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18 Cards in this Set
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Costoclavicular syndrome test. Eden's test |
Test for compression of neurovascular bundle between clavicle and first rib
Positive
Absence of radial pulse with it other TOS symptoms
Heavy and or weak arms
Sharp shooting radiating pain cold numb tingle discolored hands
If pulse is present but there are other symptoms precede to the ULTT |
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Adson's manoeuvre |
TOS scalenes. Anterior scalenes
Positive
Disappearance of radial pulse
Heavy and or weak arms
Sharp, shooting, radiating pain cold, numb tingle, discolored hands
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Wright test -- Allen maneuver |
Thoracic outlet syndrome or compression in the costoclavicular space.
PEC minor
Positive
Absence of radial pulse with other TOS symptoms |
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Halstead manoeuvre |
TOS scalenes
Positive Absence of radial pulse Heavy weak arms Sharp, shooting, radiating pain cold, numb tingle, discolored hands |
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Speeds test for bicipital groove tendonitis |
Bicipital paratenonitis. Or tendonitis
Positive
Tenderness in the bicipital groove especially with the arm supinated |
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Drop arm test for rotator cuff tendonitis |
Indication. Tear of rotator cuff complex
Positive sign. Client can't return arm to the side slowly
Severe pain when attempting |
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Neer and Hawkins Kennedy impingement test |
Indications. Supraspinatus and long head of bicep impingement at acromion process
Positive
Pain
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Empty can test |
Tear of the supraspinatus tendon or muscle or neuropathy of the suprascapular nerve
Positive
Weakness or pain
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Shoulder apprehension test. Crank and relocation test |
Traumatic instability. Pseudolaxity instability of the glenohumeral joint
Relocation. Differentiate between instability and impingement
Positive Apprehension and pain increases
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Inferior shoulder instability test. Sulcus sign |
Glenohumeral laxity Inferior instability
Positive A divot visibly seen between acromion and humeral head |
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Road test for anterior instability and labral tears |
Anterior instability or labral tear.
Positive Apprehension and pain. For anterior instability
Clunk felt or grinding sound for labral tear |
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Posterior apprehension test |
Posterior instability
Positive Apprehension, resistance, reproduction of pain |
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Push-pull test |
Posterior instability.
Positive Apprehension and pain |
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Clunk test for labral tears lesions |
Labral tear
Positive Clunk Grinding sound |
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Compression rotation test slap lesions |
Torn labrum
Positive Pain clicking and catching sensation |
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Inferior slide for slap lesions |
Slap lesion
Positive Pop or crack with pain at the joint line and the client complains of anteriosuperior pain |
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Yeargasons test |
Transverse humoral ligament torn
Positive Tendon pops out
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Roos test |
TOS
Positive Unable to maintain position. Heaviness, weakness of the arms, numbness and tingling of the hands |
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