A. Clavicle (collarbone) Joint Sprain – can
occur at the end of the shoulder and below the neck |
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1. Point tenderness at the site of the direct
trauma
2. Swelling
3. Possible deformity
4. Loss of strength and range of motion |
B. Shoulder Sprain
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1. Pain during arm movement
2. Decreased range of motion
3. Point tenderness |
C. Shoulder Dislocation – never attempt
to reduce a dislocation
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1. Pop and/or tearing sensation
2. Deformity
3. Loss of function
4. Pain with any kind of movement |
D. Impingement
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1. Diffuse pain around the end of the shoulder
2. Inability to lift the shoulder over the head
3. Tightness and pain within the shoulder joint
4. Popping and/or clicking sound with movement |
E. Bursitis
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1. Pain with motion, particularly with moving the shoulder
forward or to the outside
2. Point tenderness within the shoulder joint |
F. Frozen Shoulder
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1. Pain in all movements of the shoulder
2. Restriction of movements |
G. Tendinitis
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1. Gradual pain that increases with activity
2. Weakness
3. Possible popping and/or clicking sound
4. Decrease in functional ability |
