PART 2: CASE STUDY #1 A 22-year-old male pitcher presents with complaints of stiffness in his left shoulder when he reaches back to wind up for a pitch. He reports soreness for the past month that is localized to the front of his shoulder. You note decreased range of motion into external rotation at 90 degrees of abduction and tenderness to palpation at the lesser tubercle of the humerus. All MMTs measure 5/5. He reports no previous shoulder injury or surgery. He has no medical history to cause concern. Based on the above case answer the following questions 1, Which modality would you select? Provide rationale for selection. 2. How would you screen this patient? What questions should you ask and what patient observations should be made? List at least 3 questions. (hint: think contraindications) 3. What data should be collected prior to initiating treatment? List at least 2 types of data collection. D Focus