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This special shoulder test is designed to detect a Type II SLAP lesion:

Your patient has had a cast on the forearm secondary to a Galeazzi fracture. The patient had the cast removed one week prior to your initial evaluation. Pt c/o right pain over the dorsum of wrist and thumb. Based on these findings, you could suspect:

You are evaluating Mrs. Jones for R shoulder impingement. You are going to do a Hawkins-Kennedy test. This test involves:

Your patient presents with hypermobility of the right SC joint, this could be due to:

In picture below of the radiocarpal joint, #10 is the:     

During assessment of your patient who is s/p anterior dislocation of the right shoulder (GH joint) you note “point” tenderness over the superior-posterior aspect of the humeral head. This most likely would be secondary to which of the following?

In picture below (left arm), above there is what type of deformity and stresses on the elbow?     

This hand deformity results in shortening of the palmer fascia and muscles

The bony landmarks for the carpal gutter and attachments for the transverse carpal      ligament are:

Your patient is an 85 year old female patient presenting with a right CVA      (s/p 7 months) with associated UE and LE hemiplegia. Pertaining to the shoulder complex,       what clinical presentation might you find?