You are treating a patient for idiopathic frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) that began approximately 6 months ago. Her shoulder external rotation is 0-30 degrees (normal ROM 0-90) and her shoulder abduction is 0-75 (normal ROM 0-180) degrees. She complains that she is frustrated because she is unable to reach for things on high shelves or style her hair. You decide that treatment should emphasize:Group of answer choicesModalities to decrease painPassive external rotationOverhead reaching functional activitiesActive shoulder abduction

Idiopathic Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis) includes three phases.  During the freezing phase or acute phase of this condition, which intervention should be avoided by the therapist?Group of answer choicespromotion of PROMimmobilizationpassive joint distraction and oscillations grade 1 or 2resistive exercise

You want to improve HBB in a patient with frozen shoulder who is in the stage of recovery.Which of the following options given is most appropriate1 pointAP glide with arm in ER, Anterior shoulder release , HBB stretches, IR stretchesAP Glide with arm in Neutral , posterior shoulder release, HBB stretches, IR stretchesAP glide with arm in IR, Posterior shoulder release, HBB stretches, IR stretchesPA glide with arm in IR , anterior shoulder release, HBB stretches, IR stretches

55 years old female patient with shoulder pain , High SIN with muscle guarding , what could be the most appropriate modality you choose1 pointIFTTENSHot packUltrasound

Which type of posture problem has rounded back and shoulders?Group of answer choicesforward headlordosisptosiskyphosis

You are treating a patient for a shoulder condition, and you note that she has pain with passive extension of the shoulder, but no pain with active flexion. Therefore, you are able to rule out the biceps tendon and anterior deltoid as potential sources of her condition.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse