Shoulder Check 3

How many degrees are there of a separated shoulder?

• 1

• 3

• 2

• 4

• 5

Which of the following injuries is characterized by the extension of the abducted arm of the with a blow to the tip of the shoulder?

• AC Sprain

• Bankart tear

• Tendonitis

• Fractured Clavicle

The severity of a separated shoulder from AC Sprain to full 'separated' Shoulder, is determined by_________________.

• degree and severity of torn tendons

• which bones have avulsion fractures

• degree and severity of torn ligaments

• how the injury occured

A volleyball player who dives with the arm adducted and flexed that is complaining of lateral should pain could have which of the following injuries?

• AC Sprain

• Separated Shoulder

• SC Sprain

• Rotator Cuff Tear

In the context of shoulder injuries, what does AC stand for?

• Acromioclavicular

• Anterior Cruciate

• Anterior Clavicle

• Acromion Clavicle

Which of the following is a common cause of SC sprain?

• A) Falling on an outstretched hand

• B) Lifting heavy objects

• C) Running long distances

• D) fall on the lateral aspect of the shoulder

The most common place for the clavicle to fracture is

• the lateral 3rd

• close to the AC joint

• close to the SC joint

• the middle 3rd

Shoulder tendonitis is common in which type of athlete?

• Sprinter

• Thrower

• powerlifter

• dance/gymnist

Which type of shoulder dislocation is the most common?

• A) Anterior

• B) Posterior

• C) Inferior

• D) Multidirectional

What is the most common cause of anterior shoulder dislocation?

• Forced internal rotation

• Forced external rotation, abduction, extension

• Adduction and internal rotation

• Posterior force driving the head of humerus anterior.