L4: Physiotherapy Quiz

What is the most common cause of shoulder pain?

Which specialist should be consulted for chronic shoulder pain?

What can be the cause of sudden onset of shoulder pain?

What is meant by the term “frozen shoulder”?

Which of the following factors may increase the risk of shoulder pain?

Which exercise is NOT recommended for acute shoulder pain?

What type of arthritis can cause shoulder pain?

What is the function of the rotator cuff?

Which of the following methods may NOT be suitable for identifying the cause of chronic shoulder pain?

Which of the following is a “red flag” for shoulder pain?

When treating shoulder pain, which factors should be considered?

Which segments may be affected by shoulder pain?

Tests to detect shoulder pain:

Which of the following methods is NOT used to treat acute shoulder pain?

Which of the following symptoms is typical of shoulder joint wear?

The stability of the shoulder joint is sufficiently provided by the joint capsule and ligament formations.

Tendinitis of the m. biceps brachii also reduces the lifting function of the upper limb.

Decreased scapular movements at the scapulothoracic junction may affect the qualitative and quantitative indicators of glenohumeral joint motion. 

Correct sequence of physical examination of the shoulder joint: history taking, palpation, inspection, special tests, range of motion. 

In cases of shoulder pain, rehabilitation may be slowed down by sensitisation.