What a fantastic and straight to the point examination process. Very clear accent with an excellent speed of speech. Truly a very good job. Congratulations.
at 4:32, is it more appropriate to have the arm in 90 degree of abduction and then apply downward pressure on the upper arm to test for supraspinatus strength?? When you have the extremity in starting position, it will be much weaker and cannot attain its optimal strength. correct me if i am wrong
For external rotation- med student should push the arm and patient should hold the force (isometrically), not vice versa. (m. infraspinatus et m. teres minor)
Hi! Great video. I would also suggest performing jobe's test for supraspinatus, external rotation for infraspinatus and teres minor and apprehension test. Other tests for impingement are neer's test and hawkings test. Also consider the scarf test for the acromioclavicular joint.
Passive Range of Motion can give you some information about how the joint space feels as you move it through range. Although not completely necessary from a medical stand point, if a person can do full active range of motion, with over pressure at end of range all pain free - they are generally considered "clear".
What a fantastic and straight to the point examination process. Very clear accent with an excellent speed of speech. Truly a very good job. Congratulations.
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Great video seriously...but what about the hawking's test, empty can and other tests ?
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at 4:32, is it more appropriate to have the arm in 90 degree of abduction and then apply downward pressure on the upper arm to test for supraspinatus strength?? When you have the extremity in starting position, it will be much weaker and cannot attain its optimal strength. correct me if i am wrong
Excellent Demonstration and Explanations-
Very good, but better to include Jobe's empty can test, Neer's impingement test and Apprehension test.
they're included dude. At the end, the special tests.
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For external rotation- med student should push the arm and patient should hold the force (isometrically), not vice versa.
(m. infraspinatus et m. teres minor)
thank you for your examination I am senior medical student at Gollis University in Somaliland.
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Hi! Great video. I would also suggest performing jobe's test for supraspinatus, external rotation for infraspinatus and teres minor and apprehension test. Other tests for impingement are neer's test and hawkings test. Also consider the scarf test for the acromioclavicular joint.
no and again no. This is basic medical examination not some eccentric physiotherapy exam.
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Do I really need to do the passive rom even though he did the active with no problem?
Passive Range of Motion can give you some information about how the joint space feels as you move it through range. Although not completely necessary from a medical stand point, if a person can do full active range of motion, with over pressure at end of range all pain free - they are generally considered "clear".
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thank you for your examination I am senior medical student at Gollis University in Somaliland.