If a patient elevates the shoulder when performing shoulder flexion, what muscle are they attempting to substitute with?

Your patient has trouble lifting dinner plates to place in the cabinet above his head in front of him. Which muscle is most likely to be weak? 

The Subscapularis muscle is damaged. What shoulder motion will be affected the MOST?

What is/are the prime mover(s) for scapular elevation?

A fungal culture from a farmer grew a velvety gray-green mold with a narrow peripheral white rim.  The LPCB prep showed hyaline septate hyphae, conidiophores with swollen vesicles, phialides and long chains of phialoconidia.  Identify the most likely fungi.

Which shoulder motions occur in the frontal plane?

Mold contaminants are rapid growers, which means that there is typically growth on media when? 

Which of the following best describes the growth of mold contaminants on SAB-Dex CC/Mycosel?

A fungus was isolated from a patient with otomycosis.  The fungus grew as a velvety gray-green mold with a wide peripheral white rim.  The LPCB scotch tape prep showed hyaline septate hyphae with branched conidiophores, phialides and long chains of phialoconidia, resembling a paintbrush.

Your patient is standing with their feet together while reaching forward to see how far they are able to lean without losing their balance or taking a step. You are testing their: