77. Which type of fracture is associated with anterior shoulder dislocation? a. Hills-Sachs impaction. b. Bankart. c. Clavicle. d. Scapula. 78. An oblique fracture of the radial styloid process is known as: a. Barton fracture. b. Chauffeur fracture. c. Rolando fracture. d. Boxer’s fracture. 79. The Hawkins-Kennedy sign, which involves placing the patient’s shoulder and elbow in 90 degrees of flexion then internally rotating the arm, is a test for: a. Shoulder instability. b. Acromioclavicular joint degeneration. c. Shoulder impingement syndrome. d. Sternoclavicular joint instability. 80. The Maudsley test, where resistance is applied to the extended middle finger while the elbow is flexed to 90 degrees and the forearm pronated, is a special test for:
72. Preadolescent and adolescent baseball players experience an increased likelihood of osteochondritis dissecans of the humeral: a. Trochlea. b. Capitellum. c. Olecranon process. d. Lateral epicondyle. 73. All of the following are special tests for rotator cuff involvement EXCEPT: a. Jobe test. b. Drop arm test. c. Yergason test. d. Hornblower test. 74. The Spurling test, which involves the assessor applying a compression force downward on top of the client’s side-bent neck while they are seated is used to diagnose: a. Cervical radiculopathy. b. Rotator cuff injury. c. Upper trapezius injury. d. Scalene muscle tightness. 75. The lift-off test, which involves the patient placing the back of their hand against their lumbar spine and attempting to move their hand away from the spine, is used to differentiate the involvement of which rotator cuff muscle? a. Supraspinatus. b. Infraspinatus. c. Teres minor. d. Subscapularis. 76. The anterior slide test, where the patient is seated with the elbow flexed and their hand on their hip with the thumb facing posteriorly while the examiner applies an anterior and superiorly directed force to the elbow, is a special test for what condition? a. Impingement syndrome. b. SLAP (superior labrum anterior posterior) tears. c. Rotator cuff tears. d. Acromioclavicular instability.
a. Medial epicondylitis. b. Lateral epicondylitis. c. Ulnar nerve subluxation. d. Olecranon bursitis.
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