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Review of the Shoulder Girdle

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Upper Fibers of TrapeziusIdentify the muscle that is colored Red,
Levator ScapulaeIdentify the muscle that is colored yellow,
Pectoralis MinorThis is the AG muscle testing position for:,
Rhomboid Major & MinorThis is the AG muscle testing position for:,
Group MMT -Scapular RetractionThis is the AG muscle testing position for:,
Middle TrapeziusIdentify this muscle,
Lower TrapeziusIdentify this muscle,
Serratus AnteriorIdentify this muscle,
Pectoralis MinorIdentify the muscle that is colored brown,
Rhomboid MinorIdentify the muscle colored yellow,
Rhomboid MajorIdentify the muscle colored red,
Sternoclavicular Joint (SC)The anterior and medial joint of the shoulder girdle is the:
3 df - the movements are protraction/retraction, elevation/depression and upward/downward rotationHow many degrees of freedom are present at the SC jt? Name the movements.
Acromioclavicular Joint (AC)Name the lateral and slightly superior joint of the shoulder girdle
Scapulothoracic Joint (ST)Name the posterior and medial joint of the shoulder girdle
Scapular ElevationSitting with arms down at side, shrug shoulder - This is the group AG testing position for:
Scapular ElevationThis is the AG group muscle testing position for:,
Scapular ElevationProne with head facing downward. Therapist supports weight of shoulder while patient moves shoulder toward the ear. This is the GE group muscle testing positon for:
Upper TrapeziusSitting with arms down at side, shrug shoulder, rotate neck toward opposite shoulder and laterally flex the neck. This is the individual AG test position for:
Upper TrapeziusExternal Occipital Protuberance, superior nuchal line, spinous process of C7 is the origin for:
Upper TrapeziusLateral 1/3 of the clavicle and the acromion is the insertion for:
Levator ScapulaeTransverse Process of C1-C4 is the origin for:
Levator ScapulaeSuperior angle and medial border of the scapula is the insertion for:
Scapular DepressionProne, arm overhead to approximately 145 degrees of abduction with thumb pointing toward the ceiling. is the AG group test position for:
Lower TrapeziusSpinous process of T6-T12 is the origin for:
Lower TrapeziusMedial spine of the scapula is the insertion for:
Latissimus DorsiSpinous process of T7 –T12, spinous process of lumbar vertebra, sacrum, iliac crest, and thoracolumbar fascia is the origin for:
Latissimus Dorsiintertubercular groove of the humerus, medial crest of the greater tubercle and inferior angle of the scapula is the insertion for:
Latissimus DorsiProne, patient lifts weight of arm off of mat and depress arm toward feet is the test position for:
Latissimus DorsiProne, arm at side supported by therapist, patient moves scapula downward is the GE test position for:
Scapular ProtractionSitting, 130 degrees of flexion, “raise your arm forward toward my hand and hold, don’t let me push it down and back.” This is the AG group test position for:
Serratus Anteriorlateral borders of ribs 1-9 is the origin for:
Serratus AnteriorMedial border of the scapula anterior surface is the insertion for:
Scapular ProtractionSitting, therapist places arm in 130 degrees of flexion. Patient moves horizontally forward toward target. This is the GE group testing position for:
Pectoralis MinorRibs 2-5 is the origin for:
Pectoralis MinorCoracoid process of the scapula is the insertion for:
Middle TrapeziusSpinous process of T1-T5 is the origin for:
Middle TrapeziusLateral spine of the scapula is the insertion for:
RhomboidsProne, head rotated to either side for comfort, patient places arm in small of back. This is the AG test position for:

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