L/S

Question 1

kemps:

Answer 1

(+) sciatic pain down involved side

posteromedial disc: (+) pain when rotated away from side of pn

posterolateral disc: (+) pain when rotated towards side of pn

Question 2

turyn’s sign:

Answer 2

pt is laying supine, doc DF big toe

(+) pn in gluts= sciatica

Question 3

well leg raise aka __

Answer 3

fajerstazn’s

Question 4

bonnet’s sign

Answer 4

pain when doc IR and adducts the leg during SLR

= piriformis sx

Question 5

Belt test aka supported adams test

Answer 5

support the ASIS and sacrum during forward flexion

Question 6

Neri’s bowing

Answer 6

when bending forward the knee on the effected side bends
= tight hamstrings

(probably have a + beery’s test)

Question 7

Deyerle’s sign

Answer 7

pt seated, leg passively flexed until pn is reproduced, doc pushes into popliteal fossa
(+) irritation of the sciatic N: stretched over mechanical obstruction

Question 8

Lewin’s punch test

Answer 8

pt is standing, punch the effected butt

(+): referred pn in back= spinal lesion/ protruded disc

Question 9

Gaenslen’s test

Answer 9

pt with one SIJ off the side of the table, press down

(+) femoral N: anterior thigh pn
(+) SIJ: pn in the butt
(+) lumbosacral: L/S

Question 10

anterior innominate test

Answer 10

have patient stand in a lung position with uneffected leg forward. Bend forward until back heel comes off the floor.
(+) pn in the trunk on the effected side
= anteriorly displaced ilia

Question 11

Piedallus test

Answer 11

pt: seated
doc: plae thumbs on PSIS, if one thumb is lower, have patient lean forward. if thumb rises

= SIJ problem