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BOC Self Assessment #6 Questions With Complete SolutionsA 19 year(s) old collegiate baseball player was sliding head first
into second base and sustained an injury to his non-dominant
shoulder. The athlete states his shoulder was "out of the socket",
after standing up it "went back in". Athlete complains of the
following symptoms:
- pain 10/10 in shoulder
- numbness on lateral aspect of shoulder
- clicking when he "lifts his arm up"
- decreased AROM in all planes
Based on the initial presentation, which involved nerve would
cause numbness over the lateral shoulder?
a. Axillary
b. Dorsal scapular
c. Musculocutaneous
d. Subscapular
e. Suprascapular Correct Answer a. Axillary
A 19 year(s) old collegiate baseball player was sliding head first
into second base and sustained an injury to his non-dominant
shoulder. The athlete states his shoulder was "out of the socket",
after standing up it "went back in". Athlete complains of the
following symptoms:
- pain 10/10 in shoulder
- numbness on lateral aspect of shoulder
- clicking when he "lifts his arm up"
- decreased AROM in all planes
,During an assessment of the shoulder two weeks later, the
following measurements were noted while performing MMT:
- 3/5 (fair) middle deltoid
- 3/5 (fair) supraspinatus
- 3/5 (fair) infraspinatus
- 4/5 (good) serratus anterior
- 4/5 (good) subscapularis
- 4/5 (good) teres minor
Which rehabilitation exercise is appropriate for each of the
following muscles listed? Match the exercise (can be used more
than once) with the muscle:
Exercises:
a. "Full can" in scaption
b. External rotation
c. Push-up plus
d. Abductio Correct Answer 1. b
2. a
3. c
4. d
5. e
6. b
A 19 year(s) old collegiate baseball player was sliding head first
into second base and sustained an injury to his non-dominant
shoulder. The athlete states his shoulder was "out of the socket",
after standing up it "went back in". Athlete complains of the
following symptoms:
- pain 10/10 in shoulder
- numbness on lateral aspect of shoulder
- clicking when he "lifts his arm up"
,- decreased AROM in all planes
During the rehabilitation process, the athletic trainer notices a
change in athlete's level of anxiety and makes a referral to the
sports pscychologist. What signs and symptoms are indicative of
these forms of anxiety? Match the form (can be used more than
once) of anxiety to the signs and symptoms.
a. Physical
b. Cognitive
c. Emotional
d. Social
e. Performance
Signs & Symptoms:
1. Anger, depression, and irritability
2. Decline in motivation with rehabilitation
3. Decreased communication
4. Intolerance and abru Correct Answer 1. c
2. e
3. d
4. d
5. e
6. a
7. a
8. b
A 19 year(s) old collegiate baseball player was sliding head first
into second base and sustained an injury to his non-dominant
shoulder. The athlete states his shoulder was "out of the socket",
after standing up it "went back in". Athlete complains of the
following symptoms:
, - pain 10/10 in shoulder
- numbness on lateral aspect of shoulder
- clicking when he "lifts his arm up"
- decreased AROM in all planes
The athlete has been referred for imaging. Which of the
following abnormalities may be noted that would be consistent
with an anterior shoulder dislocation? (choose all that apply)
- Bankart lesion
- Clavicular osteolysis
- Hill-Sachs lesion
- Posterior labral lesion
- Widening of the subacromial space Correct Answer Bankart
lesion
Hill-Sachs lesion
A 19 year(s) old collegiate baseball player was sliding head first
into second base and sustained an injury to his non-dominant
shoulder. The athlete states his shoulder was "out of the socket",
after standing up it "went back in". Athlete complains of the
following symptoms:
- pain 10/10 in shoulder
- numbness on lateral aspect of shoulder
- clicking when he "lifts his arm up"
- decreased AROM in all planes
Which of the following anatomical structures provide anterior
stability to the glenohumeral joint? (choose all that apply)
- Coracoacromial ligament
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