Pathology to test Flashcards
Name the appropriate test for the pathology listed (46 cards)
labral pathology
C-sign labral loading labral distraction Scour Apprehension FABER
Peripheral compartment
Log roll, Rectus femoris test
Rectus femoris contraction
rectus femoris test
Trochanteric Bursitis
Jump sign
IT band contracture
Straight leg raise over 15 degrees, Ober extension knee extended
Lumbosacral radiculopathy and/or sciatic neuropathy
Straight leg raise 30-60 degrees
Mechanical low back pain due to muscle strain or joint disease
Straight leg raise over 70 degrees
Piriformis spasm or pathology
Log roll, Piriformis test, wallet sign
Gluteus medius pathology
Patrick’s FABER - pt externally rotates/abducts against resistance, Ober extension with knee flexed
Iliopsoas insufficiency or pathology
Patrick’s FABER - pt internally rotates against resistance
Hip flexor contraction
Thomas test (look for inability to fully extend or extended leg raises off table)
Gluteus maximus pathology
Ober flexion knee flexed
MCL (knee)
Valgus test, Apley’s Grind test compression and distraction
LCL (knee)
Varus test, Apley’s grind test compression and distraction
ACL
anterior drawer, Lachman’s
PCL
posterior drawer, reverse Lachman’s
meniscus tear
McMurray’s test
posterior capsular injury or disruption
posterior drawer, reverse Lachman’s
meniscus injury
Apley’s grind test - compression, Apley’s grind test distraction
previous patellar dislocation or severe instability
patellar laxity and apprehension test
knee inflammation, chondromalacia, or injury to patellofemoral articular surfaces
patellar compression (grind) test, patella-femoral grinding test, patellar glide test
ATF ligament pathology/tear - lateral ankle sprain
Anterior drawer test, Talar tilt test
Calcaneofibular ligament pathology/tear
Talar tilt test
Deltoid ligament pathology - medial ankle sprain
Eversion test
