Tests summary Flashcards

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7 Test types

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General obs, Vitals, Neurological, Respiratory, CV, Abdo, Orthopaedic.

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7 Essential vital signs

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Height, Weight, Aural temperature, Radial pulse rate, Radial pulse regualrity and amplitude, Respiration rate, Blood pressure.

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4 extra vital signs

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Oral temperature, axilliary temperature, orthostatic hypotension, leg blood pressure (dorsalis pedis, popliteal).

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Neurological testing - 7 sections

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Cerebral, Co-ordination, Motor, Sensory, CN, DMR, Vertigo.

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5 Cerebral function tests

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Date and place orientation, Naming, Verbal commands, Writing, Speech

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8 Co-ordination tests

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Standing and walking freely. Heel and toe walking. Tandem walk. Rhomberg’s. Rebound test. Finger to nose. Rapid alternating hand. Heel down shin.

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3 Motor function tests

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Passive ankle and wrist flexion/extension. Clonus. Babinski sign.

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7 Sensory function tests

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Vibration sense. Proprioception. Limb repositioning. Touch localisation. Sensory inattention. Stereognosis. Graphaesthesia

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17 CN tests - 6 CN I, ll, lll, lV, VI. 6 CN V, VII, VIII. 5 CN IX, X, XI, XII.

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History of anosmia. Visual fields. Neglect. Pupillary light reactions. Pursuit. Vergence. Temporalis, masseter and pterygoid strength. Light touch and pain on V1, V2 and V3. Function of facial muscles. Screen hearing. Weber’s. Rinnes. Swallowing. Uvula. Trapezius, and sternocleidomastoid strength. Observe tongue. Tongue strength.

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10 dermatomes, 10 myotome tests and 5 reflexes. 3 extra myotome tests.

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C5 to T1, L2 to S1. Myotomes: Biceps. Wrist extensors. Triceps. Finger flexors. Finger adductors/abductors. Hip flexion. Knee extension. Knee flexion. Hallux extension. Heel and toe walking. Reflexes: Biceps. Brachioradialis. Triceps. Patellar. Achilles. Extra: Deltoid. Wrist flexors

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11
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2 tests for vertigo

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Hallpike manouvre. Fitz-ritson test.

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12
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4 essential steps to respiratory examination

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Observation. Palpation. Percussion. Auscultation.

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13
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2 tests for respiratory palpation

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Rib expantion. Tactile fremitus.

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14
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3 extra respiratory tests

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Bronchophany, Egophony, Whispered pectoriloquy

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7 essential steps to CV exam

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Observation. Heart. Carotid artery. Peripheral pulse amplitude. Capilliary refil. Vertebrobasilar artery (in ortho exam). Abdominal aorta (in abdo exam)

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3 steps to heart examination

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Palpation. Percussion. Auscutation.

17
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7 extra CV tests

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Auscullation in alternative positions for mitral stenosis or aortic regurgitation. Juggular venous pressure. Additional peripheral pulses. Allen’s test. Buerger’s test. Homan’s sign.

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6 steps of abdominal examination

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Observation, Auscultation, Percussion, Palpation, Abdominal reflexes (in neuro exam).

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6 stages of abdominal palpation

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Light. Deep. Liver. Spleen, Kidneys. Aorta.

20
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5 special signs for abdominal examination

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Rebound tenderness. Costovertebral angle tenderness. McBurney’s sign. Psoas sign. Murphy’s sign.

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4 types of orthopaedic tests.

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Cervical. Lumbar. Upper limb. Lower limb

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Cervical screen - 5 tests

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General observation and palpation. ROM active and passive: flexion/extension/R & L lat flexion/R & L Rotation. Valsalva’s. Distraction. Compression.

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7 other cervical tests

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Maignes/Dekleyns. Tuning fork. Percussion. Shoulder depression. 4 TOS tests. Kernig’s. Nerve tension tests.

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4 TOS tests

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Roos. Adsons/halsteads. Wrights. Costoclavicular

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Lumbar screen - 5 tests

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General observation. ROM active and passive: flexion/extension/R & L lat flexion/R & L Rotation. Valsalva’s. Kemp’s. SLR.

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17 Other lumbar and SI tests

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Tuning fork (lumbar). Percussion (lumbar). Braggards. Kernig’s sign. Sign of buttock. Goldthwaites. Gaensleins. Gap & Squish. Nachlas. Yeomans. Piriformis test. Segmental instability. Pheasant. Trendelenburg’s. Adams/supported. Gillets. Stork standing.

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Upper limb - shoulder - 15 tests

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Observation. ROM. Dawbarns sign. Apley scratch. Drop arm. Empty can. Lift off Speed’s. Yergason’s.Hawkins- Kennedy. Neer impingement. Dugas’. Anterior apprehension. Anterior drawer for shoulder. Posterior apprehension. Posterior drawer for shoulder.

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Upper limb - elbow and arm - 8 tests

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ROM. Valgus and varus elbow instability. Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow). Medial epicondylitis. Wartenburg’s. Elbow flexion. Pinch grip. Pronator teres syndrome.

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Upper limb - wrist - 8 tests

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ROM. Observation. Lunotriquetral ballotment. Watson. Finkelstein’s. Tinel’s. Phalen’s. Allens.

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Lower limb - hip - 10 tests

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Observation. ROM. Anvil test. Patrick Faber. Scouring. Hip telescoping. Thomas. Ely’s. Ober’s.

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Lower limb - knee - 14 tests

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Observation. ROM. Valgus and Varus stress. Lachman. Posterior sag sign. Drawer sign. Slocum. McMurray. Bounce home test. Apley’s.Stroke. Patellar ballotment test. Clarke’s. Wilson’s.

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Lower limb - ankle and foot - 6 tests.

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Observation. Anterior drawer. Posterior drawer. Thompson’s. Morton’s. Tinels sign of the ankle.