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1
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Dx in Neutral Cervical Compression

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested during Neutral Cervical Compression:

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  • Nerve Roots
  • Cervical IVF’s
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Pathophysiology during Neutral Cervical Compression:

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Cervical nerve root compression due to:
- IVF stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Disc Herniation
- Facet Hypertrophy
- Tumor

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Arthrokinematics of Neutral Cervical Compression:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Sign & Symptoms during Neutral Cervical Compression:

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Recreation of parenthesia down involved arm
(Numbness, Burning, Tingling)

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Compensation during Neutral Cervical Compression:

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Guarding & Apprehension

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Dx in Spurling’s A:

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested during Spurling’s A:

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  • Nerve Roots
  • Cervical IVF
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Pathophysiology of Spurling’s A:

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Cervical nerve root compression due to:
- IVF Stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Disc Herniation
- Facet Hypertrophy
- Tumor

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Arthrokinematics for Spurling’s A:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Sign & Symptoms during Spurling’s A:

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Recreation of Paresthesia down involved arm
(Numbness, burning, tingling)

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Compensation during Spurling’s A:

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Guarding & Apprehension

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Dx of Spurling’s B:

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested during Spurling’s B:

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  • Nerve Roots
  • Cervical IVF
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Pathophysiology of Spurling’s B:

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Cervical nerve root compression due to:
- IVF Stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Disc Herniation
- Facet Hypertrophy
- Tumor

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Arthrokinematics during Spurling’s B:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Sign & Symptoms during Spurling’s B:

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Recreation of Paresthesia down involved arm
(Numbness, burning, tingling)

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Compensation during Spurling’s B:

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Guarding & Apprehension

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Dx for Maximal Cervical Compression:

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested during Maximal Cervical Compression:

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  • Nerve Roots
  • Cervical IVF’s
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Pathophysiology during Maximal Cervical Compression:

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Cervical nerve roots compression due to:
- IVF Stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Disc Herniation
- Facet Hypertrophy
- Tumor

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Arthrokinematics during Maximal Cervical Compression:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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Compensation during Maximal Cervical Compression:

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Guarding & Apprehension

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+ Signs & Symptoms during Maximal Cervical Compression:

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Recreation of Paresthesia down involved arm
(Numbness, burning, tingling)

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Dx during Cervical Distraction:

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested during Cervical Distraction:

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  • Cervical Nerve roots
  • Cervical IVF’s
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Pathophysiology during Cervical Distraction:

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Cervical nerve root compression due to:
- IVF Stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Disc Herniation
- Facet Hypertrophy
- Tumor

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Arthrokinematics during Cervical Distraction:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Signs & Symptoms during Cervical Distraction:

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Alleviation of Radicular symptoms or (decrease in paresthesia)

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Compensation in Cervical Distraction:

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Guarding, Inability to relax

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Dx in Shoulder Abduction (Bakody’s):

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested in Shoulder Abduction (Bakody’s):

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  • Cervical Nerve Roots
  • Cervical IVF
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Pathophysiology during Shoulder Abduction (Bakody’s):

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Tethering of Cervical nerve root due to:
- Stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Cervical Disc Herniation

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Arthrokinematics during Shoulder Abduction (Bakody’s):

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Sign & Symptoms during Shoulder Abduction (Bakody’s):

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Alleviation of Radicular Symptoms

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Compensation during Shoulder Abduction (Bakody’s):

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N/A

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37
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Dx during Arm Squeeze Test:

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Cervical Radiculopathy

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Anatomy being tested during Arm Squeeze Test:

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  • Cervical Nerve Roots
  • AC Joints
  • Subacromial Space
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Pathophysiology during Arm Squeeze Test:

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Cervical nerve roots compression due to:
- IVF Stenosis
- Bone Spurs
- Disc Herniation
- Facet Hypertrophy
- Tumor

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Arthrokinematics during Arm Squeeze Test:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Sign & Symptoms during Arm Squeeze Test:

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Arm Comprassion QVAS Score difference >3 when compared to AC & Subacromial space QVAS Scores

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Compensation during Arm Squeeze Test:

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N/A

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43
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Dx during Soto Hall:

