Clinical Skills II
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| Spurlings Test | Extend, rotate, flex head and compress Tests for nerve root impingement
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| Valsalva | bear down Tests for space occupying lesion like disc or tumor, positive = pain
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| Straight Leg Raising | Tests L4,5, and S1 radiculopathy. Positive sign is pain extending below knee Confirmed with Bragard stretch test
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| Femoral Stretch Test | Tests L1,2,3 radiculopathy Positive is pain below knee Patient is on stomach, raise knee
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| Thomas Test | Raise knee to nose if contralateral leg raises then positive Tests for tight iliospoas muscle
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| Patrick/FABER | Flex, Abduct, Externally Rotate Test for Ipsilateral hip pain, suggests hip pathology AND ipsilateral SI joint pain when pressing on ipsilateral knee and contralateral ASIS
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| Barlow-Ortolani | Newborns-2yrs Tests posterior hip displacement
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| Osgood Schlatter Disease | Adolescent Osteochondritis of epiphysis of tibial tubercle
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| McMurray Test | Tests for meniscal injury
Flex knee, lateral press knee, internally rotate ankle; Flex knee, medially press knee, externally rotate ankle and lower leg
Positive = clicking
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| Apley Compression/Distraction | Comression: tests meniscal injury; pain;
patient lies prone: Compress/distract with internal and external rotation,
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| Ligament Stability | Knee on hip, apply opposing forces on calf and thigh
Tests stability of lateral and medial collateral ligaments, positive = abnormal movement
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| Ballottement | Tests for excess fluid or an effusion in knee
Positive sign is rebound of patella
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| Thomson-Doherty Squeeze Test | Tests for Achelles tendon rupture
Squeeze calf and look for foot movement
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| Homan's Test | DVT, positive = pain
dorsiflex
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| Apley Scratch test | quickest way to evaluate range of motion, screening test for adhesive capsulitis
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