This injury is often called a shoulder separation, and usually presents itself with a noticeable deformity, pain with flexion and abduction above 90, minimal strength, and minimal swelling.
What is an acromioclavicular joint sprain?
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What are the main causes of rotator cuff strains.
What is overuse of overhead motions, and acceleration-deceleration forces.
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Gamekeepers thumb is the name for this injury
What is UCL sprain at 1st MP joint
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Golfers elbow is the name for this common injury
What is medial epicondylitis
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Tennis elbow is the name for this common elbow inury
What is Lateral epicondylitis
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GH dislocation mostly occurs...
What is anteriorly
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The muscles of the rotator cuff are...
What is supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis
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sprain to the TFCC or surrounding ligaments and tissues, presenting itself with AROM pain and inability to bear weight at the joint. Treated with RICE, especially immobilization, and strengthening exercises.
What is Wrist (hyperextension) sprain
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Biceps tendonitis occurs at which tendon
What is the biceps long head tendon
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Impingement injuries of the shoulder usually occur where?
What is the subacromial space
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True or False: If an athlete sustains an anterior GH dislocation, it is okay to reduce almost immediately to reduce risk of muscle guarding.
What is False. Reducing a dislocation is not within our scope of practice, there is risk of further damage.
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This force commonly injures the UCL.
What is valgus
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Irritation to the forearm flexors caused by constant stretch, poor technique, and grip, which presents as pain along the medial epicondyle, especially with valgus force.
What is medial epicondylitis
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A direct blow to the lateral shoulder, or FOOSH, generally result in this condition, which presents itself with pain with AROM at the proximal clavicle/sternum and a noticeable deformity.
What is sternoclavicular sprain
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Impingement of the shoulder usually occurs with this muscle tendon.