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  • Cervical Strain
  • Cervical Sprain
  • Cervical Fracture
  • Cervical Derangement
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Anatomy being tested during Soto Hall:

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  • Cervical Vertebrae
  • Cervical Ligamentous structures
  • Cervical Musculature
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Pathophysiology during Soto Hall:

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Due to Trauma Such as Whiplash:
- Cervical Strain
- Cervical Sprain
- Cervical Fracture

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Arthrokinematics during Soto Hall:

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Flexion: A/S

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+ Signs & Symptoms during Soto Hall:

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Recreation of Localized Pain

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48
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Compensation during Soto Hall:

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Guarding, Spasms, Apprehension

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Dx during O’Donoghue Maneuver:

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Cervical Sprain/Strain

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Anatomy being tested during O’Donoghue Maneuver:

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  • Cervical Ligamentous structures
  • Cervical Musculature
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Pathophysiology during O’Donoghue Maneuver:

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Muscular or Ligamentous partial tear or inflammation due to trauma or whiplash

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Arthrokinematics during O’Donoghue Maneuver:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Signs & Symptoms during O’Donoghue Maneuver:

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Recreation of localized pain w/ active ROM = muscular
Recreation of localized pain w/ passive ROM = Ligamentous

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Compensation during O’Donoghue Maneuver:

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Guarding, Spasms & Apprehension

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Dx during Sharp-Purser Test:

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Cervical Instability

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Anatomy being tested during Sharp-Purser Test:

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  • Atlas
  • Axis
  • Transverse Ligament
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Pathophysiology during Sharp-Purser Test:

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Ligamentous stability from trauma or whiplash, and systemic instability due to RA

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Arthrokinematics during Sharp-Purser Test:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

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+ Signs & Symptoms during Sharp-Purser Test:

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Clunk or possible Alleviation of Symptoms

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Compensation during Sharp-Purser Test:

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Guarding or Apprehension

61
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Dx during Lhermitte’s:

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Cervical Myelopathy

62
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Anatomy being tested during Lhermitte’s:

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Spinal Cord Compression due to:
- Cervical Canal
- Cervical IVD

63
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Pathophysiology during Lhermitte’s:

A

Spinal Cord Compression due to:
- Spinal Stenosis
- Disc Herniation
- Disc Degeneration
- Autoimmune Disorders
- Or Other Trauma

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Arthrokinematics during Lhermitte’s:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

65
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+ Signs & Symptoms during Lhermitte’s:

A

Reproduction of Neurological Symptoms in the Cape-Like distribution/bilaterally
(Electrical shock down arms & legs)

66
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Compensation during Lhermitte’s:

A

Guarding or Apprehension

67
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Dx during Brudzinski’s:

A

Meningitis

68
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Anatomy tested during Brudzinski’s:

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  • Spinal Cord
  • Meninges
69
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Pathophysiology during Brudzinski’s:

A

Inflammation of the Meninges which can be bacterial or viral

70
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Arthrokinematics during Brudzinski’s:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

71
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Brudzinski’s:

A

Relieve Symptoms by Bending the Knees

72
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Compensation during Brudzinski’s:

A

Resistance to Movement

73
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Dx during Kernig’s:

A

Meningitis

74
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Anatomy being tested during Kernig’s:

A
  • Spinal Cord
  • Meninges
75
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Pathophysiology during Kernig’s:

A

Inflammation of the meninges which can be bacterial or viral

76
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Arthrokinematics during Kernig’s:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

77
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+ Signs & Symptoms during Kernig’s:

A

Cervical Extension to relieve Symptoms

78
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Compensation during Kernig’s:

A

Resistance to Movement

79
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+ Cervical tests that are Red Flags:

A
  • Lhermitte
  • Sharp Purser test
  • Brudzinski
  • Kernigs
  • Rust Sign
  • Soto Hall
80
Q

Dx During Shoulder Depression Test:

A

Brachial Plexopathy

81
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Anatomy being tested during Shoulder Depression Test:

A

Brachial Plexus

82
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Pathophysiology during Shoulder Depression Test:

A

Tethering/Tension of brachial Plexus due to trauma or pregnancy

83
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Arthrokinematics during Shoulder Depression Test:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

84
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Shoulder Depression Test:

