Frozen Shoulder Quiz

What is another term for frozen shoulder?

• Adhesive capsulitis

• Osteoporosis

• Tendinitis

• Arthritis

Which gender has a higher prevalence of frozen shoulder according to the study?

• Women

• Men

• Both equally

• Neither

When was the topic last updated according to the document?

• Feb 21, 2023

• Jan 2025

• Dec 2022

• Mar 2023

What follows the initial inflammation in the pathophysiology of frozen shoulder?

• Development of muscle atrophy

• Development of adhesions and fibrosis of the synovial lining

• Development of bone spurs

• Development of nerve damage

In the case of stroke, what may cause stiffness in the shoulder?

• Muscle atrophy

• Muscle spasticity and glenohumeral subluxation

• Nerve damage

• Bone fractures

Which activities are significantly restricted due to frozen shoulder?

• Running and jumping

• Writing and typing

• Daily living, work, and leisure

• Sleeping and eating

What is typically less painful in patients with frozen shoulder?

• Active range of motion

• Isometric testing of shoulder strength

• Passive range of motion

• Dynamic exercises

What condition can present with symptoms similar to frozen shoulder?

• Osteoporosis

• Glenohumeral osteoarthritis

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Tendonitis

What is the significance of passive motion testing in frozen shoulder diagnosis?

• It confirms muscle strength

• It detects the painful end

• It measures blood flow

• It assesses nerve function

What was the effect of physical therapy alone on shoulder function according to the text?

• Significant improvement

• No discernible difference

• Worsening of function

• Immediate improvement