Special Tests UL (Quiz 2) Flashcards

1
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What does Apley’s Scratch Test Assess

A

Triplanar shoulder movements in a functional manner

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Apley’s Scratch Test Maneuver

A

patient attempts to touch their fingers together behind their back

Top arm: flexion, abduction, ext rotation
Bottom: extension, adduction, int rotation

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Apley’s Scratch Test Results

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normal test would allow the patient to touch the spine of the scapula reaching superiorly or the inferior angle reaching inferiorly

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4
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What does load and shift assess for

A

atraumatic instability issues with the glenohumeral joint

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load and shift maneuver

A

grasp humeral head and palpates posteriorly and anteriorly

force is applied anterior and posteriorly

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6
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Load and shift results

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25% translation or less: normal
26-50% translation: grade I
50% translation: grade II or II

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7
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What does Sulcus sign assess for

A

presence of multidirectional instability

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Sulcus Sign Maneuver

A

examiner applies a downward pull at the elbow/forearm

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Sulcus Sign Results

A

if found bilaterally and equal, this is not clinically significant

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10
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What does Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Assess

A

presence of sub-acromial impingement

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Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Maneuver

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examiner flexes shoulder to 90 deg and internally rotates patient’s shoulder

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12
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Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Results

A

pain and/or apprehension = positive test

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13
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Speeds Test Assessment

A

biceps tendonitis at proximal attachment

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Speeds Test Maneuver

A

patients should 90 deg of flexion, examiner applies downard force while patient actively flexes

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15
Q

what does supraspinatus (empty can) assess

A

supraspinatus or suprascapular nerve injury

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16
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supraspinatus (empty can) results

A

weakness and/or pain on in GH joint on the side being tested

17
Q

supraspinatus (empty can) maneuver

A

patients shoulders abducted 90 degrees and set to 30-45 degrees of horiziontal adduction

18
Q

what does Milking maneuver assess

A

UCL injury

19
Q

Milking maneuver maneuver

A

patients elbow flexed to 90 degrees and supinated

holds patients thumb and pulls it to impart a valgus stress `

20
Q

Ligamentous Varus Instability Assessment

A

radial collateral ligament

21
Q

Tinel’s Sign at elbow assess

A

ulnar nerve entrapment

22
Q

tinels sign at the elbow results

A

tingling along the ulnar nerve distribution in the forearm, hand and fingers

23
Q

Thumb ulnar collateral ligament laxity test

A

applies valgus stress to thumb

UCL sprain

24
Q

Finkelstein’s Test assess

A

dequervains tenosynovitis

25
Q

Finkelstein’s Test maneuver

A

with the patient making a fist holding the thumb, the examiner passively ulnar deviates the patient’s wrist

26
Q

Finkelstein’s Test results

A

pain along the course of the abductor pollicis and extensor pollicis brevis

27
Q

Tinel’s sign at wrist assess

A

compression of median nerve carpal tunnel syndrome

28
Q

Tinel’s sign at wrist results

A

compaints of tingling/numbness or pain distribution of median nerve (fingers 1-2 and radial 1/2 ring finger)

29
Q

Phalen’s Test Assessment

A

compression of median nerve/carpal tunnel

30
Q

Froment’s Sign assessment

A

ulnar nerve lesion and/or paralysis of adductor pollicis

31
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Froment’s Sign results

A

IP of thumb flexes to maintain grip on paper (+)

32
Q

Suclus sign grading

A

+1 = less than 1 cm
+2 = 1 to 2 cm
+3 = more than 2 cm

33
Q

Grade I sprain

A

mild

few fibers are torn

firm end feel

34
Q

Grade II sprain

A

moderate

1/2 fibers torn

firm but delayed or possibly soft end feel

35
Q

Grade III Sprain

A

severe

all fibers torn

empty end feel

movement constrained only by surrounding structures