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A PTA is wоrking with а 68-yeаr-оld pаtient whо is 3 weeks postoperative following a non–rotator cuff deficient total shoulder arthroplasty. The patient reports mild pain at rest, increased stiffness in the morning, and difficulty reaching overhead. The surgeon notes that intraoperative ROM was within expected limits. The patient is performing home pendulum exercises inconsistently and says they have been “trying to lift my arm on my own because it feels tight.” 1. Based on the timeline and symptoms, which intervention is MOST appropriate at this stage of rehabilitation? A. Pain-free thera-tubing strengthening into internal and external rotationB. Self-assisted ROM in supine progressing to seated elevationC. Dumbbell strengthening for abduction and supraspinatus activationD. End-range stretching with a cane into flexion and rotation 2. At the 6-week reevaluation, the PTA must determine whether the patient can advance to the Subacute Phase. Which clinical finding BEST meets the criteria for progression? A. PROM elevation 75°, ER 20°, IR 30°, and patient reports mild pain with ADLsB. PROM elevation 90°, ER 45°, IR 70° in the scapular plane, minimal painC. Ability to perform AROM flexion to 160° and 5/5 strength in all directionsD. PROM elevation 100° but significant pain during all waist-level activities 3. The patient is now 14 weeks postoperative, demonstrates GH stability, and has nearly full AROM. Which intervention is MOST appropriate to introduce at this stage? A. Pendulum exercises and PROM flexion 0–90°B. Pulley exercises and submaximal isometrics onlyC. Dumbbell strengthening for abduction, supraspinatus, and flexionD. PROM limited to ER 20° and IR 30° to protect the joint
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