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Pain = SymphPubis Lesion (+) Post.Pain = SI Jt Lesion Standing Sharp Purser Test (CAUTION) - C1-C2 ______
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
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
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 ______
Adson Maneuver TOS Sh ext + ER -> head look towards + take deep breath (+) radial pulse ______
Sit / Supine Pettman's Distraction Test Lax ______ Membrane
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
Supine Milgram Test Pt supine -> lift feet off table -> hold 30sec (+) Can't hold feet up until ______sec
Drawer Test (+) depression @ ATFL area = ATFL ______
Drawer Test (+) depression @ ATFL area = ATFL ______
Talar Tilt Test Inversion: CaFi lig Eversion: ______ lig
Talar Tilt Test Inversion: CaFi lig Eversion: ______ lig
Kleiger Test (External Rot Stress Test) Passive ER foot (+) pain @ ______ ankle = Deltoid lig tear
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
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
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
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
During the Stance Phase, the Joint is in a ______ position
Heel Strike occurs at ______ Contact
Heel Strike occurs at ______ Contact
In the Loading Response, there is 20 degrees of ______ at the Ankle
In the Loading Response, there is 20 degrees of ______ at the Ankle
Terminal Stance involves 10 degrees of Dorsiflexion at the ______
Terminal Stance involves 10 degrees of Dorsiflexion at the ______
During Pre-swing, the Ankle is at 15 degrees of ______
During Pre-swing, the Ankle is at 15 degrees of ______
Short Leg Gait may involve Hip and Knee ______ on the shortened leg
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 ________
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
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
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
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
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
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)
Forward Bending (Hip ______ Contracture) Difficult Midstance et Inc DF (Knee ______ Contracture)
Parkinsonian Gait is characterized by ______ Gait - short rapid steps
Parkinsonian Gait is characterized by ______ Gait - short rapid steps
Gluteus Medius Gait is also known as ______ Gait
Gluteus Medius Gait is also known as ______ Gait
Quadriceps Gait is caused by ______ N.pathology
Quadriceps Gait is caused by ______ N.pathology
Plantar Flexor Gait is also known as ______ Gait
Plantar Flexor Gait is also known as ______ Gait
Deep Peroneal Gait is also known as ______ Gait
Deep Peroneal Gait is also known as ______ Gait