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SLR

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0-35 sacral pain, SIJ disorder. 35-70 radicular pain lumbar disorder or sciatic neuropathy 70-90 local lumbar, sprain strain

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Bragards

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Lumbar Rad. Sciatic neuropathy

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sicards

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lumbar rad, sciatic neuropathy

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lasagues

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sciatic neuropathy. lumbar radiculopathy

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milgrams

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lumbar disc, sprain strain, lumbar radiculopathy, weak abdominals

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Bowstring

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sciatic neuropathy, lumbar rad

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sciatic tension test

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sciatic neuropathy.

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wells leg raise test

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Medial disc herniation

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fajerstans

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medial disc herniation

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femoral nerve traction

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l3, l4, radiculopathy. Femoral neuropathy

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nachlas

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femoral neuropathy. local glue [ain, and hip pain

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betchrews

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sciatic neuropathy of severe lumbar radiculopathy.

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freibergs

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sciatic neuropathy secondary to piriformis syndrome

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piriormis test

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local piriormis spasm. radicular piriformis syndrome

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kemps

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Local lumbar = facet imbrication, muscle spasm, sprain strain. SIJ pain = disorder. Rad pain with ipsi bending = lateral herniation. rad pain with contra = medial disc

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goldwaiths test

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SIJ before fanning. SIJ disorder, piriformis dysfunction. Rad during = lumbar rad, sciatic neuropathy. local lumbar after =sprain straing

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sing of the buttock test

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no pain = ISD, subluxation, OA. Pain = Sacrolitis, mass, acut subluxation, osteoarthritis

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supported forward bend aka belt

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SIJ leison, sacrolitis, ISD, OA

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Yeomans

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SIJ; inflamation. Lumbar: sprain strain, subluxation

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flamingo

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SIJ pain while standing = SIJ disorder. Hip pain = sprain strain, legg-clave perthes, trochanteric bursitis

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pelvic rock

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compression pain = SIJ leison. Pain on roll= soft tissue pathology

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Gaenslens

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ain in SIJ = SIJ leison, ant lif sprain

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lewin gaenllens

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pain in SIJ = SIJ leison, ant lig sprain

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hibbs

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pain in ipsi SIJ = sprain of SIJ, Sacrolitis, soft tissue. pain = sprain straing, osteoarthritis, capsulitis, avascular necrosis

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SLumps
bilateral leg pain, radiating pain through spine, unilateral leg pain = meningitis, L/s rad, sciatic neuropathy
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valsalvas
bilateral pain = meningitis, myelopathy, unilateral pain = radiculopathy. local = disc, mass, sprain/strain
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lidners
pain in UE. LE. or spne with hip flexion = menigeal irritaion
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bradzinskis
pain in UE, LE, or SPine with knee flexion = meningeal irriation
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kerings
pain in UE, LE, or spine = meningitis, lumbar rad, sciatic neruopathy
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stoop
symptoms reduce with flexion = neurogenic intermittent claudication (vascular claudication)
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patrick
pain in groin hip or glute. 1st phase = articular surface pathology (OAm avn, lcp) 2nd phase = sprain/strain, labral tear, capsulitis
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laguerres
pain in hip joint= sprain/strain, capuslitis, OA, AVN, labral teal, LCPD
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tendelenburg
hip pain or pelvic protrutsion. Pain = OA, subluxation, AVN, LCP , Muscle strain. NO Pain = weakness, sup. gluteal nerve leison
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anvil
hip/ groin/ upper thigh pain. = arthitis, capsulitis, AVN , LCP, fracture
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ELY
pain in ipsi hip or butt raises = musct strain, hipflexor contracture
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thomas
pain of involuntary leg flexion= RF/psoas strain/tightness
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Obers
unable to hold leg, failure to descend smoothly, excessively anterior= ITB/TFL tear/strain
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Allis
femoral/tibial length discrepancy
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Appleys compression
torn meniscus
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appleys distraction
pain=mcl, relief = meniscus
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mcmurry
medial /lateral meniscus
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thessaly
meniscus
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bounce home
meniscus
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steinmans tenderness displacement test
meniscus
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modified heflets test
meniscus
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drawer test
Pull=ACL, Push=ACL
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post sac sign
PCL tear
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slochum
ACL, LCL, ITB
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Hughstons
ext=PCL.MCL Int=PCL,LCL
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Lachman
ACL
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Reverse lachman
PCL
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Lateral Pivot shift maneuver (test of macintosh)
ACL, LCL
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Abduction stress test (Valgus)
extension=mcl,pcl,acl. Flexion=MCL,Post/med capsule
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Adduction stress test (varus)
LCL, ACL, PCL, ITB
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Patella Ballott Ement test
Knee Joint Effusion
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Nobles compression test
ITB syndrome
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patellar grinding test
chondromalacia
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fair banks aprehension
patellar dislocation
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clarkes patellar grind
chondromalacia
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dreyer test
patellar fracture
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medio patellar plica test
pain, clicking, pinching = mediopatellar plica inflamed
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hughstons plica
suprapatellar plica inflamed
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Buegers test
blood doesnt return within 1 min
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homans test
deep pain = Thrombophlebitis/DVT
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Moses
Deep pain = thrombophlebitis/DVT
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thompson test
ruptured achilles
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tinels tap foot
parastsia/pain=post tib neuropathy
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Drawer
A-P = Anterior talo fibular, P-A= posterior talofibular
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Lateral/medial stability
Inversion = Lateral ankle sprain, eversion = medial ankle sprain
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squeeze test
High ankle sprain, fracture, interosseus sprain
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Mortons test
3/4 = mortans neuroma, pain = metatarsalgia
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Hoover test
Cant rtaise leg but not putting pressure into heel
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Flip Test
pain with SLR but not with seated SLR

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