Rotator Cuff Injury Assessment Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Rotator Cuff Injury Assessment QuizOnline version Assess rotator cuff injury assessment concepts. by Lisa Cook 1 What comes first in a Rotator Cuff Assessment/exam a Palpation b Auscultation c Inspection 2 During inspection what do you look for a Look to see if how high pt can raise their arms b Swelling, bruising, and symmetry c When you pull the pt's arm does it hurt 3 What do you do after inspection a Palpation b Percussion c Ascultation 4 During palpation you use one hand to palpate the shoulder joint and surrounding structures is this true or false? a false b True c n/a 5 During palpation you use two hands to assess acromioclavicular joint, bicep tendon groove and the subacromial space; listen and feel for crepitus or crunching a True b n/a c false 6 Range of motion is another test used to assess rotator cuff issues; when doing range of motion, do you perform passive range of motion or active range of motion a Active range of motion b Passive range of motion c Both active and passive range of motion 7 How do you instruct a patient to complete forward flexion a Have a patient put their arms to the side and then back b Have a patient put their arms out in front and over their head c Have a patient put their arms out in front and then down to their abdomen 8 If my patient is completing abduction do they raise thier arms out to the sides and then over their heads? a N/A b False c True 9 When completing the active ROM of Internal rotation what does the patient do? a Using one arm at a time, have patient reach behind their back as far as they can and assess action b Tell the patient to reach down to the ground c Sedentary lifestyle 10 Explain external rotation a Instruct the patient to keep the elbows straight and move arms inward b Tell pt to raise arms up, bend at the elbow 90 degrees fist toward face, now move arms outward. c Instruct patient to place arms at 90 degrees and try to bend over 11 Is passive ROM the same as active accept now the examiner is completing all the same tests on the pt as previously done by the patient themselvles? a True b both True and False c False 12 The Hakins-Kennedy test, how is it completed a Bend arm at elbow 90 degrees, internally rotate arm by pushing wrist down, support elbow & wrist. b Stretch patient arm out and tell them to keep it out and up c Hold patient arm down to side and tell them to lift arm up 13 How do you know if the Hawkins-Kennedy test, is positive? a When examiner externally rotates the shoulder and patient has pain b When the examiner internally rotates and the patient has no pain c When the examiner internally rotates and the patient complains of pain 14 What test checks the Infraspinatus and the teres minor for tears a External rotation lag sign b Jobes test c Lift off test 15 Empty Can test checks for problems with which muscle? a Subscapularis muscle b Supraspinatus muscle c Infraspinatus muscle 16 What does X-ray show in regards to rotator cuff injuries and or ters a It will show the tear b it will only show arthritis or bone spurs which also cause pain c It will show part of the tear, and the circumference of the bones

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Rotator Cuff Injury Assessment Quiz

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Rotator Cuff Injury Assessment QuizOnline version

by Lisa Cook

What comes first in a Rotator Cuff Assessment/exam

During inspection what do you look for

What do you do after inspection

During palpation you use one hand to palpate the shoulder joint and surrounding structures is this true or false?

During palpation you use two hands to assess acromioclavicular joint, bicep tendon groove and the subacromial space; listen and feel for crepitus or crunching

Range of motion is another test used to assess rotator cuff issues; when doing range of motion, do you perform passive range of motion or active range of motion

How do you instruct a patient to complete forward flexion

If my patient is completing abduction do they raise thier arms out to the sides and then over their heads?

When completing the active ROM of Internal rotation what does the patient do?

Explain external rotation

Is passive ROM the same as active accept now the examiner is completing all the same tests on the pt as previously done by the patient themselvles?

The Hakins-Kennedy test, how is it completed

How do you know if the Hawkins-Kennedy test, is positive?

What test checks the Infraspinatus and the teres minor for tears

Empty Can test checks for problems with which muscle?

What does X-ray show in regards to rotator cuff injuries and or ters