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Examination of the left shoulder
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Big 4 Normal
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Big 4 antalgic gait, limp etc...
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Additional General exam findings
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Comments
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BMI
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Assistive devices and braces
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Normal shoulder exam
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Shoulder impingement:
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Shoulder severe impingement:
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Shoulder exam: brief
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Comments
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Left shoulder ROM:
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Abduction: Active total
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Abduction: Passive total
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Abduction: G-H total
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Forward elevation
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External rotation
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internal rotation
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Pain with range of motion:
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Crepitation:
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Crepitation:
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AC joint tenderness
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Bicipital groove tenderness
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Other text:
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Jobe sign:
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Hawkins sign:
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Speed's sign:
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Neer sign:
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O'Brien sign:
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Yergasson sign:
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Drop arm sign:
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Cross arm sign:
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Sulcus sign:
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Apprehension sign:
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Relocation sign:
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Peripheral edema, dystrophic change
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Hornblower sign: arm abducted 90, elbow at 90 and forearm parallel to floor, resisted external rotation for teres minor injury
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Lift off sign: dorsum of the hand against the mid lumbar spine, raise the hand away from the back. Supraspinanatus
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Pulses normal
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Full Body Diagram
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Sensory exam header
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Sensation intact
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Neurovascular status of the upper extremities is intact. Sensation to light touch is normal and symmetric through the dermatomes
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Motor exam header
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Motor function intact
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Upper extremity LEFT motor function exam
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