Acromio - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

All of the following are indications for rTSA, EXCEPT: - ANSWER-Small, reparable RC tear What is the neck-shaft angle range for the Univers II and Apex - ANSWER-125-140º What are the 3 hallmarks of osteoarthritis seen on X-ray? - ANSWER-Joint space narrowing, anterior escape, osteophytes What is the average anatomic neck-shaft angle of the humerus? - ANSWER-132.5º What is the average humeral retroversion that is reproduced during shoulder arthroplasty? - ANSWER-30º What is the ...

BCRPA PT-ICE Study Guide Exam test bank. Questions with accurate answers, 100% Accurate, rated A+ Exercise Physiology 1) A person exercises for 40 minutes at an intensity of 50% of MaxVO2. Compared to the first 10 minutes of exercise, the last 10 minutes of exercise affect his/her fat and carbohydrate utilization in which of the following manners a) Fat Utilization: Decreases Carbohydrate Utilization: Decreases b) Fat Utilization: Decreases Carbohydrate Utilization: Increases c) ...

3 articulations form synovial joints - gleno-humeral (GH joint = the main "ball and socket" / enarthrosis) - sterno-clavicular (also 3 DoF, 2 significant, 1 limited) - acromio-clavicular (also 2 DoF, all 3 limited) 2 shoulder motion components - scapulo-humeral (GHJ movement) - scapulo-thoracic (combines movement of SCJ, ACJ, and C-T spine) Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More ISB JCS f...

How many bones are in the axial skeleton? - answer-80 How many bones are in the appendicular skeleton? - answer-126 What is the axial skeleton composed of? - answer-Skull, vertebral column, & thorax List some main functions of the axial skeleton: - answer-* Supports & protects internal organs * Supports upper body weight, transferring to lower limbs * Attachments for skeletal muscles What is the appendicular skeleton composed of? - answer-*Upper & lower limbs *Pectoral & pelvic gi...

SAEM test missed questions and answers already passed 1 An elderly female presents to the emergency department with vomiting and abdominal pain. She has a history of a cholecystectomy about 5 years ago. On exam, she is significantly uncomfortable and nauseated. Lung and cardiovascular exam is normal. Abdominal exam shows diffuse tenderness, some distention with tympany, and an empty rectal vault. Vital signs are: HR 102 BP 145/86 RR 24 SpO2 96% RA Temp 99.9F You order an acute abdominal seri...

Trabajo que describe a través de un caso clínico, la articulación esternoclavicular y acromioclavicular, la anatomía de los huesos que confirman la articulación, superficies articulares y medios de unión. Además describe los parámetros de fuerza, clasificación de fracturas y vendaje de Velpau /This work describes, through a clinical case, the sternoclavicular and acromioclavicular joints, the anatomy of the bones that confirm the joint, joint surfaces and means of union. It also describ...

3 articulations form synovial joints - - gleno-humeral (GH joint = the main "ball and socket" / enarthrosis) - sterno-clavicular (also 3 DoF, 2 significant, 1 limited) - acromio-clavicular (also 2 DoF, all 3 limited) 2 shoulder motion components - - scapulo-humeral (GHJ movement) - scapulo-thoracic (combines movement of SCJ, ACJ, and C-T spine) ISB JCS for GH Joint - • horizonal ab-adduction (Yp) bi-polar axis -lines of latitude • internal-external rotation (Yd)= long axis of hum...