Difference between Shoulder Joint and Shoulder

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: NOUN

A common term for glenohumeral joint.
A ball-and-socket joint between the head of the humerus and a cavity of the scapula

Narrow edge of land (usually unpaved) along the side of a road
The part of the body between the neck and the upper arm
A ball-and-socket joint between the head of the humerus and a cavity of the scapula
A cut of beef from the shoulder of the animal
The edge or border running on either side of a roadway.
The flat surface on the body of type that extends beyond the letter or character.
The end surface of a board from which a tenon projects.
The area of an item or object that serves as an abutment or surrounds a projection, as.
The angle between the face and flank of a bastion in a fortification.
An angled or sloping part, as.
The portion of a garment that covers the shoulder.
A cut of meat including the joint of the foreleg and adjacent parts.
The area of the back from one shoulder to the other.
The part of an animal near this joint.
The joint of a vertebrate animal that connects the forelimb to the trunk.
The part of the human body between the neck and upper arm.
The joint connecting the arm with the torso.
The area between the body and neck of a bottle or vase.
A projecting edge or ridge; a bur.
The back part of a sail.
In angling, a feather to the body of an artificial fly.
In a knife, the enlarged part between the tang and the blade.
In a vase, jug, bottle, etc., the projection below the neck.
The upper part of the blade of a sword.
In archery, the broadest part of a barbed arrow-head; the width across the barbs, or from the shaft to the extremity of one of the barbs.
In printing, the projection at the top of the shank of a type beyond the face of the letter. See cut under type.
In carpentry, the finished end of a tenoned rail or mullion; the part from which the tenon projects, and which fits close against the piece in which the mortise is cut. See cut under mortise.
The projection of a lamp-chimney just below the contraction or neck.
A prominent or projecting part below the top; a rounded projection: as, the shoulder of a hill: especially, a projection on an object to oppose or limit motion or form an abutment; a horizontal or rectangular projection from the body of a thing.
Some part projecting like a shoulder; specifically, in anatomy, the tuberculum of a rib, separated from the head by the neck, and usually articulating with the transverse process of a vertebra. See tuberculum, and cut under rib.
In ornithology, the carpal joint, or wrist-joint, of a bird's wing; the bend of the wing, which, when the wing is folded, fits against the shoulder proper, and appears in the place of this.
The parts of an animal corresponding to the shoulder of man, including some other parts, and sometimes the whole, fore quarter of an animal: thus, a shoulder of mutton includes parts of the neck, chest, and foreleg.
The shoulder-joint.
Figuratively, sustaining power; strength to support burdens: as, to take the work or the blame on one's own shoulders.
A part of the body at the side and back of the bottom of the neck, and at the side and top of the chest; collectively, the parts about the scapula or blade-bone; the scapular region, including both bony and soft parts; especially, in man, the lateral prominence of these parts, where the upper arm-bone is articulated, having as its bony basis the united ends of the collar-bone and the blade-bone, overlaid by the mass of the deltoid muscle. See also cut under shoulder-blade.
In horticulture, the squared or expanded base of a bunch of grapes, usually produced by an extra branch in the cluster.
In fortification, the angle of a bastion included between the face and the flank. Also called shoulder-angle. See cut under bastion.
In the leather-trade, a name given to tanned or curried hides and kips.
In entomology:
One of the humeri or front upper corners of an insect's thorax: but in Coleoptera, Hemiptera, and Orthoptera the term generally denotes the upper front angles of the wing-covers.
Specifically— The butting-ring on the axle of a vehicle.

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: VERB

Lift onto one's shoulders
Carry a burden, either real or metaphoric
Push with the shoulders

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To push with a shoulder.
To push or apply force to with a shoulder.
To take on; assume.
To carry or place (a burden, for example) on a shoulder or on the shoulders.
To make (one's way) by shoving one's shoulders.

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: OTHER WORD TYPES

The part of a garment that covers or fits over the shoulder
A cut of meat including the upper joint of the foreleg
(idiom) (put (one's) shoulder to the wheel) To apply oneself vigorously; make a concentrated effort.
(idiom) (shoulder to shoulder) In close cooperation.
(idiom) (straight from the shoulder) Delivered directly from the shoulder. Used of a punch.
(idiom) (straight from the shoulder) Honestly; candidly.
(idiom) (shoulder to shoulder) In close proximity; side by side.

