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Nms 2 Test 1 Flashcards

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Hip Extension

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L5-S2 inferior gluteal nerve

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hip flexion

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L1-L4 femoral nerve

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Hip Abduction

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L4-S1 Superior Gluteal

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Hip Adduction

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L2-L4 obturator nerve

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4
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Knee Flexion

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L5-S2 tibial nerve

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Knee ext

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L2-L4 femoral nerve

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Plantar Flexion

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S1-S2 Tibial Nerve

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Dorsiflexion

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L4-L5 Deep Peroneal Nerve

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Ankle Inversion

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L5-S1 Tibial Nerve

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Ankle Eversion

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L4-S1 Superficial Peroneal

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Toe Ext

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L4-S1 Deep Peroneal Nerve

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Toe Flexion

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L5-S2 Tibial Nerve

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Patella reflex

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L2-L4 femoral

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13
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Achilles Reflex

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L5-S2 Tibial Nerve

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Adductor Reflex

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L2-L4 obturator nerve

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Internal Hamstring

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L4,L5,S1,S2 Tibial Nerve

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External Hamstring

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L5,S1,S2,S3 common peroneal nerve

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17
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Adams

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Pathological or structural scoliosis is positive (does not diminish with forward flexion.

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18
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Amos’s Sign

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Thoracic sprain/strain, thoracic subluxation, AS, thoracic IVD syndrome.

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Beevors Sign

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Superior Drift of umbilicus suggest lower thoracic involvement, inferior drift suggests upper thoracic involvement from T7

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20
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Chest Expansion

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measure at 4th ICS, Axillary line and T10 level.

Positive means AS

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21
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Forrestiers Bowstring

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Muscle contraction on ipsilateral side of flexion suggests AS

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22
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Rib Motion test

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Thoracic subluxation or costovertebral subluxation

23
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Schepelmanns Sign

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Pain on concave side is intercostal neuralgia, pain on convex side is intercostal myalgia

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Antalgic sign

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Differentiate between posteromedial (lean towards the pain) or posterolateral (lean away from pain) disc herniation

25
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Straight leg raiser

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30 degrees is SOL, 30-45 is sciatica, 60 is lumbsacral lesion. Traction test for L4-S1 nerve roots.

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Bragards

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Sciatica due to nerve tractioning

27
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Well leg raiser

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Posteromedial disc herniation

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Fajerstajns

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Increase dural traction in case of posteromedial disc herniation of lumbars

29
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Slump test

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Radiating posterior buttock pain suggest nerve traction

30
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Laseques

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Raditating posterior buttock and thigh pain suggesting sciatica

31
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Bechetrews or Seated LEg Raiser

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Nerve traction associated with sciatica

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Cox’s sign

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Prolapse of nucleus into ivf. If radiating buttock pain we are suspecting nerve traction due to sciatica

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Linders Sign

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Nerve traction signs that are seen with sciatica

34
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Ely’s test

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Inflamtion of lumbar nerve roots. traction of L2-L4 nerve roots

35
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Femoral nerve traction test

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Radiating pain down ant aspect of thigh is positive for radiculopathy of L2-L4

36
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Heel Toe walk test

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Inability to walk on heels is L5 nerve root compress on L4 disc, or peripheral peroneal nerve compression. CAnt walk on toes is S1 nerve root from L5 disc.

37
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Kemps

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Localized lumber facet prolems or if it radiates, it could be sciatica.

38
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Kernig/brudinski

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Meningitis

39
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Milgrams test

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SOL (subarachnoid pressure) or weak ab muscles if no pain.

40
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Minors Sign

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SI subluxation, lumbosacral sprain/ strain, fx, herniated NP

41
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Nachlas

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Pain radiating down thigh or leg is SI or lumbosacral disorder

42
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Quicks test

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See if they can squat with no pain

43
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Bilateral leg lowering

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Mechanical lumbopelvic problem or disc lesion

44
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supraspinatus

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C-4, (5),6, suprascapular nerve

45
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Deltoid

A

c-(5),6, axillary

46
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Brachioradialis

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c-(5),(6), radial

47
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Biceps

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c-(5),(6) Musculocutaneous

48
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wrist extension

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c-(6),7,8 Radial

49
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triceps

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c-6,(7),8,T1 Radial

50
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wrist flexion

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c-6,(7),8,T1 median,ulnar

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finger flexion

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c-7,(8),T1 median, ulnar

52
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finger ext

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c-6,(7),8 radial

53
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finger abduction and adduction

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c-8,T1 ulnar

54
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Thoracic ROM

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flex-50, ext-25-35,rot-30,lat flex-20-40

55
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lumbar ROM

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Flex-60, ext-25, lat flex-25

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