Sports med 1

Three bones that make up the shoulder girdle

Clavicle, scapula, humerus

What muscle primarily causes the shoulder to abduct

Supraspinatus

What 2 muscles help externally rotate the shoulder

Teres minor, infraspinatus

When someone falls on the point of their shoulder, what bones could be involved in an injury

Clavicle and achromian process

What plane of motion is abduction and adduction of the shoulder

Coronal

When we scratch our back over our head, what movements are involved with that motion

Abduction, external rotation, flection

Why is the shoulder commonly dislocated

Because of the shallow socket

Study of bone

Osteology

Skin is a part of which system

integumentary

What is the difference between tendinitis and tendonopathy

Tendinitis (less common) is acute while tendonopathy (more common) is chronic

What direction is most common for the shoulder to dislocate in

Anterior

What muscle is dr robs favorite muscle and why

Seratus anterior bc...

What is another name for frozen shoulder

adhesive capsulitis

What is the ball of the bone socket in the shoulder

Head of humerus

What is the socket of the ball and socket called

Glenoid

Name of the cardilatilus ring that deepens the glenoid cavity

Labrum

What do we refer to the region around the armpit

Axillary

What runs with the bicipital groove

Long head of bicep

What ligament holds the bicep tendon within the bicipetal groove

The transverse ligament

What 2 structures are commonly impinged in the space underneath the achromian and what is the space called

Aversa and supraspinatus; subachromial space

Most common mechanism for injury of the shoulder

Falling on an outstretched arm

What 3 structures run between a nuerovascular bundle

Nerves, arteries, vain

The patella bone is what kind of bone

Sesamoid

2 main divisions of the nerves system

Central and peripheral

MOI for frozen shoulder

Idiopathic

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