SHOULDER EXAMINATION
o Use the contralateral shoulder as an example of what is 'normal' for the patient. 7.1.1. Drawer Test The patient is seated with the forearm resting on the lap and the shoulder relaxed. The examiner stands behind the patient. One of the examiner's hands stabilizes the shoulder girdle (scapula and clavicle) while the other grasps the proximal ...
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