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Special Test LP 15 and on Flashcards

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How do you perform the Adson’s test?

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Therapist finds radial pulse, and extends clients arm while client extends and rotates head to affected side

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What is the positive sign/testing for Adson’s Test?

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Tests for: Anterior scalene compression and TOS

Positive result: Absent pulse

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How do you perform the Halstead’s test?

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Have client rotate head away from testing arm. Place hand on radial pulse and slowly abduct arm to 90 degrees

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What is positive sign/testing for Halstead’s?

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Testing: TOS, with main compression at middle scalene

Positive result: Absent pulse

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5
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How do you perform Scalene Cramp/Relief test?

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Sitting and rotate head to affected side, pulls chin don into hollow above clavicle by flexing c-spine

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What is the positive result/testing for Scalene cramp/relief test?

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Testing: TP’s in scalene

Positive result: increase pain in scalences. pain down arm could indicate TOS

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How do you perform Costoclavicular (Eden’s) test?

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How do you perform Wright’s test?

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Place fingers on client’s radial pulse. ABduct their arm over their head, bending the elbow and letting the hand drop above the opposite ear

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Positive side/testing for Wrights?

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Testing: Pec minor compression, TOS

Positive result: Absent pulse

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How do you perform Pec minor length test?

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Supine

observe for shoulder protraction

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Postive sign/testing for Pec minor?

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Testing: For short pec minor
Postive: If shoulder is protracted

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How do you perform ULTT 1?

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Depress shoulder and 110 ABduction
supinte
exten wrist/fingers
extend eblow
contralat flexion
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Postive sign/testing for ULTT1

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Testing for: median nerve

Postive sign: different sensation

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How do you perform ULTT 2?

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depress shoulder and 10 ABduct
supinate
extend wrist/fingers
lat rot shoulder
extension
contralat flexion
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Positive sign/testing for ULTT2

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Testing: median nerve
Positive: sensory change

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How do you perform ULTT3

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Depress shoulder 10 ABduct
pronation
flexion and ulnar deviation of wrist
flex fingers
med rot shoulder
extend elbow
contralat flexion
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Positive sign/testing for ULTT3

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Testing: Radial nerve
Positive: sensory changes

18
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How do you perform ULTT4

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Depress shoulder and 10-90 ABduction
supinate
extension and radial deviation
extension fingers
lat rot shoulder
flex elbow
contralat flexion
19
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Positive sign/testing for ULTT4?

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Testing: Ulnar nerve
Positive: sensory changes

20
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How do you perform Phlaen’s test?

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CLient places back of hands together in front of them, holding arms up 90 degree flexion
Therapist presses medially on elbows

21
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Positive sign/testing for Phalen’s test?

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Testing: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Positive: tingling/sensory changes

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How do you perform Reverse Phalen’s?

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Client is in prayer position, pressing into their palms

23
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Positive sing/testing for Reverse Phalen’s?

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Testing: Carpal tunnel
Positive: sensory changes

24
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How do you perform Tinel’s sign

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Tap on ant portion of hand over carpal tunnel where medial nerve oringiates

25
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positive sign/testing for Tinel’s sign

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Testing: Carpal tunnel
positive: numbness/tingling/pain in median area

26
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How do you perform Pronator’s teres test?

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sitting with elbow flexed to 90

visits pronation as elbow is extended

27
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positive sign/testing for Pronator Teres

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Testing: compression of median nerve in pronator teres mm

positive sign: tinging in forearm or hand

28
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How do you perform Ligament of strutter’s compression?

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Resiti elbow flexion at 120/135 degrees

29
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positive sign for Ligament of Struthers compression?

A

recreation of symptoms

30
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How do you perform Bicipital aponeurosis compression

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Resist elbow flexion and supination at 120/135 degrees

31
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positive sign for bicipital aponeurosis compression

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recreated sx

32
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How do you perform Qaudrant’s/Kemp’s test

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Long sitting position on table.

passively flex head and one hip together, with leg kept straight

33
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Positive sign/testing for Kemp’s?

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Testing: spinal cord and possible upper motor neurone lesion

Positive sign: sharp electric shock pain down spine into upper or lower limbs

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How do you perform Watenbuerg’s test

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Hand resting on table, passively abduct fingers and get client to adduct finers

35
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Positive sign/testing for Wartenberg’s?

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Testing: Ulnar nerve lesion?

Positive sign:

36
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How do you perform Froment’s sign?

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Client attempts to maintain firm grip on object between thumb and index

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Positive/testing for Froment’s

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Testing: Flexor pollicis longus/median nerve- but tests for ulnar nerve lesions?
Positive sign: can’t

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