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: RELATED WORDS

Arm bone, Elbow bone, Flat bone, Appendicular skeleton, Epipodialia, Ginglymus, Pectoral girdle, Hinge joint, Tibiotarsus, Arthrodia, Ischiocapsular, Glenoid fossa, Enarthrosis, Articulatio humeri, Shoulder

Wear, Face, Talus, Bend, Side, Tackle, Back, Hand, Chest, Neck, Rib, Arm, Elbow, Articulatio humeri, Shoulder joint

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: DESCRIBE WORDS

Kneejoint, Arm bone, Elbow bone, Flat bone, Appendicular skeleton, Epipodialia, Ginglymus, Pectoral girdle, Hinge joint, Tibiotarsus, Arthrodia, Ischiocapsular, Glenoid fossa, Enarthrosis, Shoulder

Play, Bear, Burden, Wear, Face, Talus, Bend, Side, Back, Hand, Chest, Neck, Rib, Elbow, Shoulder joint

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Shoulder instability refers to a situation where the shoulder joint does not move as it is supposed to.
There may be a deforming bulge in the front of your shoulder area, below the natural shoulder joint.
Frozen shoulder is often caused by inflammation of the capsule, tissue surrounding the shoulder joint.
Preparation Total shoulder joint replacement surgery is considered for healthy and motivated individuals in whom arthritis interferes with shoulder function.
Frozen shoulder occurs when there is thickening, swelling and tightening of the flexible tissue that surrounds your shoulder joint.
Shoulder joint injections are commonly used for certain conditions such as frozen shoulder, tendonitis, osteoarthritis, among others.
This reduces the volume of the shoulder joint, limiting the shoulder's ability to move and causing the shoulder to freeze.
Frozen shoulder is a condition that causes pain and restricted movement of your shoulder joint.
Shoulder Stabilisation surgery may restore stability and function to the shoulder joint.
The shoulder coil should be rotated around the shoulder so that the cable now extends from underneath the shoulder joint.

Patients with a posterior dislocated shoulder complain of pain and inability to exorotate the shoulder.
Socket style and harnessing may limit shoulder range of motion in shoulder level amputees.
Countless White protesters stood shoulder to shoulder with Black people in the streets.
Look shoulder to shoulder and use your mirrors at each traffic check.
Is it the overhead shoulder exercise that caused your shoulder pain?
The north left shoulder and right shoulder are mobile closures.
In a posterior shoulder luxation, the shoulder is luxated backward.
They stood shoulder to shoulder behind their earthen walls.
The south left shoulder and right shoulder are closed.
Some conditions that may require shoulder surgery include severe shoulder arthritis, rotator cuff tears and frozen shoulder.

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: QUESTIONS

How many planes of movement does the shoulder joint have?
What is the recovery time for shoulder joint replacement?
What is the best exercise for shoulder joint realignment?
What is 7-2 shoulder joint mobilization glenohumeral glide?
What are some home remedies for shoulder joint pain?
What is articular surfaces make up the shoulder joint?
Bagaimana cara mengatur Shoulder Joint pada pasien trauma?
How to diagnose and treat shoulder joint infection?
Why is the shoulder joint weaker than the hip joint?
What happens to the shoulder joint angle during shoulder flexion?

What is chronic shoulder instability and shoulder dislocation?
How does shoulder mobility affect the shoulder press?
Should you train your shoulder muscles on shoulder day?
Was Marika Koroibete's tackle shoulder to shoulder contact?
Will a Sully shoulder support help stabilize my shoulder?
Which shoulder adjustments are best for my shoulder width?
Can shoulder tendonitis cause shoulder pain in both shoulders?
How is the shoulder opened for a shoulder replacement?
How do you Use Your Shoulder after shoulder surgery?
Should I strengthen my shoulder after a shoulder replacement?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SHOULDER JOINT AND SHOULDER

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: NOUN

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: VERB

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: INTRANSITIVE VERB

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: OTHER WORD TYPES

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: RELATED WORDS

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: DESCRIBE WORDS

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

SHOULDER JOINT vs SHOULDER: QUESTIONS