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. 2020 Oct 20;8(10):2325967120962869. doi: 10.1177/2325967120962869

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Figure 2. — Modifications to common maneuvers for a virtual shoulder examination. (A) The Jobe test (thumbs down in abduction) with soup cans in a grocery bag for resistance. (B) Resisted external rotation testing. (C) Resisted internal rotation testing. (D) The Hawkins test using the contralateral hand to push the abducted shoulder into internal rotation. (E) Cross-body adduction using the contralateral arm. (F) The O’Brien (active compression) test with the thumb pointed down and resistance provided by soup cans in a grocery bag. (G) The O’Brien test with the thumb pointed up.