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Shoulder Examination

How to Perform a Shoulder Examination | MSK OSCE Demonstration with Commentary 🩻 Learn how to perform a structured shoulder examination with this step-by-step MSK OSCE video tutorial. Ideal for medical students, junior doctors, and anyone preparing for clinical assessments such as OSCEs, or clinical rotations. This video includes: Part 1 (00:00–03:04): Real-time shoulder examination with minimal commentary — ideal for practicing observation of flow and structure. ⚠️ Some audio is muted in Part 1 — make sure to watch all the way through to hear the full guided commentary in Part 2. Part 2 (03:05–06:32): Repeat of the same exam with expanded explanations, covering surface anatomy, functional movements, and key special tests for pathology. 🩺 What's Covered: Inspection of the shoulder girdle (front, side, back) Palpation of anatomical landmarks (SC joint, AC joint, glenohumeral joint, scapula) Active range of movement: flexion, abduction, internal/external rotation Special tests: Painful arc, Hawkins-Kennedy, Apprehension test, Jobe’s test, Gerber’s lift-off, Infraspinatus resistance Suggested neurological and adjacent joint assessment Initial investigations (X-ray, MRI, ultrasound) 📍 Timestamps & Breakdown: PART 1: Demonstration (Muted in parts) 00:00 – Introduction & consent 00:35 – Inspection (front, side, back) 01:06 – Palpation of shoulder 01:27 – Active movements (flexion, abduction, internal rotation) 02:03 – Passive movements 02:15 – Special tests: supraspinatus, subscapularis, infraspinatus PART 2: Commentary & Explanations 03:05 – Introduction & patient safety 03:34 – Visual inspection & symmetry 04:05 – Palpation landmarks (SC joint, AC joint, glenohumeral joint) 04:37 – Assessment of ROM with interpretation 05:21 – Special tests explained:   • Apprehension test   • Impingement test (Hawkins)   • Jobe’s/Empty can test   • Lift-off test (subscapularis)   • Infraspinatus resistance test 06:02 – Summary: neurological exam & joint-above/below 06:14 – Imaging & further investigations 🎯 Keywords: shoulder examination, MSK OSCE, clinical skills, orthopaedic exam, medical student OSCE, supraspinatus test, shoulder impingement, painful arc, Jobe’s test, infraspinatus, subscapularis, rotator cuff exam, shoulder pain, impingement tests 📚 Tip for Students: Use the first half to familiarize yourself with the exam flow and positioning. Then rewatch the second half to understand the rationale, anatomy, and common findings. Ideal for OSCE practice, clinical revision, and MSK exam technique. 📌 For educational purposes only.