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What is the main cause of the shoulder joint's susceptibility to dislocation and other injuries?
What is the main cause of the shoulder joint's susceptibility to dislocation and other injuries?
- The spheroid shape of the glenohumeral joint (correct)
- The tightness of the coracohumeral ligament
- The presence of numerous ligamentous and muscular structures
- The connection of the upper arm and the thorax
What occurs as the humerus moves into internal rotation at the glenohumeral joint?
What occurs as the humerus moves into internal rotation at the glenohumeral joint?
- An inferior rolling of the convex humeral head
- No rolling or gliding
- An anterior rolling of the convex humeral head (correct)
- A posterior rolling of the convex humeral head
In which plane does shoulder flexion and extension occur?
In which plane does shoulder flexion and extension occur?
- Frontal plane
- Sagittal plane (correct)
- Transverse plane
- Oblique plane
Where does the clinician apply pressure during the Posterior Glide mobilization?
Where does the clinician apply pressure during the Posterior Glide mobilization?
What is the goal of the Mobilization technique described in the first paragraph?
What is the goal of the Mobilization technique described in the first paragraph?
In which position can the Prone Mobilization technique be performed?
In which position can the Prone Mobilization technique be performed?
In the first technique, where is the clinician positioned?
In the first technique, where is the clinician positioned?
What is the goal of the second technique described in the text?
What is the goal of the second technique described in the text?
How is stabilization achieved in the second technique during mobilization?
How is stabilization achieved in the second technique during mobilization?
What is an alternate method for mobilization in the first technique?
What is an alternate method for mobilization in the first technique?
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