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Orthopedic Tests Test

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Ober's Test
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Femoral Nerve Stretch Test
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Bracelet Test
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Hawkins-Kennedy Test
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Laguerre's Sign
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Opposition Test
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Lewin-Gaenslen Test
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Lewin Supine Test
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Speed's Test
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Brudzinski's
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Yergason's Test
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Sulcus Sign
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Mill's Test
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Heel to Shin Test
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Bowstring Test
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Cervical Distraction
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Bunnel-Littler Test
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Belt Test
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Neri Bowing Sign
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Cervical Compression
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+ inability to perform a situp due to local or radiating pain indicates lumbar arthritis, spondylolithesis, sciatica, or possibly disc herniation
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+ sharp anterolateral pain indicating supraspinatus impingement
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+ pain upon pressure indicates wrist pathology (RA, fracture, sprain)
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+ knee flexion indicates meningeal irritation or inflammation such as meningitis, arahnoiditis, subarchnoid fibrosis, sciatic radiculopathy)
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+ failure to perform or abnormal moverments indicates cerebellar dysfunction
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+ SI pain indicates SI lesions (sp/st, inflammation)
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+ decrease in peripheral pain as a result of decrease pressure on NRs indicates IVF encroachment and/or radiculopathy; + increase in pain indicates joint capsule sprain
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+ lack of joint movement indicates an inflammatory process in the fingers (OA, RA)
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+ arm pain indicates nerve root compression or pain referral; + neck pain indciates joint and ligament strain
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+ SI pain indicates SI pathology; + Hip pain indicates a hip lesion such as arthritis, inflammation, or sprain
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+ electrical/shooting leg pain indicating radiculopathy
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+ lateal elbow pain during test indicates lateral epicondylitis; + restricted ROM indicates arthritis, capsular adhesions tothe overlying common tendon, or tendon contracture
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+ pain w/ and w/o stabilization indicates pain is lumbar in origin; + pain w/o stabilization, but no pain w/ stablization indicates pain is of pelvic/SI origin
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+ pain &/or weakness indicates biceps strain/tendonitis; + snap or pop indicates subluxating biceps (long head) tendon
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+ pain indicates bicipital tendonitis, may produce pain with SLAP lesion
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+ weakness indicates median neuropathy involving opponens pollicis
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+ hip pain indicates hip pathology; + trocanteric pain indicates trocanteric bursitis
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+ knee flexion with trunk flexion indicates NR tension or SI/lumbar sp/st **perform Lewin Standing Test upon seeing Neri Bowing Sign
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+ abnormal prominence of acromion & groove-like depression below acromion indicates inferior instability (or multi-directional instability), glenohumeral dislocation, atrophy of deltoideus
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+ pain/neuro Sxs to ant thigh indicates femoral nerve tension; + SI pain indicates SI sprain/strain (see Yeoman's)
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+ >15 seconds indicates distal artery disease (scleroderma, thrombangitis obliterams, Raynaud's, vasospastic conditions)
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+ umbilical deviation as a result of muscle weakness or paralysis indicating lower thoracic nerve root compression or neurological demyelination
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+ pain upon stretching the piriformis indicates sciatica or local piriformis damage
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+ pain/weakness indicates "painful arc syndrome" (bursitis, rotator cuff strain, tendonitis or impingement); + patient unable to maintain 90 degrees abducted position against gravity (less than +3/5 muscle strength) indicates severe injury (grade 3 cuff
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+ hip pain indicated hip lesion such as arthritis, inflammation or sprain
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+ arm pain suggests radiculopathy; + local pain suggests cervical pathology (sp/st)
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+ Vertigo indicates problem is cervical in origin
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+ Arm pain indicates nerve root tesion/radiculopathy; + local pain indicates cervical sprain/strain
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+ sharp, shooting pain down the spine indicates possible cord tumor, post column disease, meningeal adhesions or MS
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+ hip pain indicates hip pathology such as DJD, arthritis, Fx or others

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