Which of the following structures is not generally impinged under the coracoacromial arch

For a patient who is relying on tenodesis for grabbing a cup, what is you most likely clinical scenario assuming only partial paralysis of wrist and finger muscles.

Match the following common nerve entrapment syndromes with the appropriate nerve.

What is a typical range of joint motion for the humeroulnar joint without pathology

Which position puts the biceps brachii muscle in a passive insufficiency position

Unfortunately, a patient had a fracture that resulted in a bony osteophyte (excessive bone growth) formation on the tip of the olecranon process (I tried to indicate it with the yellow marking).  This would likely result in __________?

What tissue can limit both supination and pronation of the radioulnar joints

An adult presents awake and oriented X4 after falling off a skateboard. Exam: Moderate swelling and significant pain to the right wrist (9/10); abrasions on the right palm with no active external bleeding. Abdomen is soft and non-tender. VS: BP 102/70; P 100; R 20; SpO2 97%; EtCO2 38; lungs are clear and equal bilaterally; skin: pink, warm and dry; pupils PERRL. PMH: No comorbidities and on no medications. Which of these vital signs is suggestive of shock? 

Which of these explains why SCIWORA (spinal cord injuries without radiographic abnormalities) occur exclusively in young children?

During the late portion of external rotation at the glenohumeral joint, a patient notes pain.  Due to your special tests, you suspect a labral tear.  What portion of the labrum to you expect to find a tear?