Condition Special Tests Flashcards

1
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ACL injury

A

Anterior drawer (knee flexed then pull lower leg)
Lachmans test (stabilize distal femur other hand posterior proximal tibia and pull up on tibia)

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2
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PCL injury

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Posterior drawer test (knee flexed push on proximal tibia)
Gravity drawer(let flexed knee fall back towards table)

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3
Q

MCL injury

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Valgus stress test (hold ankle and push knee medially)

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4
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LCL injury

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Varus stress test (hold ankle push knee laterally)

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5
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Patellar femoral syndrome

A

Clark’s sign (press down on distal femur and get client to flex knee)

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6
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Itb friction syndrome

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Obers test(extend leg and let it fall off the back of table)
Noble compression test(apply preasure on itb above lateral epicondyle of femur and extend knee)

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7
Q

Meniscus damage

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Apleys compression test (client prone flex knee and push down on foot)

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8
Q

Collateral knee ligament damage

A

Apleys distraction(prone place knee on thigh and pull ankle)

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9
Q

Lateral ankle sprain

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Ankle drawer test(place hand on distal tibia and pull up on heel with other hand) talar tilt test(client side lying move clients foot into inversion)

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10
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Syndesmosis ankle sprain (high ankle sprain)

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Squeeze test(starting for mid calf and work distal squeeze tibia and fibula together)

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11
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Mortons neuroma

A

Mortons test (squeeze tarsal bones together)

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12
Q

Tarsal tunnel

A

Dorsiflexion eversion test(exactly what the name is)

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13
Q

Deep vein thrombosis

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Homans sign (passively dorsiflex to lengthen calf muscle)

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14
Q

Periostitis (shin splints)

A

Tibialis posterior compression test (apply preassure along the sides of the tibia)

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15
Q

Achilles tendon disorder/rupture

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Thompson test(pinch gastroc moving distaly) Achilles pinch test (pinch calcaneal tendon)

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16
Q

Plantar fasciatis

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Windlass test(dorsiflex big toe)

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17
Q

TOS anterior scalene

A

Allen test(find radial pulse flex elbow with horizontal extension client looks to opposite side) Adsons maneuver (find radial pulse extend arm and turn head toward affected side)

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18
Q

TOS costoclavicular

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Military brace test(find radial pulse clients shoulder down and back)

19
Q

TOS pec minor

A

Wright hyper abduction test(find radial pulse bring arm straight up)

20
Q

Herniated nucleus pulposus

A

Spurlings test(apply preasure to top of head repeat with slight extension and extension rotation do not do if vertebral artery test is positive) cervical distraction, slump test (hands behind back slump over bring leg up then bring chin up)

21
Q

Facet syndrome

A

Spurlings test cervical distraction don’t do tests while in active state

22
Q

Whiplash associated disorder

A

Vertebral artery test(extend and rotate hold for 30 seconds) spurling test, adsons test, 3 knuckle tmj, Wright hyper abduction

23
Q

Torticollis acute acquired

A

Cervical distraction, vertebral artery, spurlings

24
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Congenital torticollis

A

Cervical distraction, vertebral artery, spurlings

25
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Spasmodic torticollis

A

Cervical distraction, vertebral artery, spurlings

26
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Hyper kyphosis

A

T spine overly curved Allen’s test spurlings Wright hyperabduction test vertebral artery

27
Q

Hyper lordosis

A

Thomas test(hold leg fall back onto table if opposite leg sticks out straight positive)obers test straight legs well test piriformis length test overly curved c and l spine

28
Q

Frozen shoulder

A

Apleys scratch test(try to touch fingers behind back on arm going over and one under) painful arc test(bring arm to full abduction) neers test(passively bring arm into medially rotation and full flexion of gh jt) Hawkins Kennedy impingement test(humerus out to 90 degrees flex elbow and passively medially rotate)

29
Q

Bicipital tendinosis

A

Speeds test(90 degree shoulder flexion resist therapist pushing down the arm)

30
Q

Rotator cuff tears and tendinitis

A

Drop arm test(bring arm up and drop it)

31
Q

Shoulder impingement syndrome

A

Hawkins Kennedy test empty can test(resist horizontal abduction with both arms pronated at wrist) neers test painful arc test

32
Q

Lateral epicondylitis

A

Mills test(press down distal to lateral epicondyle of humerus and extend)

33
Q

Medial epicondylitis

A

Medial epicondylitis test(press down proximal to medial epicondyle supinate and extend)

34
Q

Pronator teres syndrome/median nerve compression

A

Pronator teres test(resist pronation with hand shake) pinch grip test(👌🤏)

35
Q

Cubital tunnel

A

Elbow flexion test(🤷) fromonts sign(tug of war with paper)

36
Q

Carpal tunnel

A

Phalens test(wrists together and back of hands) tinels test(tap tap tap)

37
Q

De quervains tenosynovitis (inflamed tendon shieth)

A

Finkelstiens test (grip thumb with ulnar deviation)

38
Q

piriformis syndrome

A

piriformis test (side lying knee droping of front of table push down) pace abduction test(resist coxal abduction)

39
Q

SI joint dysfunction

A

fabers test(figure 4) Gaenslens test(side lying client hold lower knee therapist extends upper coxal) gapping test(push asis apar) gillets test(feel SI joint as client brings up knee)

40
Q

lateral pelvic tilt

A

lateral pelvic tilt test(check different heights of hips) leg length measure, supine to sit test (hold and watch clients ankles as they do a sit up)

41
Q

ant/post pelvic tilt test

A

innominate rotation test(one finger on psis one on asis look and difference in height) modified Thomas test(client holds one knee falls back onto table if other leg sticks out instead of relaxes that a positive)

42
Q

tmj dysfunction

A

3 knuckle tmj test ye ya yo test tmj Arom

43
Q

Straight leg well test

A

Bring hip to flexion until pain the back off 5 degrees if pain in posterior thigh it’s hamstring tightness if pain in lower back it’s si dysfunction then dorsi flex and flex neck if pain down effected side it’s sciatic problems if in opposite leg is disc herniation if in buttock it’s piriformis