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36 Cards in this Set
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Neer Impingement sign
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Supraspinatus and sometimes biceps pathology
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Drop arm test
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Supraspinatus tear
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Empty can test
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supraspinatus tendon pathology
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Yergason's test
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transverse humoral ligament tear
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Sucus test
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Inferior GH joint capusule laxity
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Apprehension (crank) test)
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Anterior GH joint capsule laxity
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Tinel's sign
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Checks Ulnar, median, tibial, and deep fibular nerves
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Wartenberg's sign
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Ulnar nerve damage (Palmar interossei M)
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Pinch grip test
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Anterior interosseous nerve (FPL & FDP)
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Froment's test
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Ulnar nerve (Adducotr pollicis longus)
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Patrick's test (FABER)
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General hip pathology OR SI joint
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Quadrant/Scour test
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Labral tear pathology or FAI
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Craig's test (Ryder Method)
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Femoral anteversion/retroversion
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FADDIR test
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Anterior labrum test
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Pasterior labrum test
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pt is in flexion, ABD, ER
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Stable lackman test (modification 2)
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ACL
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Anterior drawer
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ACL
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Lateral pivot shift maneuver
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Checks ACL rotary component
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posterior sag
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PCL
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Godfrey test
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PCL
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Posterior drawer
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PCL
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reverse lachman test
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PCL
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McMurray test
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Meniscus pathology
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Apley's test
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Compression (meniscus)
Distraction (general ligamentous pathology) |
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Patellar tap test (Ballotable patella)
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Knee joint effusion
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Indentation test
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Knee joint effusion
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Brush test
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knee joint effusion
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Valgus stress test
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MCL (0 and 30)
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Varus stress test
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LCL (0 and 30)
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Noble's compression
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ITB friction syndrome
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Palta's variation of Noble's compression
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ITB friction syndrome
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Plica stutter test
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Plica
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Patellar compression test
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Patella femoral syndrome
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Anterior drawer at the ankle
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ATFL
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Homan's sign
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DVT
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Thompson's test
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Full tear of Achilles Tendon
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