Abduction and internal rotation B. Adduction and external rotation Abduction and external rotation D. Adduction and internal rotation
C
28. This injury is when the head of the humerus pops out of the joint and then slides back into joint. A. Sprain B. Strain C. Subluxation D. Dislocation
C
34. Which of these MOI can cause bicep tendonitis? A. Getting hit directly on the head of the humerus B. Falling on an outstretched hand C. Excessive throwing D. Impact
C
36. Which of these MOI can cause bicep tendonitis? A Getting hit directly on the head of the humerus B. Falling on an outstretched hand C. Excessive throwing D. Impact
C
37. Which is the most common direction for a shoulder dislocation? A. Superior B. Inferior C. Anterior D. Posterior E. None of these are the correct direction
C
38. This injury is when the head of the humerus pops out of the joint and then slides back into joint. A. Sprain B. Strain C. Subluxation D. Dislocation
C
39. Which is the most common direction for a shoulder dislocation? A. Superior B. Inferior C. Anterior D. Posterior E. None of these are the correct direction
C
42. Abduction and excessive external rotation of the shoulder will cause which of the following dislocations? A. Superior B. Inferior C. Anterior D. Posterior
C
1. The smooth round head of the humerus articulates with A. Coracoid process B. Supraspinous fossa C. Acromion process D. Glenoid fossa
D
1. Which two bones articulate to form the Acromioclavicular joint? A. Clavicle and Humerus B. Humerus and Scapula C. Scapula and Clavicle D. Clavicle and Sternum
D
10. These two muscles of the Rotator Cuff are responsible for External Rotation movement. ASupraspinatus and Infraspinatus B. Teres Minor and Subscapularis C. Infraspinatus and Subscapularis D. Teres Minor and Infraspinatus
D
14. The cartilage that gives depth to the glenoid fossa is called. A. Articular B. Smooth C. Meniscus D. Labrum
D
16. The cartilage that gives depth to the glenoid fossa is called. A. Articular B. Smooth C. Meniscus Labrum
D
16. This injury is referred to as a "shoulder separation." A. Acromiosternal sparin B. Acromiocoracoid sprain C. Acromiohumeral sprain D. Acromioclavicular sprain
D
17. This injury is referred to as a "shoulder separation." A. Acromiosternal sparin B. Acromiocoracoid sprain C. Acromiohumeral sprain Acromioclavicular sprain
D
23. Which muscle of the Rotator Cuff is most commonly injured? A. Subscapularis B. Infraspinatus C. Teres Minor D. Supraspinatus
D
23. Which muscle of the Rotator Cuff is most commonly injured? A. Subscapularis B. Infraspinatus Teres Minor D. Supraspinatus
D
24. Most often fractured bone in the adolescent athlete caused by a FOOSH. A. Femur B. Patella Sternum Humerus
D
29. This injury looks like a "golf ball" or lump of muscle under the skin. A. Bicipital Tendonitis B. Rotator Cuff Tear C. Impingement D. Biceps Tendon Rupture
D
30. Most often fractured bone in the adolescent athlete caused by a FOOSH. A. Femur B. Patella C. Sternum D. Humerus
D
31. This injury looks like a "golf ball" or lump of muscle under the skin. A. Bicipital Tendonitis B. Rotator Cuff Tear C, Impingement D. Biceps Tendon Rupture
D
31. With any suspected fracture of the upper arm, you should always check distal... Circulation and skin temperature Skin temperature and skin texture Reflexes and circulation Circulation and skin texture
D
32. You are working a MV baseball game and one of the players is coming out of the game complaining of pain in his shoulder. You check for biceps tendonitis to find it negative and then check for rotator cuff strain and its negative. Now you need to check for stability of the shoulder. What are the two tests you would perform for instability? A. Drop Arm test, Impingement test B. Empty can test, Sulcus test C. Yergason's test, Speed's test D. Sulcus test, Anterior/Posterior test
D
33, You are working a MV baseball game and one of the players is coming out of the game complaining of pain in his shoulder. You check for biceps tendonitis to find it negative and then check for rotator cuff strain and its negative. Now you need to check for stability of the shoulder. What are the two tests you would perform for instability? A. Drop Arm test, Impingement test B. Empty can test, Sulcus test C. Yergason's test, Speed's test D. Sulcus test, Anterior/Posterior test
D
33. With any suspected fracture of the upper arm, you should always check distal... A. Circulation and skin temperature B. Skin temperature and skin texture C. Reflexes and circulation D. Circulation and skin texture
D
4. The smooth round head of the humerus articulates with ____ to form the Glenohumeral joint. A. Coracoid process B. Supraspinous fossa Acromion process (D Glenoid fossa
D
45. A/P instability test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
D
45. A/P instability test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
D
48. Sulcus Sign A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
D
48. Sulcus Sign A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
D
49. Apprehension test A Rotator cuff Injury B Shoulder dislocation/subluxation C Biceps Injury D Shoulder instability E Clavicle fracture
D
6. This Rotator Cuff Muscle is primarily responsible for Abduction movement. A. Supraspinatus B. Infraspinatus C. Teres Minor D. Subscapularis
D
7. These two muscles of the Rotator Cuff are responsible for External Rotation movement. A. Supraspinatus and Infraspinatus B. Teres Minor and Subscapularis C. Infraspinatus and Subscapularis D. Teres Minor and Infraspinatus
D
7. This Rotator Cuff Muscle is primarily responsible for Abduction movement. A. Supraspinatus B. Infraspinatus C. Teres Minor D. Subscapularis
D
12. The Triceps extend the Elbow and A. Extends B. Abducts C. Externally rotates D. Flexes E. Adducts the Shoulder.
E
13. The Triceps extend the Elbow and ______ the shoulder A. Extends B. Abducts C. Externally rotates D. Flexes (E. Adducts
E
15. The Biceps flexes the Elbow and _____ the shoulder A. Extends B. Abducts C Internally rotates D, Flexes E. Adducts
E
19. A "sprain to the shoulder joint" is also referred to what injury? A. Shoulder pointer B. Strain C. Contusion D. Shoulder dislocation E. Shoulder Separation
E
19. A "sprain to the shoulder joint" is also referred to what injury? A. Shoulder pointer B. Strain Contusion D. Shoulder dislocation E. Shoulder Separation
E
22. Which is least likely to a cause a muscular strain to the shoulder? A. Overuse B. Repetitive motion C. Lifting a heavy object D. Excessive motion beyond normal range E. Raising a cup a water
E
35. Which is not a possible associated injury with a dislocated shoulder? A. Labrum tear B. Nerve damage C. Circulatory damage D. Articular cartilage damage E. All of the above are potential injuries
E
4. Which Tendon runs through the bicipital groove? A. Short Head of Biceps B. Supraspinatus C. Infraspinatus D. Teres Minor E. Long Head of Biceps
E
40. Which is not a possible associated injury with a dislocated shoulder? A. Labrum tear B. Nerve damage C. Circulatory damage D. Articular cartilage damage E. All of the above are potential injuries
E
6. Which Tendon runs through the bicipital groove? A. Short Head of Biceps B. Supraspinatus C. Infraspinatus D. Teres Minor E. Long Head of Biceps
E
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44. Surgery is generally needed for recurrent subluxations and dislocations of the A. Glenohumeral B. Sternoclavicular C. Scapulothoracic D. Acromioclavicular E. Acromiohumeral
a