Shoulder, Elbow and Upper Limb flashcards
36 flashcard decks by 28 users
This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on shoulder and upper limb joints, muscles, tests and nerves. University students and professional candidates can practice these topics, while teachers can find material to use. There are over 30 decks spanning university and professional study; choose one to begin.
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- Shoulder anatomy17
- Shoulder movement and biomechanics14
- Shoulder assessment and special tests22
- Shoulder injuries and rehabilitation22
- Shoulder impingement and swimmer's shoulder29
- Rotator cuff and biceps tendon injuries11
- Shoulder instability and labral lesions18
- Frozen shoulder5
- Upper limb nerves and thoracic outlet syndrome9
- Elbow, wrist and hand assessment5
- Elbow injuries and arm fractures5
Flashcards
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51 cardsUpper Extremity Joints
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20 cardsSpecial Tests Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Test
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107 cardsDS/TS elbow and wrist period 8 (neurology as well) DS lecture elbow and wrist
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73 cardsAT Review 3 different between sternoclavicular joint vs. acromioclavicular joint fracture?
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69 cardsShoulder Evaluation What movements are associated with the scapula?
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40 cardsOrthopaedics period 6 neck and shoulder pathology
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13 cardsGH Ortho Ax
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45 cardsShoulder function What is the primary agonist(s) muscle for Shoulder flexion?
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49 cardsSHOULDER Glenohumeral subluxation and dislocation
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28 cardsShoulder Anterior Load and Shift Test
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45 cardsELBOW
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30 cardsClinical Kinesiology and Anatomy Chapter 9: Shoulder Girdle
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11 cardsShoulder Girdle PT.2 What are the functions/features of the SG Muscles?
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9 cardsROTATOR CUFF TEAR WHAT IS IT?
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25 cardsUpper Extremity Lab Type of Swelling
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8 cardsShoulder Girdle Muscles
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8 cardsweek 5 OTHY206 summary of assessments Box and Blocks Test of Manual Dexterity
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9 cardsReach to Grasp AoM
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6 cardsBone and Joint Contribution Which bones are primarily involved in shoulder and arm movement during rowing?
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7 cardsRadial nerve
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18 cardsShoulder MMT
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6 cardsAcromioclavicular sprains & dislocations
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6 cardsGlenohumeral sprains and dislocations Anterior & posterior capsular sprains
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11 cardsUntitled AOIV of trapezius upper division
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7 cardsAdhesive capsulitis What is adhesive capsulitis?
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7 cardsSLAP What is it?
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3 cardsForce Couples What is a force couple?
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8 cardssim2 shoulder Observation of the shoulder
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11 cardsGeneral Đau và nguyên nhân
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7 cardsShoulder Dyskinesis What is shoulder dyskinesis? Also known as?
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5 cardsBicipital Tenosynovytis what is the condition
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4 cardsBankart Lesion What is this condition
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4 cardsHill-Sachs Lesion What is the condition
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5 cardsUntitled glenohumeral flexion and extension
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7 cardsLecture 11 & 12 Shoulder Joint and Girdle Part 1 how many degrees of freedom are in the shoulder girdle
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1 cardsSHOULDER SHOULDER SEQ. frozen shoulder, shoulder pain, tennis elbow, elbow pain/restriction, paresthesia, repetitive...
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These user-made decks offer different ways into the unit. Upper Extremity Joints includes the shoulder girdle and sternoclavicular joint, while Shoulder Girdle Muscles names muscles such as the rhomboids and serratus anterior. Other decks focus on tests, nerve pathways, elbow mechanics and shoulder conditions.
How to use the decks
Start with Upper Extremity Joints if you want to practice joint anatomy and movement. For muscle names, try Shoulder Girdle Muscles. When you are ready to work on assessment, Special Tests includes the Hawkins-Kennedy, Neer and Empty Can tests.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Upper Extremity Joints if you want to practice the shoulder girdle and its joints. Shoulder Girdle Muscles is useful for muscle names, while Special Tests is a starting point for assessment tests. Your choice can depend on the topic you want to study.
Do the flashcards cover the elbow and nerves as well as the shoulder?
Yes. The deck on elbow and wrist material includes elbow biomechanics and stability. Radial nerve covers its pathway, muscle innervation, compression sites and assessment. Shoulder Evaluation also includes questions about nerves alongside shoulder movement and evaluation.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed decks were made by GoConqr users.