SPORTS IOT ARTHREX CORRECT Questions & Solutions(RATED A+)

Shoulder - ANSWER The most mobile joint in the human body humerus, scapula, clavicle - ANSWER the three bone structures of the shoulder superior glenohumeral ligament (SGHL) middle glenohumeral ligament (MGHL) inferior glenohumeral ligament (IGHL) complex - ANSWER what three synovial joints connect the bones of the shoulder? the glenoid fossa of the scapula and the head of the humerus - ANSWER the glenohumeral joint is created by the articulation of what boney structures? ball and socket joint - ANSWER what type of joint is the glenohumeral joint (shoulder joint) true - ANSWER true or false: the shoulder joint (GHJ) gets its stability from both dynamic and static factors? glenoid labrum - ANSWER fibrocartilaginous ring that acts as one of the static restraints of the GHJ by deepening the glenoid fossa ~50%, increasing contact surface area, and contributing to the negative intra-articular pressure of the shoulder joint long head of the biceps - ANSWER what tendon attaches to the superior glenoid labrum shoulder joint capsule - ANSWER fibrous membrane surrounding the GHJ containing the GHL's important soft tissue stabilizer of the GHJ that limits TRANSLATION and ROTATION - ANSWER function of the shoulder joint capsule glenoid neck and anatomic neck of the humerus - ANSWER attachment site of the shoulder joint capsule by limiting translation and rotation of the ligamentous structures contained within - ANSWER how does the shoulder capsule give stability to the GHJ arm abduction - ANSWER supraspinatus function internal rotation of shoulder - ANSWER subscapularis function 19.1mm - ANSWER length of 4.75,5.5, 6.25mm BC + PEEK SL anchors 17.9mm - ANSWER length of 3.9mm BC + PEEK SL anchor