1
Q
purpose
A
de quervain’s tenosynovitis
2
Q
pt/therapist position
A
pt: sitting
therapist: standing or sitting in front of pt
3
Q
procedure
A
- pt makes fist with thumb flexed within confines of fingers
- passively move wrist into ulnar deviation
4
Q
positive test
A
reproduction of symptoms, often painful
MSK - Special Tests
flashcards
Decks in class (54)
# Cards
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Hawkins Kennedy5
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Neers5
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Painful arc sign5
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Empty can test4
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Cross body adduction test6
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Scapular assistance4
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Scapular repositioning4
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Drop arm test5
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ER lag sign4
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infraspinatus muscle test4
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Hornblowers sign4
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IR lag sign4
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Belly press test5
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lift off test4
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Anterior apprehension test4
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Relocation test5
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Jerk test4
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Sulcus sign4
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O'Brien4
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Bicep load II4
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anterior slide4
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Compression-rotation (grind) test5
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Yergasons5
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Speeds Test5
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AC Joint palpation4
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AC resisted extension test4
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Olecranon-manubrium percussion test4
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Popeyes4
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Varus stress test4
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Valgus stress test4
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moving valgus stress test4
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Mill's Test4
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Cozen's test4
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Resisted tennis elbow test4
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golfers elbow test4
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Elbow extension test4
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Anatomic snuffbox tenderness test4
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Ulnomeniscotriquetral dorsal glide test4
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Ulnar collateral ligament test4
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Finkelstein Test4
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Wrist hyperflexion and abduction of the thumb (WHAT)4
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Upper Limb Tension Test - Median n.5
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Upper Limb Tension Test - Ulnar n.6
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Upper Limb Tension Test - Radial n.5
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Elbow flexion test4
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Pinch grip test4
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Tinel sign at cubital tunnel4
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Pressure provocation sign4
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Phalens test4
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Reverse Phalens test4
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Tinel's sign at carpal tunnel4
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Median n. compression test4
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bunnell-littler test5
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tight retinacular test5
