Different tests Flashcards

1
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Thompson test

A

Squeeze calf

+=no plantarflexion →achilles tendon

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2
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Homan’s sign

A

Dorsiflex foot

+=pain → DVT

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3
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Moses sign

A

Compression of calf muscles

+=pain→ posterior tibial v. (DVT)

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4
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Plantar fasciitis

A

Worse with first few steps and improves throughout day. Tender on calcaneous.

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5
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Morton’s neuroma

A

Thickening of tissues that surrounds nerve between toes. Common between 3rd and 4th toes

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6
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Turf toe

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Inflammation and pain at base of 1st MTP. Caused by hyperextension of toe.

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7
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Achilles tendonitis

A

Cause: tight calf muscles, sudden change in activity causes microtears

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8
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Empty can test

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Press down on forearms as patient resists

+=pain → supraspinatus

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9
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Drop-arm test

A

Arms out front and slowly drop

+=sudden drop→supraspinatus

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10
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Apprehension test (“baseball”)

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Force arm into external rotation

+=apprehensive of repeat dislocation → glenohumeral instability

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11
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Sulcus sign

A

Grab their elbow and pull it down

+=Indention below acromion → glenohumeral instability

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12
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Yergason Test

A

Supinate and externally rotate

+=pain → bicipital tendonitis

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13
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Speed’s Test

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Arms out front and you resist their arm raising

+=Pain in bicipital groove → bicipital tendonitis

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14
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Neer impingement

A

Flex their shoulder

+=pain → rotator cuff impingement

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15
Q

Hawkins test

A

Internally rotate their shoulder (like a hawk)

+=pain → rotator cuff or subacromial bursa impingement

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16
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Apley Scratch test (ROM)

A

They reach behind their back and try to tough hands together (from top and bottom)

17
Q

Lift-Off test

A

Behind their back they push away

+=weakness → subscapularis

18
Q

Valgus stress test to elbow

A

+=pain → Injury to MCL

19
Q

Varus stress test to elbow

A

+=pain → Injury to LCL

20
Q

Tinel test

A

Ulnar nerve entrapment

Tap in ulnar groove→ tingling → ulnar nerve entrapment, cubital tunnel syndrome

21
Q

Golfer’s elbow test

A

Forearm in supination + wrist flexion

→medial epicondylitis

22
Q

Tennis elbow (Cozen’s test)

A

Forearm in pronation + wrist extension

→lateral epicondylitis

23
Q

Little League elbow is pain over where?

A

Medial epicondyle

24
Q

Radial head instability/”Nursemaid’s elbow”

A

Annular ligament tear/radial head subluxation

From grabbing a child’s arm…they’ll keep arm pronated and close to body

25
Q

“Ok” sign

A

Anterior interosseous n.

26
Q

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)

A

Entrapment of median n.

27
Q

Tinel’s sign

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)

A

Indicates median n. entrapment

Tap on pronator quadratus (wrist underside)

+=numbness/tingling/pain

→Carpal tunnel

28
Q

Phalen’s sign

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)

A

Push back of hands together

“Jimmy Fallon is goofy..he pushes the back of his hands together”

→Carpal tunnel

29
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Allen Test

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)

A

Tests radial/ulnar aa. (color should return 5-10 sec)

30
Q

Finkelstein Test

A

Cover thumb in each hand and then motion is like playing drums…“Finkelstein” sounds like a band’s name

+=pain → DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis (inflammation in 2 possible sites: aBductor pollicis longus or extensor pollicis brevis)…pain of tendon sheath

31
Q

Scaphoid fracture

A

Most common carpal bone fracture, tender in anatomical snuff box, important to treat b/c of risk of avascular necrosis….from “FOOSH” injury

32
Q

Colle’s Fracture common from what?

A

From FOOSH injury

33
Q

Talar tilt test

A

Calcaneofibular (CF) ligament sprain/tear

34
Q

Eversion Test

A

Deltoid ligament sprain/tear

35
Q

Squeeze/Cross-leg test

A

High ankle sprain (syndesmosis injury)

36
Q

Thompson test

A

Achilles tendon rupture