Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs)

What is the primary purpose of Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs)?

How many Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are there?

What is the recommended approach when explaining the purpose of an SOT?

Which of the following steps is NOT included in the basic script for performing an SOT?

Which of the following statements is true about SOTs?

The candidate begins by stating what SOT they are performing and identifies which part of the ______ they are testing.

The candidate identifies the purpose of performing the SOT and explains that it is to help determine the root cause of the patient’s primary ______.

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, the best way is to state the anatomical structure that may be affected and which ______(s) the specific SOT assesses for.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are assessments designed to test the body for specific findings contributing to, or resulting from, a primary ______.

There are 150+ SOTs; fortunately, they can all follow the same basic ______!

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are designed to assess the integrity of random body structures unrelated to the patient's primary concern.

The purpose of an SOT is to help determine the root cause of the patient's primary concern.

The best way to explain the purpose of an SOT is by stating the anatomical structure affected and the conditions being assessed.

When performing an SOT, the candidate should skip stating which specific test they are conducting as it is not necessary.

There are over 150 different types of Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) available for assessment purposes.

There are 150+ SOTs; fortunately, they can all follow the same basic ______!

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, the best way is to state the anatomical structure that may be affected and which ______(s) the specific SOT assesses for.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are assessments designed to test the body for specific findings contributing to, or resulting from, a primary ______.

The candidate begins by stating what SOT they are performing and identifies which part of the ______ they are testing.

The candidate identifies the purpose of performing the SOT and explains that it is to help determine the root cause of the patient’s primary ______.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are primarily used to assess the body for general well-being and overall health concerns.

The best way to explain the purpose of an SOT is by mentioning the potential anatomical structures involved and the conditions being assessed.

An SOT identifies structural changes, weakness, and imbalance in the body.

Each Special Orthopedic Test (SOT) follows a unique script tailored to the specific body structure being assessed.

When performing an SOT, it is important to clearly state which test is being conducted and which part of the body is being tested.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are assessments designed to test the body for specific findings contributing to, or resulting from, a primary ______.

The candidate identifies the purpose of performing the SOT and explains that it is to help determine the root cause of the patient’s primary ______.

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, the best way is to state the anatomical structure that may be affected and which ______ the specific SOT assesses for.

The candidate begins by stating what SOT they are performing and identifies which part of the ______ they are testing.

There are 150+ SOTs; fortunately, they can all follow the same basic ______!

What is the correct order for performing Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test?

What should the candidate do during the 'Stabilization' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test?

What should be done during the 'Demonstration' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test?

What type of patient feedback should be elicited to determine a positive or negative result for a Special Orthopedic Test?

What should be stated in the candidate's clinical impression after performing a Special Orthopedic Test?

Why is it important for the candidate to check in with the patient after performing a Special Orthopedic Test?

The candidate places their hands on the bilateral SI joints. The candidate will then perform the appropriate hand placement/______.

The candidate performs the test. Depending on the test, the candidate will then either perform the correct actions of the test in the correct order and/or ask the patient to perform the necessary actions to complete the test. Step 3 ______

Ensure patient comfort and safety by verbally checking in with the patient. Patient Feedback Elicit patient feedback to determine a positive or negative result for the SOT. This may not be required with all SOTs, as some may rely entirely on feel or observation to indicate a positive or negative result for that SOT. Findings/Clinical Impression When providing the candidate's clinical impression from a special orthopedic test, the candidate should state whether the test results were positive or negative.

The best way to explain the purpose of an SOT is by stating the anatomical structure affected and the conditions being assessed. When explaining the purpose of an SOT, the best way is to state the anatomical structure that may be affected and which ______ the specific SOT assesses for.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are primarily used to assess the body for general well-being and overall health concerns. The best way to explain the purpose of an SOT is by mentioning the potential anatomical structures involved and the conditions being assessed. When performing an SOT, the candidate should skip stating which specific test they are conducting as it is not necessary. The candidate identifies the purpose of performing the SOT and explains that it is to help determine the root cause of the patient’s primary ______.

