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SLAP Tears Without Tears

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1.  How do SLAP tears typically occur?
  1. Large force to the shoulder (fall) with arm outstretched and in ABD
  2. Excess load with deceleration (throwing)
  3. Excess overhead lifting
  4. All of the above
2.  Which of the following is NOT a special test for assessing a SLAP tear?
  1. Apprehension Test
  2. O’Brien’s Test
  3. Roos Stress Test
  4. Sulcus Sign
3.  What is a conservative treatment strategy for a SLAP tear?
  1. Periscapular strengthening
  2. Trunk and core strengthening
  3. Dynamic stabilization exercises
  4. All of the above
4.  Which type of surgical intervention for a SLAP tear includes debridement, repair, and greater involvement of the biceps?
  1. Type IV
  2. Type III
  3. Type II
  4. Type I
5.  All of the following should be avoided in Phase 1 of post-operative treatment EXCEPT:
  1. Internal rotation greater than 45 degrees
  2. PROM/AAROM to tolerance up to 90 degrees
  3. External rotation greater than 30 degrees
  4. Biceps activation