PPT-Evaluating shoulder injuries in primary care

Bethany Reed MSn AGPCNPBC One Medical Group Disclosures There has been no commercial support or sponsorship for this program The planners and presenters have declared that no conflicts of interest exist. By Taelar Shelton, MS, ATC, AT/L. Review . Internal vs external rotation. Abduction vs adduction . MOI. S&S. Rx. FOOSH. Contusions . MOI: Blows to the shoulder. S&S: discoloration, pain and restricted movement. Principals of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources. Made By: Mr. Michael Baca. Edited By: Charolette Atkinson. Objectives . Discuss and Identify Steps and Techniques . of Selecting . Beef Heifers. Impingement Syndrome. Space between humeral head below and acromion above becomes narrowed. The structures that live in that space becomes impinged . Joint capsule. Tendons of rotator cuff. bursa. Impingement Syndrome. Made By: Mr. Michael Baca. Edited By: Charolette Atkinson. Objectives . Discuss and Identify Steps and Techniques . of Selecting . Beef Heifers. 2. Steps to Judging Beef Heifers. 1. Evaluate heifers from the ground up and from the rump (rear) forward. Tara Markovich. **Athletes**. Knee Injuries. ACL injury. What is it?. . -is the tearing of the anterior . cruciate . ligament, or ACL, inside your knee joint. What is it caused by?. . - sudden stops and change of direction. Anatomy. Injuries. Special Tests. Shoulder Anatomy Review... * . Head of the . humerus. . – Upper portion of the . humerus. , where the bone attaches to the scapula.. * . Glenoid Fossa . – a slightly concave projection of the scapula. Primary Care Requirements for EHR AMIA Symposium 2017 Primary Care Informatics Workgroup Alan E Zuckerman MD FAAP aez@georgetown.edu Jeffrey Weinfeld MD MBI FAAFP weinfelj@georgetown.edu Georgetown University School of Medicine Injuries to the Shoulder Region. In this chapter we will discuss the gross anatomy and . arthrology. of the articulations of the shoulder. We will briefly discuss acute and chronic injuries of the shoulder region which will include:. Upper extremities are vulnerable to a variety of injuries depending on the sport, including:. Sprains. Strains. Dislocations. Fractures. Upper Extremity Injuries. Upper extremities are vulnerable to a variety of injuries depending on the sport, including:. outline. Definition. Incidence. Risk Factors. Types of Birth Injuries. Approach to a neonate with birth trauma. Investigations . Definition . Birth injuries are injuries that occur during the birth process. Done by: . Amer. Al-. Salamat. Objectives. Classification . and pathology. Upper limb- Brachial Plexus Injuries, . Erbs. Palsy, median nerve . injuries, . Unlnar. . Nerve injuries, Radial Nerve . Dr. Tim Dwyer MBBS PhD FRACS FRCSC. Assistant Professor, University of Toronto. Women’s College and Mt Sinai Hospital. Topics. Shoulder Instability. Throwing shoulder. SLAP. ACJ. Shoulder Instability. Lesson Five. BELLWORK!. Think back to our SOAP Note practice from the first week of school:. What does each letter of SOAP stand for?. What . type . of information goes into each section of a SOAP note?. Understand . prevalence. . of specific shoulder pathologies. Differentiate between normal shoulder complex . anatomy and adaptive anatomy . due to influence from overhead athletics. Identify . key risk factors .