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1 175 Richdale Avenue, Suite 106 Cambridge, MA Phone (617) Fax (617) Step 1: Study the course materials provided. Then take the exam, reviewing the DVD program as needed. Mark your answers on the Answer Sheet and write your name on that sheet. Step 2: Complete the Candidate Information on this page (including your license information) and the Course Evaluation. Step 3: Return this page, the Answer Sheet, and the Course Evaluation either by regular mail or by fax, as listed below. Or, if you prefer, you can type your answers in an or Word document and them to We recommend you keep a copy of your answer sheet just in case. The Benjamin Institute of Advanced Studies 175 Richdale Ave., Suite 106 Cambridge, MA FAX: admin@benbenjamin.com Candidate Information Name: License # Address: Phone: Video Program Completed The Knee The Low Back The Neck Common Injuries 5-Program Set The Essential Principles Only Subscapularis Tendon Injuries Tennis Elbow Patella Tendon Injuries Lateral Ankle Sprain Achilles Tendon Injuries When you have passed the exam, you will receive a certificate of successful completion to be used for your CEUs or Contact Hours.

2 175 Richdale Avenue, Suite 106 Cambridge, MA Phone (617) Fax (617) Subscapularis Tendon Injuries Continuing Education Exam PAGE 1 1. Which muscle-tendon unit is most commonly injured in the shoulder? a. Infraspinatus b. Supraspinatus d. Biceps 2. Throwing a ball overhand uses primarily what muscle? a. Deltoid b. Supraspinatus d. Pectoralis Major 3. Throwing a ball side arm uses primarily what muscle? a. Deltoid b. Triceps d. Pectoralis Minor 4. Which muscle-tendon unit is being stretched while putting your arm back to put on your coat? a. Teres minor b. Infraspinatus d. Pectoralis Major 5. When assessing a shoulder injury, is it important to know precisely where the pain is felt in the shoulder in order to pinpoint the exact site of the injury? Yes or No? 6. Resisted medial rotation is painful when tested at 135 degrees only. Passive elevation is painful. Passive horizontal adduction is painful. Passive lateral rotation is painful. What structure is injured and which part of it is injured? a. Infraspinatus tendon at the deep distal end b. Subscapularis tendon at the upper half c. Supraspinatus tendon at the superficial distal end d. Subscapularis tendon at the lower half e. b and d

3 175 Richdale Avenue, Suite 106 Cambridge, MA Phone (617) Fax (617) Subscapularis Tendon Injuries Continuing Education Exam PAGE 2 7. Resisted medial rotation is painful at the 90 degree position. Passive elevation is painful. What is the injury and where is it located? a. Subscapularis tendon at the deep distal end b. Subscapularis tendon at the upper half tendon at the lower half d. Subscapularis tendon at the superficial distal end 8. Resisted medial rotation is painful and there is a painful arc. All other tests are painless. What is the injury? a. Subscapularis tendinitis upper half and lower half b. Subscapularis tendinitis upper half muscle injury d. Subscapularis tendinitis lower half 9. Name the insertion of the subscapularis muscle-tendon unit. a. The greater tubercle of the humerus b. The lesser tubercle of the humerus c. The acromion process d. None of the above 10. What part of the scapula can be easily palpated on the anterior surface of the body that is useful in locating the subscapularis tendon? a. The AC joint b. The acromion c. The corocoid process d. The greater tubercle of the humerus

4 Name Phone: Address License # City: State: Zip code: Subscapularis Tendon Injuries Exam Answer Sheet

5 Benjamin Institute of Advanced Studies Approved Provider # Continuing Education (CE) Home Study Evaluation Form Name (optional): Course Title Check here if you do NOT want to be contacted regarding future courses offered. Using the following numbers, please answer the following questions. If you would like, you may use the space provided for additional comments. Question 5-Excellent 4-Very Good 1. What was the degree of ease in communicating with the provider regarding home study materials? 2. What is the quality of the home study materials? (For example, are they professional in appearance? Is their information accurate? Are they free of typos?) 3. How well did the provider supply adequate support for content questions? 4. How would you rate the quality of the DVD/Video and downloadable booklet? 5. Were the unit objectives supported by the home study materials? 6. How well was feedback given to the participants regarding their progress throughout the course? 7. Was all testing (quizzes, exams, and/or other assignments) carried out in a private and secure manner? 8. Were grades given to participants in a timely manner? 9. Did the content of the course lend itself to a home study format? In other words, were learning outcomes easily attained by means of this format? 3-Good 2-Fair 1-Poor N/A