Each Special Orthopedic Test (SOT) follows a unique script tailored to the specific body structure being assessed. What should the candidate do during the 'Stabilization' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test? An SOT identifies structural changes, weakness, and imbalance in the body. The purpose of an SOT is to help determine the root cause of the patient's primary ______.

During the 'Demonstration' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, the candidate should perform the test actions in any order as long as they are correct.

In Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, the candidate should ask the patient to perform all necessary actions to complete the test.

The purpose of Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) is to primarily assess general well-being and overall health concerns.

During the 'Stabilization' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, the candidate should only use one hand on the bilateral SI joints.

In Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, after performing the test, the candidate should verbally check in with the patient to ensure their comfort and safety.

When providing a clinical impression from a special orthopedic test, the candidate should state whether the test results were positive or negative.

According to the passage, what is the primary purpose of performing a Special Orthopedic Test (SOT)?

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, what is the recommended approach?

What should the candidate do during the 'Stabilization' step of Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test?

After performing a Special Orthopedic Test, what should the candidate do?

When providing the clinical impression after performing a Special Orthopedic Test, what should the candidate state?

What should the candidate do during the 'Stabilization' step of Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test?

What is the primary purpose of Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test?

Which statement about patient feedback during Gillet's Test is correct?

What should the candidate do after performing Gillet's Test?

Which statement about explaining the purpose of Gillet's Test is correct?

What should the candidate do during the 'Demonstration' step of Gillet's Test?

The purpose of Gillet's test is to identify whether your pain/discomfort in your low back/SI joint is possibly due to SI joint ____________.

For this test, I will have you standing and I will give you this chair to hold onto to support ____________.

This test is normally performed bilaterally, but for exam purposes, I will only be demonstrating it on one ____________.

I am just placing my hands on either side of your right SI joint. Are you comfortable with my hand ____________?

The candidate should place one thumb on the right PSIS and one thumb on the spinous process of ____________.

In Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, after performing the test, the candidate should verbally check in with the patient to ensure their comfort and ____________.

When performing an SOT, the candidate should skip stating which specific test they are conducting as it is not necessary. Step 3 ______

The candidate begins by stating what SOT they are performing and identifies which part of the ______ they are testing.

The candidate places their hands on the bilateral SI joints. The candidate will then perform the appropriate hand placement/______.

The purpose of an SOT is to help determine the root cause of the patient's primary ______.

Patient Feedback: Elicit patient feedback to determine a positive or negative result for the SOT. This may not be required with all SOTs, as some may rely entirely on feel or observation to indicate a positive or negative result for that SOT. Findings/Clinical Impression: When providing the candidate's clinical impression from a special orthopedic test, the candidate should state whether the test results were positive or ______.

In Gillet’s Test, a positive result occurs when the PSIS does not move or moves up during hip flexion.

When performing Gillet’s Test, the candidate may ask the patient to repeat the movement if they felt they were not able to effectively feel the movement.

The purpose of Gillet's Test is to identify structural changes, weakness, and imbalance in the body.

In Gillet’s Test, the candidate should verbally check in with the patient before slowly lifting their right knee.

A Special Orthopedic Test (SOT) is designed to test the body for random findings unrelated to any specific concern.

In Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test, the purpose is to identify SI joint hypermobility.

During Gillet's Test, the candidate should place one thumb on the left PSIS and one thumb on the spinous process of S2.

Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test is typically performed unilaterally for exam purposes.

The candidate should verbally check in with the patient after performing Gillet's Test to ensure their comfort and safety.

In Gillet's Test, the candidate demonstrates hip extension to observe how each SI joint moves.

When positioning for Gillet's Test, the candidate instructs the patient to stand and hold onto a chair for support.

What is the purpose of the Clinical Impression in a patient assessment?

Why does the candidate need to state the overall purpose of performing an assessment?

