An athlete has a ERSL facet dysfunction, what can the athlete not move into?

Edema is a significant concern after hand injuries and is mainly evident in the dorsum of the hand.

With progressive rehabilitation of an athlete with a non surgical non dominant shoulder injury, the athlete has been unable to regain full shoulder flexion and abduction (he still has a 20% deficit compared to his dominant arm).  What may be limiting this athlete from achieving full flexion and abduction AROM? Check all that apply

An overhead throwing athlete with shoulder internal impingement is likely to have

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“s” is pointing to this structure of the heart. Be sure to label left and right for all atria, ventricles, arteries, and veins.

“f” is pointing to this structure of the heart. Be sure to label left and right for all atria, ventricles, arteries, and veins.

“n” is pointing to this structure of the heart. Be sure to label left and right for all atria, ventricles, arteries, and veins.