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Week 0 Special Test Flashcards

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Yergason’s Test

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Integrity of transverse ligament (shd)

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Speed’s Test

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Identify bicipital tendinosis/ tendinopathy

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Neer’s Impingement Test

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For impingement of supraspinatus and
biceps tendon

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Empty Can/ Jobe Test

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Identify tear/ impingement of supraspinatus
tendon or suprascapular nerve neuropathy

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Dop Arm Test

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Also known as Codman’s test. Identify tear/
full rupture of rotator cuff

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Posterior Internal Impingement Test

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To identify impingement between rotator
cuff and greater tuberosity or posterior glenoid and labrum

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Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Test

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Identify sub-acromial impingement

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Horn Blower’s Sign

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rotator cuff tear involving the teres minor

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Active Compression Test of O’Brien

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To detect SLAP or superior Labral lesion

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Biceps Load Test

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To check the integrity of the superior labrum

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Lateral Rotation Lag Sign

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To test the teres minor and infraspinatus

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Abdominal Compression Test

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check the subscapularis Muscle (belly press)

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Lift Off Sign

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lesion of the subscapularis muscle

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Jerk Test

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To test recurrent posterior instability

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Sulcus Sign

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to test for inferior shoulder instability

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Pectoralis Major Contracture Test

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identify tightness of pectoralis major

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Halstead Maneuver

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identify pathology of structures that pass through thoracic inlet

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Clunk Test

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Identifies glenoid labrum tear

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Anterior Apprehension/ Crank Test

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identify past anterior dislocation of shoulder

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Posterior Apprehension Sign

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To identify past history of posterior shoulder dislocation

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Acromioclavicular Shear Test

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Identify dysfunction of AC joint such as arthritis, separation

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Adson’s Test

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Identify pathology of structures that pass through thoracic inlet

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Costoclavicular Syndrome Test

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Identify pathology of structures that pass through thoracic inlet

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Wright (Hyperabduction) Test

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Identify pathology of structures that pass through thoracic inlet

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Roos Test

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Identify pathology of structures that pass through thoracic inlet

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Ligament Instability Test

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identify ligament laxity or restriction

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Lateral Epicondylitis Test

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identify lateral epicondylopathy (tennis elbow test)

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Mill’s Test

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Identify lateral epicondylopathy

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Maudsley’s Test

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Identify lateral epicondylopathy

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Elbow flexion Test

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Identify cubital tunnel syndrome

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Medial Epicondylitis Test

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Identify medial epicondylopathy (golfer’s elbow test)

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Tinel”s Sign

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identifies dysfunction of ulnar nerve at olecranon

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Pronator Teres Syndrome Test

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Identify median nerve entrapment within pronator teres

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Finkelstein’s Test

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determine the presence of de Quervain disease, a paratenonitis in the thumb

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Bunnel-Littler Test

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Identifies tightness in structures surrounding the MCP joint

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36
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Tight Retinacular Test

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Identify tightness around PIP joint

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Froment’s Sign

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Identify ulnar nerve dysfunction

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38
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Wartenberg Sign

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identify ulnar nerve neuropathy

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39
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Hoffman’s Sign

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Indicate upper motor neuron dysfunction

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Thumb Grind Test

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Identify degenerative joint disease in the metacarpophalangeal or meatacarpotrapezial joint

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Murphy’s Sign

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Identify lunate dislocation

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42
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Phalen’s Test

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Identify carpal tunnel compression of median nerve

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Two Point Discrimination Test

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To identify of sensory innervation in hand

44
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Allen’s Test

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To identify vascular compromise

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Patrick’s (FABER) Test

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identify hip dysfunction, such as mobility restriction

46
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Grind (Scouring) Test

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Identify DJD of joint

47
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Trendelenburg Sign

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To identify weakness of gluteus medius or unstable hip joint

48
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Thomas Test

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Identifies tightness of hip flexors

49
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Ober’s Test

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to identify tightness of TFL/ IT band

50
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Ely’s Test

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to identify tightness of rectus femoris

51
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90-90 Hamstring Test

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Identify hamstring tightness

52
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Tripod Sign

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identifies tightness of hamstring muscle

53
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Piriformis Test

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identifies piriformis syndrome

54
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Leg Length Test

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Identifies true leg length discrepancy

55
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Craig’s Test

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It used to identify abnormal femoral anteversion

