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Orthopedic Tests Test

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Fabere's Test
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Patrick's Test
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Empty Can Test
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Ober's Test
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Dejeurine's Triad
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Brachial Stretch Test
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Sulcus Test
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Mill's Test
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Yeoman's Test
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Faegin's Test
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Tandem Gait
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Swivel Chair Test
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Valsalva Maneuver
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SI Distraction
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Impingement Sign
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Bunnel-Littler Test
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Milgram's Test
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Goldthwaite's Test
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Gaenslen's
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Doorbell Sign
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+ hip pain indicates hip pathology; + trocanteric pain indicates trocanteric bursitis
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+ hip pain indicates a hip pathology
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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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+ Arm pain indicates nerve root tesion/radiculopathy; + local pain indicates cervical sprain/strain
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+ pain during active flexion indicating shoulder impingement syndrome; + pain in internal rotation indicates supraspinatus impingement; + pain in external rotation indicates biceps long head impingement
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+ pain before lumbar motion indicates SI lesion; + pain after lumbar motion indicates lumbar lesion
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+ pain indicates SOL possibly a disc herniation
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+ pain/weakness indicates injury/lesion of supraspinatus
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+ increased motion indicates dislocation, excessive inferior translation, accentuation of the sulcus sign, inferior or multidirectional instability
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+ symptom reproduction indicates tension problem with the brachial plexus
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+ clunk/excessive inferior translation indicates inferior or multidirectional instability
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+ SI pain or pain down the extended thigh indicates SI lesion such as Ant SI ligament sprain or SI inflammation
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+ Increase in Sxs indicate radicular syndrome (disc bulge or herniation)
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+ hip pain indicates hip pathology
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+ inability to perform indicates cerebellar lesion or influence of alcohol
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+ lack of joint movement indicates an inflammatory process in the fingers (OA, RA)
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+ pain indicates SI sp/st or Fx
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+ leg pain indicates nerve root lesion; + local pain indicates sprain/strain
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+ Vertigo indicates problem is cervical in origin
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+ SI pain indicates SI sp/st; + pain/neurologic Sxs into anterior thigh suggests femoral nerve tension
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+ diminished pulse indicates costoclavicular TOS; + arm pain, numbness, tingling indicates TOS of neurological nature
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+ SI pain indicates SI lesion; + Hip pain indicates hip lesion/sprain; + radiating pain down the back of the leg indicates piriformis entrapment of sciatic nerve
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+ SI pain indicates SI lesions (sp/st, inflammation)
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+ inability to complete test indicates anterior GH dislocation
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+ radicular pain indicates NR tension; + local pain indicates cervical sp/st
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+ electrical/shooting leg pain indicating nerve root tension or compressive radiculopathy
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+ knee flexion indicates meningeal irritation or inflammation such as meningitis, arahnoiditis, subarchnoid fibrosis, sciatic radiculopathy)
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+ inability to maintain, numbness, tingling, or weakness indicates TOS
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+ Multiple beat clonus strongly suggests UMN lesion of SC or brain
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+ hip pain indicated hip lesion such as arthritis, inflammation or sprain

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