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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:

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

A bankart lesion:

Extra Credit .5 point In picture below, during the lowering phase of the push-up, the triceps are working?   

This special test of the shoulder (GH joint) would be considered useful if the history indicated a  traumatic event:

Which site of injury would not be caused by a FOOSH?

Which ligament is most important in maintaining stability of the wrist:

Your patient is a 40 yo female and she presents with right radial wrist pain. She reports no traumatic event. What test might you follow up with:

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 of the radiocarpal joint, #10 is the: