Orthopedic Tests and Signs Quiz

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Pain = SymphPubis Lesion (+) Post.Pain = SI Jt Lesion Standing Sharp Purser Test (CAUTION) - C1-C2 ______

subluxation

Shoulder Abduction Relief Test Active: pt full abduct Sh et rest arm @ head (+) if relief o s/sx is felt = ______ Sign

Backody's

Roo's Test TOS B/L Sh 90 Abd + ER & Elbow 90 Flex -> Close-open hands 3mins (+) ______/Heaviness/Inability to maintain/Tingling/Ischemic pain

Weakness

Adson Maneuver TOS Sh ext + ER -> head look towards + take deep breath (+) radial pulse ______

diminish Signup and view all the answers

Sit / Supine Pettman's Distraction Test Lax ______ Membrane

Tectorial Signup and view all the answers

Supine Milgram Test Pt supine -> lift feet off table -> hold 30sec (+) Can't hold feet up until ______sec

30 Signup and view all the answers

Drawer Test (+) depression @ ATFL area = ATFL ______

tear/instability Signup and view all the answers

Talar Tilt Test Inversion: CaFi lig Eversion: ______ lig

Deltoid Signup and view all the answers

Kleiger Test (External Rot Stress Test) Passive ER foot (+) pain @ ______ ankle = Deltoid lig tear

medial Signup and view all the answers

Sit / Supine Patrick's Test (Fig 4 Test / FABER Test / Jansen Test) Pt supine -> test leg foot rest on top of good leg knee -> passive push test leg down (+) Test leg knee ______ than good leg knee

higher Signup and view all the answers

Thomas Test "Iliothomas" Supine Pt supine -> good leg knee to chest -> if hip + knee flex of bad leg -> push down bad leg (+) Increase lumbar lordisis = ______ contracture

Iliopsoas Signup and view all the answers

Lachman Test (Ritchie / Trillat Test) ACL injury (isolates ACL) Pt supine knee 30 flex Knee ______ Test all anterior knee structures injury

Ant.Drawer Signup and view all the answers

During the Stance Phase, the Joint is in a ______ position

Neutral Signup and view all the answers

Heel Strike occurs at ______ Contact

Initial Signup and view all the answers

In the Loading Response, there is 20 degrees of ______ at the Ankle

Flexion Signup and view all the answers

Terminal Stance involves 10 degrees of Dorsiflexion at the ______

Ankle Signup and view all the answers

During Pre-swing, the Ankle is at 15 degrees of ______

Plantarflexion Signup and view all the answers

Short Leg Gait may involve Hip and Knee ______ on the shortened leg

Flexion Signup and view all the answers

Sag Sign (Gravity Drawer Test) is used before Ant Drawer Test to avoid false positives in Ant Drawer Test, specifically for detecting ________

anterior Signup and view all the answers

In the Wipe Test (Brush, Stroke, Bulge Test), a bulge at the medial distal border of the patella indicates the presence of ________ swelling

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The McMurray Test is used to detect meniscus lesions; a click at internal rotation indicates a lesion in the ________ meniscus

lateral Signup and view all the answers

Homan’s Sign is used with caution as it may indicate the presence of ________ if pain is felt at the calf during passive dorsiflexion

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The Phelps Test is done to detect Gracilis contracture; an increase in range of motion at the end range of passive knee flexion indicates a ________ contracture

Gracilis Signup and view all the answers

Hoover’s Test assesses for malingering; if the patient shows 'No effort = no sickness' by not feeling any pressure exerted at the held footheel, it may indicate potential ________ behavior

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Pain = SymphPubis Lesion (+) Post.Pain = SI Jt Lesion Standing Sharp Purser Test (CAUTION) - C1-C2 ______

Shoulder Abduction Relief Test Active: pt full abduct Sh et rest arm @ head (+) if relief o s/sx is felt = ______ Sign

Roo's Test TOS B/L Sh 90 Abd + ER & Elbow 90 Flex -> Close-open hands 3mins (+) ______/Heaviness/Inability to maintain/Tingling/Ischemic pain

Adson Maneuver TOS Sh ext + ER -> head look towards + take deep breath (+) radial pulse ______

Sit / Supine Pettman's Distraction Test Lax ______ Membrane

Supine Milgram Test Pt supine -> lift feet off table -> hold 30sec (+) Can't hold feet up until ______sec

Drawer Test (+) depression @ ATFL area = ATFL ______

Talar Tilt Test Inversion: CaFi lig Eversion: ______ lig

Kleiger Test (External Rot Stress Test) Passive ER foot (+) pain @ ______ ankle = Deltoid lig tear

Sit / Supine Patrick's Test (Fig 4 Test / FABER Test / Jansen Test) Pt supine -> test leg foot rest on top of good leg knee -> passive push test leg down (+) Test leg knee ______ than good leg knee

Thomas Test "Iliothomas" Supine Pt supine -> good leg knee to chest -> if hip + knee flex of bad leg -> push down bad leg (+) Increase lumbar lordisis = ______ contracture

Lachman Test (Ritchie / Trillat Test) ACL injury (isolates ACL) Pt supine knee 30 flex Knee ______ Test all anterior knee structures injury

During the Stance Phase, the Joint is in a ______ position

Heel Strike occurs at ______ Contact

In the Loading Response, there is 20 degrees of ______ at the Ankle

Terminal Stance involves 10 degrees of Dorsiflexion at the ______

During Pre-swing, the Ankle is at 15 degrees of ______

Short Leg Gait may involve Hip and Knee ______ on the shortened leg

Sag Sign (Gravity Drawer Test) is used before Ant Drawer Test to avoid false positives in Ant Drawer Test, specifically for detecting ________

In the Wipe Test (Brush, Stroke, Bulge Test), a bulge at the medial distal border of the patella indicates the presence of ________ swelling

The McMurray Test is used to detect meniscus lesions; a click at internal rotation indicates a lesion in the ________ meniscus

Homan’s Sign is used with caution as it may indicate the presence of ________ if pain is felt at the calf during passive dorsiflexion

The Phelps Test is done to detect Gracilis contracture; an increase in range of motion at the end range of passive knee flexion indicates a ________ contracture

Hoover’s Test assesses for malingering; if the patient shows 'No effort = no sickness' by not feeling any pressure exerted at the held footheel, it may indicate potential ________ behavior

Forward Bending (Hip Contracture) Difficult Midstance et Inc DF (Knee Contracture)

Parkinsonian Gait is characterized by ______ Gait - short rapid steps

Gluteus Medius Gait is also known as ______ Gait

Quadriceps Gait is caused by ______ N.pathology

Plantar Flexor Gait is also known as ______ Gait

Deep Peroneal Gait is also known as ______ Gait

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Pain = SymphPubis Lesion (+) Post.Pain = SI Jt Lesion Standing Sharp Purser Test (CAUTION) - C1-C2 ______

Shoulder Abduction Relief Test Active: pt full abduct Sh et rest arm @ head (+) if relief o s/sx is felt = ______ Sign

Roo's Test TOS B/L Sh 90 Abd + ER & Elbow 90 Flex -> Close-open hands 3mins (+) ______/Heaviness/Inability to maintain/Tingling/Ischemic pain

Adson Maneuver TOS Sh ext + ER -> head look towards + take deep breath (+) radial pulse ______

Sit / Supine Pettman's Distraction Test Lax ______ Membrane

Supine Milgram Test Pt supine -> lift feet off table -> hold 30sec (+) Can't hold feet up until ______sec

Drawer Test (+) depression @ ATFL area = ATFL ______

Talar Tilt Test Inversion: CaFi lig Eversion: ______ lig

Kleiger Test (External Rot Stress Test) Passive ER foot (+) pain @ ______ ankle = Deltoid lig tear

Sit / Supine Patrick's Test (Fig 4 Test / FABER Test / Jansen Test) Pt supine -> test leg foot rest on top of good leg knee -> passive push test leg down (+) Test leg knee ______ than good leg knee

Thomas Test "Iliothomas" Supine Pt supine -> good leg knee to chest -> if hip + knee flex of bad leg -> push down bad leg (+) Increase lumbar lordisis = ______ contracture

Lachman Test (Ritchie / Trillat Test) ACL injury (isolates ACL) Pt supine knee 30 flex Knee ______ Test all anterior knee structures injury

During the Stance Phase, the Joint is in a ______ position

Heel Strike occurs at ______ Contact

In the Loading Response, there is 20 degrees of ______ at the Ankle

Terminal Stance involves 10 degrees of Dorsiflexion at the ______

During Pre-swing, the Ankle is at 15 degrees of ______

Short Leg Gait may involve Hip and Knee ______ on the shortened leg

Sag Sign (Gravity Drawer Test) is used before Ant Drawer Test to avoid false positives in Ant Drawer Test, specifically for detecting ________

In the Wipe Test (Brush, Stroke, Bulge Test), a bulge at the medial distal border of the patella indicates the presence of ________ swelling

The McMurray Test is used to detect meniscus lesions; a click at internal rotation indicates a lesion in the ________ meniscus

Homan’s Sign is used with caution as it may indicate the presence of ________ if pain is felt at the calf during passive dorsiflexion

The Phelps Test is done to detect Gracilis contracture; an increase in range of motion at the end range of passive knee flexion indicates a ________ contracture

Hoover’s Test assesses for malingering; if the patient shows 'No effort = no sickness' by not feeling any pressure exerted at the held footheel, it may indicate potential ________ behavior

Forward Bending (Hip ______ Contracture) Difficult Midstance et Inc DF (Knee ______ Contracture)

Parkinsonian Gait is characterized by ______ Gait - short rapid steps

Gluteus Medius Gait is also known as ______ Gait

Quadriceps Gait is caused by ______ N.pathology

Plantar Flexor Gait is also known as ______ Gait

Deep Peroneal Gait is also known as ______ Gait

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