Question | Answer |
What test is for a lateral ankle sprain | ankle drawer sign |
What does Tinel's test assess | Carpal Tunnel Syndrome |
The Tompson test is for what | Achilles Tendon Rupture |
The Anterior Drawer Test is similar to what test | The posterior drawer test |
The Posterior Drawer test assesses | Posterior Cruciate Ligament injury |
If I flex my thumb under a fist and perform ulnar deviation I am testing for what | DeQuervain's Tenosynovitis |
What is the test called that tests for DeQuervain's Tenosynovitis | Finklestein's Test |
Tennis elbow tests are done on what side of the elbow | lateral |
What does Phalen's test assess | Carpal Tunnel Syndrome |
Valgus stress test is for what ligament damage | medial collateral |
If you tell your client to abduct their arm to 90 degrees and then slowly lower them and are watching for pain or lack of a smooth movement, what test are you doing | Drop Arm Test |
Apley Scratch test tests for what | Shoulder ROM |
If my second toe is longer than my hallux, that indicates what | Morton's Foot |
Medial deviation of the distal portion of the tibia indicates what | Calcaneal Valgus |
Pes Planus is what | Flat Foot |
What is a main cause of hallux valgus | poor footwear |
What is another name for a bone spur | exostosis |
Where is Morton's Neuroma found | between the 3rd and 4th metatarsals |
How many compartments are in the lower leg | Four |
What test assesses a stress fracture | Tap the Bone |
What is the common name for Dorsi Flexor Tenosynovitis | Lace Bite |
What muscle is the inverter group | Tibialis anterior/posterior |
Clark's sign tests for what | chondromalacia patella |
What test has the client lay supine with your thumb on the IT band as they flex and extend their leg | Noble Compression Test |
What is the common name for torticollis | wry neck |
What is the name of the test to assess thoracic outlet syndrome | Adson Maneuver |
What do you use to assess most spinal deviations | plumb line |
What test is for the anterior pelvic tilt | thomas test |
The faber and gapping test are for what condition | SI Joint dysfunction |
What test has the client side lying with the bottom leg straight, the top leg bent and hanging over the edge of the table, the therapist stabilizes with one hand on the hip and one on the knee | piriformis test |
What test is for supraspinatus strength | empty can test |
The Speeds Test is for what condition | bicipital tendonitis |
What test has the client push the dorsal surface of both hands together for 1 minute | phalen's test |
Pes Cavus is best assessed how | non weight bearing |
If you press too hard during the Achilles Pinch test, the pain your client experiences may be from what | bursitis |
What is the best treatment for a cramp | Stretching |
What is the best MET to use for a muscle cramp | Reciprocal Inhibition |
If you notice your client standing and their knees are hyperextended this indicates what condition | Genu Recurvatum |
What test has the client lying supine with the knee flexed and hands placed on the posterior aspect of the calf | Posterior Drawer Test |
What knee assessment involves compression | Patellofemoral Compression Test |
Jumpers Knee is more properly called | Patellar Tendonitis |
The straight leg test is for what issue | Lumbar disk pathology |