Muscles
Bones
Articulations
Ligaments, etc.
Injuries
100

How many muscles are in the rotator cuff?

four

100

There are ___ bones at the shoulder joint named the ____, ___, ___ .

three, humerous, scapula, clavical

100

The name of the ball and socket shoulder joint. 

Glenohumeral joint 

100

This ligament holds the bicep tendon on the humerous 

transverse ligament 

100

Fractures of this bone are the most common in the shoulder region.

Fracture Clavicle

200

What are the names of the rotator cuff muscles?

subscapularis, infraspinatus, teres minor, and supraspinatus

200

The clavicle articulates at the tip of the shoulder and at the ___ near the throat.

sternum

200

The shoulder joint is suspectible numerous injuries because of this reason. 

It is highly moveable 

200

These ligaments hold the humerus to glenoid of the scapula and are the main source of stability for the shoulder 

capsular ligaments or Glenohumeral ligaments 

200

Deformity and down-sloping of the shoulder, abnormally long arm on one side, musculature of the arm is not visable

Dislocation

300

The ___ muscle lies over the head of the humerus.

deltoid

300

The head of the ___ is ball and the ___ fossa of the ____ bone is the socket of the ball and socket joint.

humerus, glenoid, scapula

300

The AC joint is made up of the ___ process and the distal/lateral end of the ___.

acromion, clavicle

300

This a thick piece of fibrocartilage attaches to the rim of the shoulder socket and helps to deepen the socket.

Glenoid labrum

300

What is the acronym for a labral tear at the top of the shoulder? 

SLAP 

400

This muscle is a broad, flat muscle that occupies the majority of the lower posterior thorax. 

latissimus dorsi

400

These 2 bony landmarks serve as attachment sites for tendons and ligments on the humerous. 

Greater and lesser tubercles 

400

The SC joint is made up of the ___ and the proximal/medial end of the _____.

Sternum and clavicle 

400

This Ligament serves to connect the clavicle and the coracoid process of the scapula

Coracoclavicular ligament

400

These two injuries are typically caused by overuse and inflammation of the tendons and bursa sacs. 

Tendonitis, bursitis

500

The pectoralis muscles attach at the ___ and to the anterior portion of the ___.

sternum, humerus

500

The scapula has two forward projections called the ____ process and ____ process. 

acromion, coracoid 

500

The ball and socket articulation has 6 movements. What are they? 

Abduction, adduction, flexion, extension, internal rotation, external rotation

500

This broad ligament attaches to the coracoid process to the greater tubercle of the humerous and supports the superior part of the joint capsule

Coracohumeral LIgament 

500

A seperated shoulder involves this joint

AC Acromioclavicular Joint