Special Tests Flashcards
Anterior Drawer Test: Perform and Explain
Testing integrity of ACL
Client is supine with hip flexed to 45 degrees and foot flat on table
Therapist anchors foot by covering with thigh.
Therapist places both hands around the posterior side of the proximal tibia and gives a firm pull on the tibia
Positive: mushy end feel, pain or anterior movement of the tibia.
not as accurate at Lachman Test
Lachman Test
Testing integrity of ACL.
Client Supine on table
Knee may be straight or flexed to 30 degrees.
Therapist stablizes the distal femur with one hand and the other hand is placed behind the proximal tibia. Therapist gives firm pull anteriorly to the tibia.
Positive: mushy end feel, pain or movement may suggest damage to ACL
Posterior Drawer Test:
Perform and Explain
Gravity Drawer Test:
Perform and Explain
Valgus Stress Tets:
Perform and Explain
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Varus Stress Test:
Perform and Explain
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Clarke’s Sign:
Perform and Explain
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Obers Test
Perform and Explain
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Noble Compression Test
Perform and Explain
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Apley’s compression Test
Perform and Explain
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Apley’s Distraction Test
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Ankle Drawer Test
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Talar Tilt Test
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Squeeze Test
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Morton’s Test
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Dorsiflexion-Eversion Test
Tibialis Posterior Compression Test
Tinel’s Test
Thompson Test
Achilles Pinch Test
Windlass Test
Tendinitis Bursitis Test
Using isometric Contraction
Mills Test
Lateral Epicondylitis
Medial Epicondylitis test
Medial Epiconylitis
