Describe scapulohumeral rhythm

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Question

1. Differentiate between the movements of the shoulder girdle and the shoulder joint.

2. Describe scapulohumeral rhythm.

Test this by stabilizing the scapula from rotating at the axillary border and note the degree of glenohumeral abduction ABDuction.

3. Identify the force couple to allow upward rotation of the scapula and the force couple that creates downward rotation of the scapula.

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