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Anatomy and Physiology of Shoulder Movements and Injuries: A Comprehensive Guide, Quizzes of Physical Education and Motor Learning

Definitions and descriptions of various shoulder terms, including muscle functions, ranges of motion, and common injuries such as sprains, dislocations, and impingement. It covers terms related to flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, internal and external rotation, and horizontal adduction and abduction. Additionally, it discusses the causes, symptoms, and treatments of various shoulder injuries.

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Uploaded on 10/24/2009

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Download Anatomy and Physiology of Shoulder Movements and Injuries: A Comprehensive Guide and more Quizzes Physical Education and Motor Learning in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 flexion muscles DEFINITION 1 anterior deltoid pec major coracobrachialis biceps brachii (both heads) ROM: 170-180 degrees TERM 2 extension muscles DEFINITION 2 posterior deltoid lattisimus dorsi teres major long head of triceps brachii ROM: 50-60 degrees TERM 3 abduction muscles DEFINITION 3 deltoid supraspinatus biceps brachii (both heads) ROM: 170- 180 degrees -2:1 ratio for GH:scapular movement -pure GH motion to 90 degrees -scapula helps most from 90-120 degrees -internal rotation helps relieve pinching of structures after 120 degrees TERM 4 adduction muscles DEFINITION 4 pec major coracobrachialis ROM: 45 degrees with slight flexion TERM 5 internal rotation muscles DEFINITION 5 anterior deltoid lattisimus dorsi pec major subscapularis teres major ROM @ neutral: 90 degrees ROM @ 90/90: 80-90 degrees TERM 6 external rotation muscles DEFINITION 6 posterior deltoid infraspinatus supraspinatus teres minor ROM @ neutral: 45 degrees ROM @ 90/90: 90-110 degrees TERM 7 horizontal adduction muscles DEFINITION 7 anterior deltoid pec major ROM: 120 degrees in scapular plane TERM 8 horizontal abduction muscles DEFINITION 8 posterior deltoid infraspinatus teres minor ROM: 45 degrees in scapular plane TERM 9 protraction muscles DEFINITION 9 serratus anterior TERM 10 retraction muscles DEFINITION 10 rhomboid (major and minor) trapizius
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