Nms 2 Test 1

Question 0

Hip Extension

Answer 0

L5-S2 inferior gluteal nerve

Question 1

hip flexion

Answer 1

L1-L4 femoral nerve

Question 2

Hip Abduction

Answer 2

L4-S1 Superior Gluteal

Question 3

Hip Adduction

Answer 3

L2-L4 obturator nerve

Question 4

Knee Flexion

Answer 4

L5-S2 tibial nerve

Question 5

Knee ext

Answer 5

L2-L4 femoral nerve

Question 6

Plantar Flexion

Answer 6

S1-S2 Tibial Nerve

Question 7

Dorsiflexion

Answer 7

L4-L5 Deep Peroneal Nerve

Question 8

Ankle Inversion

Answer 8

L5-S1 Tibial Nerve

Question 9

Ankle Eversion

Answer 9

L4-S1 Superficial Peroneal

Question 10

Toe Ext

Answer 10

L4-S1 Deep Peroneal Nerve

Question 11

Toe Flexion

Answer 11

L5-S2 Tibial Nerve

Question 12

Patella reflex

Answer 12

L2-L4 femoral

Question 13

Achilles Reflex

Answer 13

L5-S2 Tibial Nerve

Question 14

Adductor Reflex

Answer 14

L2-L4 obturator nerve

Question 15

Internal Hamstring

Answer 15

L4,L5,S1,S2 Tibial Nerve

Question 16

External Hamstring

Answer 16

L5,S1,S2,S3 common peroneal nerve

Question 17

Adams

Answer 17

Pathological or structural scoliosis is positive (does not diminish with forward flexion.

Question 18

Amos’s Sign

Answer 18

Thoracic sprain/strain, thoracic subluxation, AS, thoracic IVD syndrome.

Question 19

Beevors Sign

Answer 19

Superior Drift of umbilicus suggest lower thoracic involvement, inferior drift suggests upper thoracic involvement from T7

Question 20

Chest Expansion

Answer 20

measure at 4th ICS, Axillary line and T10 level.

Positive means AS

Question 21

Forrestiers Bowstring

Answer 21

Muscle contraction on ipsilateral side of flexion suggests AS

Question 22

Rib Motion test

Answer 22

Thoracic subluxation or costovertebral subluxation

Question 23

Schepelmanns Sign

Answer 23

Pain on concave side is intercostal neuralgia, pain on convex side is intercostal myalgia

Question 24

Antalgic sign

Answer 24

Differentiate between posteromedial (lean towards the pain) or posterolateral (lean away from pain) disc herniation

Question 25

Straight leg raiser

Answer 25

30 degrees is SOL, 30-45 is sciatica, 60 is lumbsacral lesion. Traction test for L4-S1 nerve roots.

Question 26

Bragards

Answer 26

Sciatica due to nerve tractioning

Question 27

Well leg raiser

Answer 27

Posteromedial disc herniation

Question 28

Fajerstajns

Answer 28

Increase dural traction in case of posteromedial disc herniation of lumbars

Question 29

Slump test

Answer 29

Radiating posterior buttock pain suggest nerve traction

Question 30

Laseques

Answer 30

Raditating posterior buttock and thigh pain suggesting sciatica

Question 31

Bechetrews or Seated LEg Raiser

Answer 31

Nerve traction associated with sciatica

Question 32

Cox's sign

Answer 32

Prolapse of nucleus into ivf. If radiating buttock pain we are suspecting nerve traction due to sciatica

Question 33

Linders Sign

Answer 33

Nerve traction signs that are seen with sciatica

Question 34

Ely's test

Answer 34

Inflamtion of lumbar nerve roots. traction of L2-L4 nerve roots

Question 35

Femoral nerve traction test

Answer 35

Radiating pain down ant aspect of thigh is positive for radiculopathy of L2-L4

Question 36

Heel Toe walk test

Answer 36

Inability to walk on heels is L5 nerve root compress on L4 disc, or peripheral peroneal nerve compression. CAnt walk on toes is S1 nerve root from L5 disc.

Question 37

Kemps

Answer 37

Localized lumber facet prolems or if it radiates, it could be sciatica.

Question 38

Kernig/brudinski

Answer 38

Meningitis

Question 39

Milgrams test

Answer 39

SOL (subarachnoid pressure) or weak ab muscles if no pain.

Question 40

Minors Sign

Answer 40

SI subluxation, lumbosacral sprain/ strain, fx, herniated NP

Question 41

Nachlas

Answer 41

Pain radiating down thigh or leg is SI or lumbosacral disorder

Question 42

Quicks test

Answer 42

See if they can squat with no pain

Question 43

Bilateral leg lowering

Answer 43

Mechanical lumbopelvic problem or disc lesion

Question 44

supraspinatus

Answer 44

C-4, (5),6, suprascapular nerve

Question 45

Deltoid

Answer 45

c-(5),6, axillary

Question 46

Brachioradialis

Answer 46

c-(5),(6), radial

Question 47

Biceps

Answer 47

c-(5),(6) Musculocutaneous

Question 48

wrist extension

Answer 48

c-(6),7,8 Radial

Question 49

triceps

Answer 49

c-6,(7),8,T1 Radial

Question 50

wrist flexion

Answer 50

c-6,(7),8,T1 median,ulnar

Question 51

finger flexion

Answer 51

c-7,(8),T1 median, ulnar

Question 52

finger ext

Answer 52

c-6,(7),8 radial

Question 53

finger abduction and adduction

Answer 53

c-8,T1 ulnar

Question 54

Thoracic ROM

Answer 54

flex-50, ext-25-35,rot-30,lat flex-20-40

Question 55

lumbar ROM

Answer 55

Flex-60, ext-25, lat flex-25