2898acae_ULDER_EXAMINATION_STRESS_TESTS__POSITION_OF_THE_ARM
[TESTS] Inferior Drawer Test Or Feagin Test [STRUCTURES INVOLVED] Assesses humeral head inferior subluxation. Inferior Glenohumeral Ligament Place both hands along the proximal humerus over the deltoid and interlock your fingers. Apply an inferiorly directed force to the humerus and palpate for inferior movement, which is indicative of glenohumeral joint inferior instability. Also, watch for apprehension or discomfort displayed in the patient's face. You should also perform this test on the uninvolved shoulder, comparing bilaterally. [POSITION OF THE ARM] 
The patient sits on the examination table with shoulder abducted 90 degrees, elbow in full extension and arm resting on your shoulder.
SHOULDER EXAMINATION STRESS TESTS
POSITION OF THE ARM