Pelvis/SI Tests

Question 0

Belt Test

Answer 0

Prison test
Stabilize pelvis
if pain it is spinal in origin

Question 1

Anterior Innominate Test

Answer 1

One foot in front of the other bend forward

SI Sx. with pain

Question 2

Erichsen’s Test

Answer 2

Thrust on the sacrum

pain suggests SI Sx. or sprain

Question 3

Gaenslen’s Test

Answer 3

Supine
Flex thigh to body press down on affected thigh
SI Sx. or disease process

Question 4

Goldthwaite’s Sign

Answer 4

Supine
Hand under lumbosacral junction
Pain early - SI, Pain later-Lumbosacral

Question 5

Hibb’s Test

Answer 5

Prone
flex knee to 90 then rotate laterally
SI Pathology

Question 6

Iliac Compression Test

Answer 6

Side Lying
Press down on Iliac
Pain suggests SI involvement

Question 7

Lewin Gaenslen’s Test

Answer 7

Side lying
Pull back top leg
Patient pulls bottom leg to abdomen
Pain indicates SI Lesion

Question 8

Yeoman’s Test

Answer 8

Prone
flex knee to 90 and lift thigh up and stabilizes affected SI
Pain indicates SI Problems.