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Question 1:

How many joints make up the shoulder?

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

D) 5

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Question 2:

How many TRUE shoulder joints are there?

A) 1

B) 2

C) 3

D) 4

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Question 3:

What type of joint is the Glenohumeral (GHJ)?

A) Hinge

B) Gliding

C) Ball & Socket

D) Saddle

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Question 4:

What muscle is NOT a Rotator Cuff?

A) Supraspinatus

B) Infraspinatus

C) Subscapularis

D) Teres Major

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Question 5:

Long head Bicep Brachii originates

A) Coracoid process

B) Humerus

C) Glenoid

D) Radius

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Question 6:

Importance of a good consultation __________.

A) Understand the nature of the patient's complaint

B) Be able to start ruling in and out expected conditions

C) Understand how it's impacting the patient's physical and mental being

D) All of the above

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Question 7:

Causes of shoulder pain include ___________.

A) MSK Condition

B) Malignancy

C) Referred pain from the neck, heart, or lungs

D) All of the above

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Question 8:

Which one is NOT a GHJ special test.

A) Empty Can

B) Yocums Shoulder Condition / rehab Exam

C) FABER

D) Speeds

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Question 9:

Which muscle is not part of the Glenohumeral joint?

A) Pec Minor

B) Deltoids

C) Lat. Dorsi

D) Supraspinatus

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Question 10:

Shoulder impingement is known as an umbrella term.

A) True

B) False

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Question 11:

Shoulder impingement conditions include _______________.

A) GHJ Osteoarthritis

B) Supraspinatus Tendinopathy

C) Long headed Biceps Tendinopathy

D) Subacrominal Bursitis

E) All of the above

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Question 12:

Common causes of Shoulder impingement include ____________.

A) Weight, Diet, RSI, injury, Degeneration, hormone changes

B) Alcohol, Computer work, injury, Degeneration, Born defect

C) Posture, Overuse, RSI, injury, Degeneration, Birth defect

D) Degeneration, Gender, Stationary occupation, RSI, Neck injury

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Question 13:

Which muscle externally rotates the humerus?

A) Biceps Brachii

B) Lat. Dorsi

C) Subscapular

D) Infraspinatus

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Question 14:

Aims of treatment include _________.

A) Improve Posture to help open joint function

B) Reduce hypertonicity shortened or overworked muscles

C) Articulate / Mobilise joints to help improve function and Lymphatics

D) Reduce sensitivity to hyper irritated areas

E) Educate

F) All of the above

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Question 15:

There are 5x stages of rehab they are (in the correct order).

A) Reduce Inflammation & Pain, Improve ROM, Stabilise, Strengthen, Functional

B) Functional, Reduce Inflammation & Pain, Improve ROM, Strengthen, Stabilise

C) Improve ROM, Reduce Inflammation & Pain, Stabilise, Strengthen, Functional

D) Reduce Inflammation & Pain, Improve ROM, Stabilise, Functional, Strengthen Shoulder Condition / rehab Exam

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Question 16:

Adhesive Capsulitis is the official name for _________.

A) Shoulder impingement

B) Frozen Shoulder

C) Labral Tear

D) ACJ Osteoarthritis

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Question 17:

Frozen shoulder has _________ stages.

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

D) 5

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Question 18:

Which movement is significantly lost with a Frozen shoulder?

A) Extension

B) Internal Rotation

C) External Rotation

D) Flexion

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Question 19:

The Thawing stage of Frozen shoulder can last anywhere between ________.

A) 1-6 months

B) 5-24 months

C) 10-14 months

D) 2-8 months

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Question 20:

SLAP tears refer to injuries of the __________.

A) Labrum

B) Short Biceps Brachii

C) ACJ

D) Infraspinatus

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Question 21:

SLAP is an acronym for ________________.

A) Superior labral anterior portion

B) Superior labral anterior posterior

C) Superficial labral anterior posterior

D) Superficial labral anterior portion

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Question 22:

Common causes of a SLAP lesion is ________________.

A) Age, RSI (repetitive throwing), Diet, Hyper-extension

B) Impact Injury, RSI (repetitive throwing), Heaving Lifting, Hyper-extension

C) Alcohol, hereditary, BMI, Hypo-extension

D) Previous Injury, Poor Posture, Diet, Hyper-flexion

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Question 23:

Flexion is possible at the shoulder girdle.

A) True

B) False

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Question 24:

Elevation, Depression, Retraction, and Protraction are all movements possible at the Glenohumeral Joint (GHJ).

A) True

B) False

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Question 25:

Which Bursa, when inflamed, can cause shoulder impingement?

A) Deltoid Bursa

B) Subacromial Bursa

C) Subscapular Bursa

D) Subcoracoid Bursa

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