A practical clinical resource designed to help MSK clinicians screen for serious pathology, neurological involvement, and instability during upper quadrant assessments.
Neck, shoulder, and upper quadrant symptoms often appear musculoskeletal — but in some cases, they may indicate neurological, vascular, or central pathology.
Without a structured screening approach, clinicians risk:
This resource provides a clear, repeatable screening process to support safer clinical decision-making.
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
The focus is not memorization, but meaningful interpretation.
You will review key nerve root levels and their primary functions, including:
This allows clinicians to connect exam findings with functional relevance.
If you assess patients with neck, shoulder, arm, or neurological symptoms, this screening approach is essential.
✔ Educational audio / video content
✔ Visual upper quadrant screening infographic
✔ Structured screening framework
✔ Neurological assessment reference
✔ Lifetime access to purchased materials
Please email us at mskacademy25@gmail.com upon completion of the module to receive a “Certificate of Completion’
Upper quadrant screening is not optional, it is a clinical responsibility. This resource helps you approach assessment with clarity, structure, and confidence.
