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OMM Flashcards

1
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What does a positive Hawkin’s Test diagnose?

A

supraspinatus injury

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What does a positive Neer Sign diagnose?

A

subacromial impingement

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What does a positive Speed Maneuver diagnose?

A

Biceps tendon instability or tendonitis

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What does a positive Apley Scratch Test diagnose?

A

rotator cuff injury

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What does a positive Cross Arm Test diagnose?

A

acromioclavicular joint arthritis/injury

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What does a positive O’Brien Test diagnose?

A

Labral pathology

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What does a positive Apprehension/Relocation Test diagnose?

A

anterior glenohumeral joint instability

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8
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What does a positive Yergason Test diagnose?

A

Biceps tendon instability or tendonitis

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What does a positive Drop Arm Test diagnose?

A

rotator cuff tear

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What does a positive Empty Can (Jobe) Test diagnose?

A

Supraspinatus injury

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What does a positive Pivot Shift test diagnose?

A

ACL tear (chronic injuries)

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12
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What does a positive Bear Hug test diagnose?

A

Subscapularis tear

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13
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What does a positive External Rotation test diagnose?

A

infraspinatus tear

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14
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What does a positive Log Roll test diagnose?

A

femoroacetabular impingement

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15
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What does a positive Lift Off test diagnose?

A

Subscapularis tear

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16
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What does a positive Patrick’s test diagnose?

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(same as FABERE test: Flexion Abduction External Rotation, Extension of hip)

  • pain in I/L anterior hip –> acetabulum issue
  • pain in C/L posterior hip –> SI joint issue
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17
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What does a positive McMurray’s test diagnose?

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  • pain with external rot. of foot & valgus stress on foot –> medial meniscus injury
  • pain with internal rot. of foot & varus stress on foot –> lateral meniscus injury
18
Q

What does a positive Anterior Drawer Test of the foot diagnose?

A

tear in anterior talofibular ligament

19
Q

What does a positive Adson’s test diagnose?

A

compression between anterior and middle scalenes (leading to thoracic outlet syndrome)

20
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What does a positive Apley Compression/Distraction test diagnose?

A

compression: medial/lateral menisci
distraction: MCL or PCL tear

21
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What does a positive Military Posture test diagnose?

A

(aka Costoclavicular Syndrome Test)

compression between clavicle & rib 1 (leading to thoracic outlet syndrome)

22
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What does a positive Lachman’s test diagnose?

A

ACL injury (most sensitive/spec for acute injuries)

23
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What does a positive Wright’s Test diagnose?

A

(aka Hyperextension Test)

compression between pec minor and upper ribs (leading to thoracic outlet syndrome)

24
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What does a positive Spurling Test diagnose?

A

cervical root compression

25
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What does a positive Allen’s Test diagnose?

A

blood supply adequacy from radial and ulnar arteries

26
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What does a positive Wallenberg Test diagnose?

A

vertebral artery insufficiency

HVLA contraindicated!

27
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What does a positive Hip Drop Test diagnose?

A

somatic dysfunction in lumbar spine

28
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What does a positive Straight Leg Raising Test diagnose?

A
  • if discomfort with hip flexion but no pain with foot dorsiflexion (Braggard’s test) –> tight hamstrings
  • if discomfort with hip flexion AND pain shooting down leg with foot dorsiflexion (Braggard’s test) –> sciatic nerve compression
29
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What does a positive Trendelenberg Test diagnose?

A

gluteus medius muscle weakness C/L to the side pelvis fell

30
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What does a positive Ober Test diagnose?

A

tight tensor fascia lata / IT band

31
Q

What does a positive Posterior Sag Test diagnose?

A

PCL injury

32
Q

Anterior Chapman points for what organ(s) are on the IT band?

A

uterus, vagina, broad ligament

33
Q

Anterior Chapman points for what organ(s) are on the pubic tubercle?

A

ovary, urethra

34
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Posterior Chapman points for what organ(s) are on the PSIS?

A

vagina, broad ligament, prostate

35
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Anterior Chapman points for what organ(s) are on the posteromedial thigh behind tensor fascia lata?

A

prostate

36
Q

Anterior Chapman points for what organ(s) are on the coracoid process?

A

cerebellum

37
Q

Anterior Chapman points for what organ(s) are on the lateral superior humerus?

A

retina, conjunctiva

38
Q

Where is the posterior Chapman point for the appendix?

A

right lateral rib 11

39
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Where is the anterior Chapman point for the appendix?

A

right tip of rib 12

40
Q

Where is the anterior Chapman point for the uterus?

A

below pubic ramus

41
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What does a positive Thompson Test diagnose?

A

Achilles tendon rupture (DIFFERENT FROM THOMAS TEST!)

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