02/26/14 Today’s Agenda:1. Students will grade in class, Head

and Face Injury Quiz.

2. TO: Identify the boney anatomical structures of the shoulder joint and their common injuries.

3. Students will be given Anatomy Book Project Description and Rubric.

4. You’re stuck here until…

U3 EQ: What are the

anatomical structures of

the upper extremity &

their common injuries?

State Standards:1:3 Identify major bones in the body. 1:5 Describe general injury causations and/or mechanisms.

Clavicle Fxs

Clavicle FxsMOI: A fall on an outstretched arm (FOOSA), a

fall on the tip of the shoulder, or a direct blow.

S&S: Supports the arm & tilts head to injured side, p!, swelling, loss of function (LOF).

Tx: Immobilize, RICE, brace, PT, sometmes sx.

Prevention: Proper technique, padding.

Color the Clavicle Light Blue on the Pectoral Girdle Page

TO

Humerus Fxs

Humerus FxsMOI: Direct blow, a dislocation, or FOOSA.

S&S: P!, LOF, swelling, discoloration.

Tx: Immobilize, RICE, watch for shock!

Prevention: ----

Color the Humerus YellowOn the Pectoral Girdle Page

TO

Color the Scapula Red

On the Pectoral Girdle Page

SC Joint SprainMOI: FOOSA or a direct blow to the clavicle.

S&S: Grade 1, 2, & 3. Pain, swelling, LOF,

deformity.

Tx: RICE, immobilize, PT.

Prevention: ----

Highlight the Sternoclavicular Joint Pinkon the Pectoral Girdle Page

TO

AC Joint Sprain

AC Joint SprainMOI: FOOSA or a direct blow to the tip of

the shoulder.

S&S: Grade 1, 2, & 3. P!, swelling, deformity, LOF.

Tx: RICE, immobilize, PT.

Prevention: Proper technique, padding.

Highlight the Acromioclavicular Joint Yellow

on the Pectoral Page

TO

Shoulder Dislocations

Shoulder DislocationsMOI: Shoulder abduction, ER, & extension of the arm; arm is overhead & driven inferiorly.

S&S: Deformity, p!, swelling, LOF

Tx: Immobilize, RICE, PT.

Prevention: Strong shoulder muscles.

TO

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