A

Recreation of radicular symptoms
(Numbness, burning, tingling, sharp & shooting pain)

85
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Compensation during Shoulder Depression Test:

A

Guarding & Apprehension

86
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Dx During Morley’s Compression (Morley’s Sign or Doorbell):

A

Brachial Plexopathy

87
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Anatomy being tested during Morley’s Compression (Morley’s Sign or Doorbell):

A
  • Brachial plexus
  • Interscalene Groove
  • scalene muscles
88
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Pathophysiology during Morley’s Compression (Morley’s Sign or Doorbell):

A

Brachial Plexus Inflammation due to Trauma

89
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Arthrokinematics during Morley’s Compression (Morley’s Sign or Doorbell):

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

90
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Morley’s Compression (Morley’s Sign or Doorbell):

A

Recreation of radicular symptoms
(Numbness, burning, tingling, sharp & shooting pain)

91
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Compensation during Morley’s Compression (Morley’s Sign or Doorbell):

A

Guarding & Apprehension

92
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Dx during Brachial Plexus Tension Test (BPTT):

A

Brachial Plexopathy

93
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Anatomy being tested during Brachial Plexus Tension Test (BPTT):

A

Brachial Plexus

94
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Pathophysiology during Brachial Plexus Tension Test (BPTT):

A

Tethering/tension of brachial plexus due to trauma or pregnancy

95
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Arthrokinematics during Brachial Plexus Tension Test (BPTT):

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

96
Q

+ Sings & Symptoms during Brachial Plexus Tension Test (BPTT):

A

Recreation of radicular symptoms
(Numbness, burning, tingling, sharp & shooting pain)

97
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Compensation during Brachial Plexus Tension Test (BPTT):

A

Guarding & Apprehension

98
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Dx during Allen Maneuver:

A

TOS

99
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Anatomy being tested during Allen Maneuver:

A
  • Subclavian neurovascular bundle
  • Pec minor
  • Middle scalene
100
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pathophysiology during Allen Maneuver:

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Vascular insufficiency of TOS and/or nerve bundle compression from trauma, repetitive injuries, job/sports activities, certain anatomical defect and pregnancy

101
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Arthrokinematics during Allen Maneuver:

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Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

102
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+ Sign & Symptoms during Allen Maneuver:

A
  • No Radial Pulse
  • Diminished radial Pulse
  • Reproduction of neurogenic symptoms (paresthesia especially in the medial forearm)
103
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Compensation during Allen Maneuver:

A

N/A

104
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Dx during Adson’s Test:

A

TOS

105
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Anatomy being tested during Adson’s Test:

A
  • Subclavian neurovascular bundle
  • Anterior Scalene’s
106
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Pathophysiology during Adson’s Test:

A

Vascular insufficiency of thoracic outlet and/or nerve bundle compression from physical trauma/car accident, repetitive injuries from job- or sports-related activities, certain anatomical defects (such as having an extra rib), and pregnancy.

107
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Arthrokinematics during Adson’s test:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

108
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Arthrokinematics during Halstead’s test:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

109
Q

Arthrokinematics during Eden’s Maneuver:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

110
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Arthrokinematics during Wright’s test:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

111
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Arthrokinematics during Roos Test:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

112
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Arthrokinematics during Shoulder Girdle Passive Elevation test:

A

Flexion: A/S
Extension: P/I
Ipsilateral Rotation: P/I
Contralateral Rotation: A/S
Lateral Flexion (Ipsilateral): P/I

113
Q

Pathophysiology during Halstead’s test:

A

Vascular insufficiency of thoracic outlet and/or nerve bundle compression from physical trauma/car accident, repetitive injuries from job- or sports-related activities, certain anatomical defects (such as having an extra rib), and pregnancy.

114
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Pathophysiology during Eden’s Maneuver:

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Vascular insufficiency of thoracic outlet and/or nerve bundle compression from physical trauma/car accident, repetitive injuries from job- or sports-related activities, certain anatomical defects (such as having an extra rib), and pregnancy.

115
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Pathophysiology during Wright’s test:

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Vascular insufficiency of thoracic outlet and/or nerve bundle compression from physical trauma/car accident, repetitive injuries from job- or sports-related activities, certain anatomical defects (such as having an extra rib), and pregnancy.