56
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Lachman’s Stress Test

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indicates integrity of ACL

57
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Pivot Shift Test

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Indicates ACL integrity

58
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Posterior Sag Test

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Indicates PCL integrity

59
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Slocum Test

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To assess both anteromedial and anterolateral rotary instabilities

60
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Posterior Drawer Test

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Indicates integrity of PCL

61
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Reverse Lachman Test

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Test for the posterior cruciate ligament integrity

62
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McMurray’s Test

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Identifies meniscal tears

63
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Apley Test

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Help differentiate between meniscal tears and ligamentous lesion

64
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Bounce Home Test

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Indicates meniscal lesion

65
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Thessaly Test

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Indicate meniscal lesion

66
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Hughston’s Plica Test

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Identify dysfunction of plica

67
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Patellar Apprehension Test

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Indicate past history of patella dysfunction

68
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Clarke’s Sign

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Identify patellofemoral dysfunction

69
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Ballotable Patella/ Patella Tap Test

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Indicates infrapatellar effusion

70
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Fluctuation Test

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Indicates knee joint effusion

71
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Noble Compression Test

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Identifies distal IT band friction syndrome

72
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Neutral Subtalar Positioning

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Identifies abnormal rearfoot to forefoot positioning

73
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Anterior Drawer Test of the ankle

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talofibular ligament instability

74
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Talar Tilt Test

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Calcaneofibular ligament instability

75
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External Rotation Stress Test (Ankle)

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Evaluates syndesmosis injury and a tear of the deltoid ligament. Also
known as Kleiger test.

76
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Squeeze Test of the Leg

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To assess the syndesmosis integrity

77
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Thompson’s Test

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Evaluates integrity of achilles tendon

78
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Morton’s Test

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Identify stress fracture or neuroma in forefoot

79
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Vertebral Artery Test

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Assesses the integrity of vertebro-basilar vascular system

80
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Hauntant’s Test

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Differentiate dizziness or vertigo caused by articular problems from that
caused by vascular problems

81
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Transverse ligament stress Test

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to test integrity of transverse ligament

82
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Sharp-Purser Test

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To determine subluxation of the atlas on the axis

83
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Anterior Shear Test

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Test the integrity of the supporting ligamentous and capsular tissues of the cervical spine

84
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Foraminal Compression (Spurling’s Test)

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Identifies dysfunction (compression) of cervical nerve root

85
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Maximum Cervical Compression Test

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Identify compression of netural structures at intervertebral foramen or facet joint dysfunction

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Distraction Test

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identify compression of neutral structures at intervertebral foramen or facet joint dysfunction

87
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Shoulder Abduction Test

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To test for radicular symptoms, especially those involving the C4 or C5 nerve roots

88
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Lhermitte Sign

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Identifies dysfunction of spinal cord and upper motor neuron lesion

89
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Rib Springing

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Evaluates rib mobility

90
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Thoracic Springing

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Evaluates intervertebral joint mobility in thoracic spine

91
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Slump test

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identifies dysfunction of neurological structures supplying lower limb

92
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Lasegue’s Test (SLR)

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Identifies dysfunction of neurological structures supplying lower limb

93
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Femoral Nerve Traction Test

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Identify compression of femoral nerve

94
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Valsalva Maneuver

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Identify a space occupying lesion

95
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Babinksi Test

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Identifies UMN lesion

96
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Quadrant Test

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Identify compression of neural structures at the intervertebral foramen and facet dysfunction

97
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Stork Standing Test

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Identifies spondylolisthesis

98
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Mckenzie’s Side Glide Test

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Deifferentiates BTW scoliotic curvature versus neurological dysfunction causing abnormal curvature of trunk

99
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Bicycle (Van Gelderen’s Test)

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Differentiates between intermittent claudication and spinal stenosis

100
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Prone Instability Test

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Test for the likelihood of a patient with low back pain responding to a stabilization exercise program

101
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Gillet’s Test

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Assess posterior movement of the ilium relative to sacrum

102
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Ipsilateral Anterior Rotation Test

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assess anterior movement of ilium relative to sacrum

103
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Gaeslen’s Test

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Identifies SIJ dysfunction

104
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Long Sitting (Supine to sit) Test

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identifies SI joint dysfunction that may be the cause of leg length discrepancy

105
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Goldthwait’s Test

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differentiate between lumbar spine and SIJ dysfunction

106
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TMJ Compression

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evaluates for pain with compression of the retrodiscal tissues

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