Conditions Test Flashcards
Bronchophony
repeat “99”
Normal: is muffled,
Abnormal: if clear –> lung consolidation
Egophony
repeat “eeeee”
Normal: is “eeee”,
Abnormal: is “aaaaaa” –> lung consolidation
Whispered Pecoriloqy
whisper “123”
Normal: is muffled,
Abnormal: if clear –> lung consolidation
Blumberg’s Sign
Rebound tenderness
Hold hand away from tender area, push down slow and lift up quickly.
Abnormal: pain upon releasing hand –> inflammation of the peritoneal or apendicites
Murphy’s Sign
Inspitory arrest
holding fingers under livier boarder and get them to take a big breath.
Abnormal: stall and can’t take the breath without pain –> inflammation with gallbladder
Iliopsoas Test
Lift R. leg and push down on the thigh as the patient tries to hold it up.
Abnormal: pain in RLQ –> acute abdominal pain like in appendisisits.
Phalen Test
hold both hands back to back whie flexing wrists 90 degrees.
Normal: Acute flexion of wrists for 60sec produces no symptoms.
Abdornal: numbness and burning ex. In carpal tunnel syndrome
Tinel’s Sign
direct percussion of the location of the median nerve at wrist.
Normal: no symptoms.
Abnormal: burning and tingling sensation ex. In carpal tunnel syndrome
Bulge Sign
examiner stroked upwards with the edge of the hand on the medial side of the knee to drain the fluid proximal to the patella. The examiner then proceeded to push the fluid inferiorly into the lateral aspect of the knee
Abnormal: fluid bulges out of the medial hollow
Ballottement Sign
examiner would apply downward pressure towards the foot with one hand, while pushing the patella backwards against the femur with one finger of the opposite hand.
Abnormal: when tapping patella a click sound heard
McMurry Test
Patient supine, hold the knee flexed and move it around
Abnormal: a “click” is heard –> meniscal tear
Lesègue Test
Straight leg raise
raise the affected/unaffecterd leg. keep legs extended.
abnormal: sciatic pain –> herniated disk
Kernig’s Sign
Patient supine, hold the knee flexed then extend it.
Abnormal: pain/resistance in hamstring –> meniginal irritation
Homan’s Sign
forced dorsiflexion of foot
Abnormal: discomfort behind the knee –> deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Tactile Fremitis
repeat “99” or “blue moon” upon palpation
Abnormal: palpable grating –>pleural friction fremitus