exsc 213: injuries of upper limb lecture Exam
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shoulder complex joints: glenohumeral, acromioclavicular,
sternoclavicular, scapulothoracic
clavicle fractures: treatment 4-6 wks: immobilization using sling &
swath; after wk 3: pain-free ROM; after
wk 6: strengthening exsc's
tendinitis occurs to rotator cuff & biceps brachii
muscles due to repetitive low-intensity
contractions, a sudden violent muscle
contraction, acute trauma, or poor upper
body posture
biceps tendonitis pain at front of shoulder commonly
occurring from conditions affecting the
long head of the biceps tendon
prevention of bicep tendonitis: strengthening the affected & opposing
muscles, avoiding overhead activities, &
resting shoulders after strenuous activity
fractures of elbow & wrist can lead to Volkmann's contracture
(restriction of blood flow & tissue
necrosis) due to compartment syndrome
Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
shoulder complex joints: glenohumeral, acromioclavicular,
sternoclavicular, scapulothoracic
clavicle fractures: treatment 4-6 wks: immobilization using sling &
swath; after wk 3: pain-free ROM; after
wk 6: strengthening exsc's
tendinitis occurs to rotator cuff & biceps brachii
muscles due to repetitive low-intensity
contractions, a sudden violent muscle
contraction, acute trauma, or poor upper
body posture
biceps tendonitis pain at front of shoulder commonly
occurring from conditions affecting the
long head of the biceps tendon
prevention of bicep tendonitis: strengthening the affected & opposing
muscles, avoiding overhead activities, &
resting shoulders after strenuous activity
fractures of elbow & wrist can lead to Volkmann's contracture
(restriction of blood flow & tissue
necrosis) due to compartment syndrome