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2. General Function
Provides very mobile, yet strong base for hand to
perform its intricate gross and skilled functions
Transmits loads from upper extremity to axial skeleton
10. Large ROM Due To:
Poor bony structure
Poor ligamentous restraint
Scapulohumeral cooperative action
11. The Shoulder Complex
A. General Structure & Function
B. Structure & Function of Specific Joints
C. Muscular Considerations
D. Specific Functional Considerations
E. Common Injuries
12. Structure & Function of Specific
Joints
1. Sternoclavicular Joint
2. Acromioclavicular Joint
3. Scapulothoracic Joint
4. Glenohumeral Joint
22. Clavicle
Acts a strut connecting upper extremity to thorax
Protects brachial plexus & vascular structures
Serves as attachment site for many shoulder muscles
33. Glenohumeral Joint: ROM
Flexion (167° W; 171° M)
30° in max LR
Extension (60°)
Abduction (180°)
60° in max IR
Hyperadduction (75°)
34. Glenohumeral Joint: ROM
Medial rotation (90°)
Lateral rotation (90°)
Horizontal abduction (45°)
Horizontal adduction (135°)
Total rotation
180°
Total ROT 90° in
90° ABD
35. Stability Functions of Shoulder
Girdle
Provides stable base from which shoulder muscles can
generate force
Shoulder girdle muscles as stabilizers
Maintain appropriate force-length relationship
Maintain maximum congruence of shoulder joint
37. Mobility Functions of Shoulder
Girdle
Permits largest ROM of any complex in the body
Shoulder girdle increases ROM with less compromise of
stability (scapulohumeral rhythm) (4 joints vs. 1 joint)
Facilitate movements of the upper extremity by positioning
GH favorably