116
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Pathophysiology during Roos Test:

A

Vascular insufficiency of thoracic outlet and/or nerve bundle compression from physical trauma/car accident, repetitive injuries from job- or sports-related activities, certain anatomical defects (such as having an extra rib), and pregnancy.

117
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Pathophysiology during Shoulder Girdle Passive Elevation test:

A

Vascular insufficiency of thoracic outlet and/or nerve bundle compression from physical trauma/car accident, repetitive injuries from job- or sports-related activities, certain anatomical defects (such as having an extra rib), and pregnancy.

118
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Adson’s Test:

A

No radial pulse, Diminished radial pulse, reproduction of neurogenic symptoms such as paresthesia down the arm specially in the medial forearm

119
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Halstead’s Test:

A

No radial pulse, Diminished radial pulse, reproduction of neurogenic symptoms such as paresthesia down the arm specially in the medial forearm

120
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Eden’s test:

A

No radial pulse, Diminished radial pulse, reproduction of neurogenic symptoms such as paresthesia down the arm specially in the medial forearm

121
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+ Signs & Symptoms during Wright’s test:

A

No radial pulse, Diminished radial pulse, reproduction of neurogenic symptoms such as paresthesia down the arm specially in the medial forearm

122
Q

+ Signs & Symptoms during Roos Test:

A

Reproduction of neurogenic symptoms such as paresthesia down the arm specially in the medial forearm.

123
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+ Signs & Symptoms during Shoulder Girdle Passive elevation test:

A

Relieve paresthesia symptoms such as numbness, burning, and tingling, and improve in vascular circulation.

124
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Dx during Shoulder Girdle Passive Elevation test:

A

TOS

125
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Dx during Roos test:

A

TOS

126
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Dx during Wright’s Test:

A

TOS

127
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Dx during Eden’s Maneuver:

A

TOS

128
Q

Dx during Halstead’s test:

A

TOS

129
Q

Compensation during Adson’s test:

A

Trunk Rotation

130
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Anatomy being tested during Halstead’s test:

A
  • Subclavian neurovascular bundle
  • Middle scalene’s
131
Q

Compensation during Halstead’s test:

A

Trunk Rotation

132
Q

Anatomy being tested during Eden’s maneuver:

A
  • Subclavian neurovascular bundle
  • First Rib
  • Clavicle
133
Q

Compensation during Eden’s Maneuver:

A

N/A

134
Q

Anatomy being tested during Wright’s Test:

A
  • Subclavian neurovascular bundle
  • Pec minor
  • First Rib
  • Clavicle
135
Q

Compensation during Wright’s test:

A

Lateral Flexion of the trunk

136
Q

Anatomy being tested during Roos test:

A

Subclavian neurovascular bundle

137
Q

Compensation during Roos Test:

A

Dropping the arm below 90 degrees of ABduction

138
Q

Anatomy being tested during Shoulder Girdle passive Elevation Test:

A

Subclavian Neurovascular Bundle

139
Q

Compensation during Shoulder Girdle Passive Elevation Test:

A

N/A

140
Q

Brachial Plexopathy Tests:

A

1) Shoulder Depression test
2) Morley’s Compression
3) BPTT

141
Q

TOS Tests:

A

1) Allen Maneuver
2) Adson’s Test
3) Halstead’s Test
4) Eden’s
5) Wright’s Test
6) Roos Test
7) Shoulder Girdle passive Elevation Test

142
Q

Tests for brachial Plexus ONLY:

A

1) Shoulder Depression Test
2) BPTT

143
Q

“Bundle” Definition

A

Nerves, Veins & Arteries

144
Q

Decreased Pulse w/ Arm raise means:

A

Issue with pec Minor

145
Q

Decreased pulse with Arm raised + Head turned:

A

Issue with Middle Scalene

146
Q

What test do you put your thumb in the patients Supraclavicular groove?

A

Morley’s Compression

147
Q

What tests include tethering of the Brachial plexus due to trauma or pregnancy?

A

1) Shoulder Depression test
2) BPTT

148
Q

What level does the Brachial Plexus start?

A

C5

149
Q

What creates a Brachial Plexopathy?

A

Traction or Compression

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