Anatomy of the Elbow
Muscle and Tendons Injury's
Anatomy of the Shoulder
Different Bone injuries
100
Point at the Ulna
100
Minor ______ strains will typically be characterized by discomfort at the anterior aspect of the elbow and minimal, if any, swelling. The athlete will also demonstrate some weakness and extra discomfort when _______ is resisted
Elbow flexion
100
The shoulder is a ______ joint like the hip but much more shallow.
Ball and Socket
100
An athlete can receive a direct blow or fall on the tip of the shoulder, which causes the fracture. What fracture is this?
Clavicular Fractures
200
The radius and ulna are the bones between the elbow and what
What is the Wrist
200
Excessive resistance to the triceps muscle will often cause tissue damage to the ________.
Elbow Extensor Strain
200
The shoulder joint has 3 bones what are they?
the humerus, the clavicle, and the scapula,
200
If they are located midshaft. But the shoulder musculature can ca sometimes hide a fracture of the _____.
Humeral Fractures
300
The ulna is hooked to the end of the what
What is the Humerus
300
_______ at the elbow often result in pain over the medial epicondyle of the humerus or the front of the forearm.
These strains can result from excessive resistance during wrist flexion movements or, more commonly, from overuse
Wrist Flexor Strains
300
The rotator cuff consists of four muscles what are they
subscapularis, infraspinatus, teres minor, and supraspinatus
400
what 3 bones are in the elbow
humerus, radius, ulna
400
at the elbow frequently result in pain over the lateral epicondyle Of the humerus.
What injury is this
Wrist Extensor Strains
400
What acronym can you remember the four muscles in your rotator cuff
SITS
500
Main movements
elbow flexors
elbow extensors
forearm supinators
forearm pronators
wrist flexors
wrist extensors
500
Treatment with what acronym?
PRICE
500
What are the 2 main joints in your shoulder?
acromioclavicular Joint and glenohumeral joint.