233. MSK Interventions Shoulder

A physical therapist is treating a bedbound patient in acute care who has a history of a healed sacral pressure injury and is incontinent of urine. Which intervention is MOST appropriate to include in this patient’s wound prevention plan? Find it all out in the podcast! Be prepar ...  Show more

A 72‑year‑old patient with COPD becomes increasingly confused, diaphoretic, and cyanotic during a seated therapeutic exercise session. The PT notes shallow, rapid breathing and new PVCs on telemetry. Which underlying mechanism BEST explains this patient’s clinical deterioration? ...  Show more

Today, we're going to talk about anterior shoulder dislocations. You're going to learn:

1. Shoulder anatomy
2. Patient presentation
3. Etiology
4. What to look out for on the physical exam
5. The required imaging studies
6. How to reduce th ...

On this episode, I answer questions on lateral shift exercise progressions, early stage frozen shoulder treatment, and when imaging is necessary. Please leave a 5 star review and check out the Facebook group Physical Therapy Clinical Development. 

Recognize and manage shoulder dystocia with step-by-step guidance on key maneuvers. Free training: https://subscribepage.io/interntraining Show notes: https://www.drkcmiller.com/podcastvideo/shoulderdystocia 

Shoulder pain plaguing your Jiu-Jitsu journey? Discover essential strategies to reclaim your shoulders and get back on the mat pain-free. This episode promises to unravel the complexities behind shoulder injuries, emphasizing the importance of consulting a physiotherapist for ...