Inflammation of the extensor pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis longus at the first dorsal compartment is known as:

During a shoulder examination, the PTA reviews structures that provide stability between the clavicle and scapula. The trapezoid and conoid ligaments are components of which of the following ligamentous structures?

Scenario Questions 27-29 Setting: Outpatient clinic Gender: Female Age: 55 years Presenting problem/Current Condition: Right shoulder adhesive capsulitis (acute phase Medical History – Gastroesophageal reflux disease Other Information: Works part time in a plant nursery Medical imaging confirmed diagnosis Meds: Prevacid (lansoprazole) Physical Therapy Examination(s): Numeric pain scale rating 5/10 at rest Decreased ability to complete ADLs and work activities Decreased right shoulder AROM and PROM in capsular pattern Physical Therapy Plan of Care: Range of motion and stretching Shoulder moblization as tolerated Pain management strategies  

A factory worker sustained a serious forearm injury resulting in severing the musculocutaneous nerve.  Which of the following motions would most likely be affected?

Which of the following exercises would be appropriate for strengthening the scapular muscles in CKC?

A patient injured their elbow and is receiving an underwater US to the LCL.  Each of the following are an attachment point of the lateral collateral ligament except the:

The Rocking Horse Phenomenon occurs due to:

Which of the following articulates with the head of the radius?

While training for a body building competition, a patient strained the biceps brachii.  Your CI asks you several questions regarding the muscle including “what is the origin of the biceps brachii?”  You would be correct to answer the:

Which of the following exercises would not be appropriate for a TSR patient during the first four weeks?