When assessing a spinal placement, a patient does not feel touch, but they are still able to move their legs. Which nerve fiber was just blocked?

Which motion most often occurs at the Atlanto-Axial joint?

When a patient is diagnosed with coronary artery disease, the nurse assesses for myocardial _________? _______

Which complication of spinal anesthesia placement is an emergency and requires immediate intervention?

What is the last tissue that a spinal needles passes through before reaching CSF?

Which labral pathology involves a posterior fracture to the humerus following dislocation?

Determine the most likely pathology based on the exam findings: 23 year old baseball outfielder with anterior pain in right shoulder when throwing.  Reports episodes of his shoulder “giving out” on him: clinical exam reveals positive anterior apprehension and Jobe relocation, positive Load and Shift, positive labral Grind, positive Clunk test.  All tests negative on the left side for bilateral comparison.

Which form of impingement is cased by a mechanical compression of the rotator cuff, biceps long head and often times involves the bursa.

Which two muscles are known as the “primary” internal rotators of the shoulder?

Differential Diagnosis algorithm for Shoulder Impingement Pathologies: For the scenario below, I have listed positive or negative exam findings.  Please decide which pathology below would be indicated based on the results of the exam. + Impingement test; – Apprehension; – Relocation; + Empty Can; + Jobe Centinela