What should the candidate include when stating the 'Massage Therapy Indication' during a patient assessment closing?

Why might the candidate suggest a referral to another healthcare practitioner during a patient assessment closing?

What is the purpose of stating the area the candidate will be assessing in a patient introduction protocol?

Why should the candidate provide a general breakdown of how the assessment will proceed during an introduction protocol?

The candidate should state the area they will be assessing. This confirms with the patient that they are addressing the correct ______ and structure in their assessment. The candidate should state the overall purpose of performing an assessment. The assessment aims to identify the root cause of the patient’s primary concern to ensure a safe and effective treatment and treatment plan. The candidate should give the patient a general breakdown of how the assessment will proceed, indicating the types of assessments they will be performing, and why.

During the 'Demonstration' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, the candidate should perform the test ______ in any order as long as they are correct. What should be done during the 'Demonstration' step of Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test?

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, the best way is to state the anatomical structure that may be affected and which ______ the specific SOT assesses for.

For this test, I will have you standing and I will give you this chair to hold onto to support ________.

The candidate places their hands on the bilateral SI joints. The candidate will then perform the appropriate hand placement/______.

When providing the candidate's clinical impression from a special orthopedic test, the candidate should state whether the test results were positive or ______.

During a patient assessment closing, the candidate should suggest a referral to another healthcare practitioner if they believe it is necessary.

In Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test, the candidate should perform the test bilaterally for exam purposes.

The purpose of stating the area the candidate will be assessing in a patient introduction protocol is to confirm they are addressing the correct side and structure in their assessment.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are primarily used to assess specific findings contributing to a primary concern.

The candidate should verbally check in with the patient after performing Gillet's Test to ensure their comfort and safety.

Each Special Orthopedic Test (SOT) follows a unique script tailored to the specific body structure being assessed.

What is the purpose of starting with a palpation assessment in a patient with elbow pain?

Why is it important to perform an Active Free range of motion assessment after a Passive Relaxed range of motion assessment?

What should be expected during the series of orthopedic tests after observational assessments?

After performing a Passive Relaxed range of motion assessment, what comes next in the assessment process?

During an Active Free range of motion assessment, what is primarily being evaluated?

What is the main reason for performing orthopedic tests after observational assessments?

When providing the candidate's clinical impression from a special orthopedic test, the candidate should state whether the test results were positive or ______.

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, the best way is to state the anatomical structure that may be affected and which ______ the specific SOT assesses for.

Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test is typically performed unilaterally for exam purposes.

The best way to explain the purpose of an SOT is by stating the anatomical structure affected and the conditions being assessed. What is the correct order for performing Gillet’s (Sacral Fixation) Test?

The candidate should place one thumb on the right PSIS and one thumb on the spinous process of ____________.

The purpose of an SOT is to help determine the root cause of the patient's primary ______.

The purpose of Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) is to assess the body for general well-being and overall health concerns.

In Gillet's (Sacral Fixation) Test, after performing the test, the candidate should verbally check in with the patient to ensure their comfort and safety.

There are over 150 different types of Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) available for assessment purposes.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are primarily used to assess specific findings contributing to a primary concern.

When explaining the purpose of an SOT, it is recommended to skip stating which specific test is being conducted as it is not necessary.

During an Active Free range of motion assessment, what is primarily being evaluated is muscle activation and resistance.

When performing an SOT, it is important to clearly state which ______ is being conducted and which part of the body is being ______ed.

The candidate should place one thumb on the right PSIS and one thumb on the spinous process of ____________.

The candidate will then perform the appropriate hand placement/______ on the bilateral SI joints.

During an Active Free range of motion assessment, what is primarily being evaluated?

The purpose of Gillet's test is to identify whether your pain/discomfort in your low back/SI joint is possibly due to SI joint ____________.

Special Orthopedic Tests (SOTs) are primarily used to assess specific findings contributing to a primary ______.