List pathologies that constitute a weak shoulder
- RCRSP
List pathologies that constitute an unstable shoulder
- SLAP
- MDI
- Anterior instability
- Posterior instability
List pathologies that constitute a stiff shoulder
- frozen shoulder
- OA
assessments for slap lesion
- biceps load
- speed test
- Obreins
- apprehension and relocation test
assessment for stage 1-2 RCRSP
- HK - +ive
- painful arc
- ER weak neutral
assessment for stag 3 RCRSP
- painful arc
- drop arm test
- ER weak neutral
Assessment for MDI
sulcus sign
apprehension and relocation
beightons scale
assessment for ant instability
- apprehension and relocation
- anterior translation
assessment for posterior instability
- posterior instability
- posterior translation
- apprehension and relocation
assessment for frozen shoulder
- active = passive ROM
- rapid functional loss
- PACC- stiff and painful
risk factors RCRSP Stage 1-2
Age <45
assessment of OA
- active = passive ROM
- progressive functional loss
Risk factors RCRSP stage 3
Age >65
night pain
SLAP lesion risk factors
history of acute trauma or overlaod with throwing
risk factors MDI
- hypermobility
- poor neuromuscular control
- passive tissue stretching
- recurrent atraumatic
Risk factors anterior instability
traumatic or atraumatic history
risk factors posterior instability
traumatic or atraumatic history
risk factors frozen shoulder
co morbidities
age 40-65
female >male
lifestyle
risk factors OA
- co morbidities
Age >65
lifestyle
list 2 paitent reported outcome measures for the shoulder
*Simple Shoulder Test (SST),
*Oxford Shoulder Score (OSS)
what does SLAP stand for
(Superior Labrum Anterior to Posterior)
What is MDI
Multidirectional instability, which means that your shoulder is more mobile then ideal. imagine your shoulder joint like a golf ball on a tee, the golf ball sits loose on the tee
What is a SLAP lesion
a tear in the superior labrum, which is part of the Cartlidge that surrounds the shoulder joint. the biceps tendon attaches to the superior labrum in which this tendon then splits into 2
what is frozen shoulder
also known as adhesive capsulitis. Frozen shoulder is a condition that affects the shoulder joint ROM. Risk factors include being a women, comorbidity factors, lifestyle factors
