A patient reports an onset of R shoulder pain that is interm…
A patient reports an onset of R shoulder pain that is intermittent in nature with an achiness when it is present. Pt is R handed and works as a secretary for a lawyer’s office. Pt reports minimal lifting and only carries file boxes 2-3 times a day that may weight 10 lbs at most. She has not been able to identify a method of injury nor specific functional activities that exacerbate the symptoms. You believe there may be an organic source of pain. What structure is most likely to refer to the R shoulder?
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Use the below case information to answer the next 4 questions An 80 yo recreational tennis player presents to the clinic with an acute onset of right shoulder pain. The pain is located anterior superior region and radiates laterally to the deltoid tubercle. He reports that his shoulder was 100% fine until he was serving 2 days ago in a long tennis match when he felt something tear in his right shoulder. He notes immediate shoulder pain and an inability to raise his shoulder against gravity. He now has pain at rest and with even gentle activity. He presents for evaluation and treatment at your facility
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SECTION I – MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS These questions have been selected from the exam associated with the Independent Study Courses (ISC) monographs you have read. The format of these questions most closely align with the ABPTS Orthopaedic Specialty Exam.
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