Soul Focus

Front 1

Name the Balance/Vascular/Vestibular tests?

Back 1

1 Romberg
2 George's test
3 Heel toe walk
4 Squat balance

Front 2

Name the Cervical spine tests?

Back 2

1 Compression test
2 Distraction test
3 Shoulder Depression
4 Soto Hall

Front 3

Name the Shoulder tests?

Back 3

1 Drop arm test
2 Apprehension test
3 Dawburns test

Front 4

Name the Elbow Tests?

Back 4

1Cozen's
2 Mill's

Front 5

Name the Wrist Tests?

Back 5

1 phalen's
2 Tinel's
3 Finkelstein

Also you want to know what side of the wrist is it the radial or ulnar side

Front 6

Name the Lumbar spine tests?

Back 6

1 SLR
2 Braggard
3 Nachla's
4 Yeoman's
5 Kemps

Front 7

Name the Knee tests?

Back 7

AA-B-C-D

1 ABduction stress test
2 ADduction stress test
3 Compression
4 Distraction
5 Bounce home test

Front 8

Romberg tests for?

Back 8

Proprioception, imbalance

Front 9

George's test tests for?

Back 9

Vascular compromise of the Vertebral artery
Vertebrobasilar insufficiency

Front 10

A positive heel toe walk means?

Back 10

Positive test equals lots of Dorsiflexion, consider need for AFO (ankle foot orthotic)

Front 11

How do you perform a Squat Balance test?
A positive Squat Balance test means?

Back 11

Hold squat position for 10 seconds evaluate for balance or weakness in lower extremity

Front 12

Cervical Compression test?

Back 12

Spinal pathology,
nerve compression,
foraminal encroachment

Front 13

+ Cervical Distraction test means?

Back 13

Facet capsulitis

Front 14

Shoulder Depression test tests for?

Back 14

Muscle/ligament injury
Radicular – neuro or TOS (Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)
Opposite side pain – spinal path

Front 15

A positive Soto Hall test tests for?

Back 15

Osseous,
disk, or
ligament pathology or
sprain/ strain

Front 16

A positive Apprehension test tests for?

Back 16

Chronic shoulder dislocation

Front 17

Drop arm test tests for?

Back 17

Rotator cuff tear, impingement, weakness

Front 18

Dawburns test
How was it performed?
What is its significance?

Back 18

Apply pressure to acromion process. Abduct arm.(subacromial bursitis)

Front 19

Cozen's test
How is a test performed?
What is the significance?

Back 19

Force extended wrist into flexion
(tennis elbow)

Front 20

Mills test
How is a test performed?
What is the significance?

Back 20

Supinate wrist against resistance
(tennis elbow)

Front 21

SLR test
DD?

Back 21

Lumbar joint pain
IVD pathology
intradural or SI lesion
Piriformis spasm

Front 22

Intradural lesion

Back 22

Intradural spinal mass lesions

Front 23

Braggard's test tests for?

Back 23

IVD pathology
Intradural lesion
Tight hamstrings

Front 24

Nachla's test tests for?

Back 24

IVD pathology
spur
mass
Nerve compression
contracted quads

Front 25

+ Yeoman's test means?

Back 25

Anterior SI joint sprain
lumbar involvement

Front 26

What does the results of Kemp's test mean?

Back 26

Bend into side of pain= medial disk,
away from the side of pain= lateral disc

Front 27

Knee compression test?

Back 27

Patient prone, flex legs to 90°, push down interior rotation exterior rotation (meniscus injury)

Front 28

Bounce home test?

Back 28

Patient supine, lift knee and allow it to fall
(meniscus injury)

Front 29

Distraction test for the knee?

Back 29

Patient prone, flex leg to 90°, pulled up interior rotation and exterior rotation
(ligament injury or instability)

Front 30

Bounce home test?

Back 30

Patients supine, lift knee and allow it to fall
(meniscus injury)

Front 31

ADduction stress test for the knee?

Back 31

Patient supine, stabilize thigh, push leg laterally
(Varus stress test – LCL instability or damage)

Front 32

ADduction stress test for the knee?

Back 32

Patient supine, stabilize thigh, push leg medially
(Valgus-MCL Instability or damage)

Front 33

Position for George's Test?

Back 33

Front 34

How do you perform George's test?

Back 34

Lean head (ear towards shoulder) lateral flexion
lean back & look up

Front 35

Positive George's test?

Back 35

Positive if any dizziness or blurry vision

Then you want to do further testing

Front 36

What does a positive George's test signify?

Back 36

VBI (veterbrobasilar insufficiency)

Front 37

Picture for cervical compression test?

Back 37

Front 38

Picture of cervical distraction test?

Back 38

Front 39

Picture of shoulder depression test?

Back 39

Front 40

Picture for Soto Hall test?

Back 40

Front 41

Picture for apprehension test standing up?

Back 41

Front 42

Picture for shoulder apprehension test supine?

Back 42

Front 43

Picture for Dawburns test?

Back 43

Front 44

Picture for Cozens test?

Back 44

Front 45

Picture for Mills test?

Back 45

Front 46

Picture for Braggards test?

Back 46

Front 47

Picture for Nachla's test?

Back 47

Front 48

Picture for Yeomans test?

Back 48

Front 49

Picture for Kemps test?

Back 49

Front 50

Picture of knee compression test?

Back 50

Front 51

Picture for lower extremity distraction test?

Back 51

Front 52

Picture for bounce home test?

Back 52

Front 53

Picture for varus test?

Back 53

ABduction

Front 54

Picture for Valgus stress test?

Back 54

ADduction

Front 55

Close up Picture for shoulder compression test?

Back 55

Front 56

How do you perform the Romberg test?

Back 56

y

Front 57

Significance of the Romberg test?

Back 57

y

Front 58

How do you perform the heel toe test?

Back 58

y

Front 59

Positive test = &
significance of the of the heel toe walk?

Back 59

y

Front 60

How do you perform the cervical compression test?

Back 60

y

Front 61

Positive test = &
significance of the of the cervical compression test?

Back 61

y

Front 62

How do you perform cervical distraction test?

Back 62

y

Front 63

Positive test = &
significance of the of the the cervical distraction test?

Back 63

y

Front 64

How do you perform shoulder depression test?

Back 64

y

Front 65

Positive test = &
significance of the of the shoulder depression test?

Back 65

y

Front 66

How do you perform the Soto Hall test?

Back 66

y

Front 67

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Soto Hall test?

Back 67

y

Front 68

How do you perform the Shoulder apprehension test?

Back 68

y

Front 69

Positive test = &
significance of the of the shoulder apprehension test?

Back 69

y

Front 70

How do you perform the drop arm test?

Back 70

y

Front 71

Positive test = &
significance of the of the drop arm test?

Back 71

y

Front 72

How do you perform the Dawburn's test?

Back 72

Pt has pain by acromial process that goes away when elbow is flexed and arm is abducted
(when arm is ABducted, the muscles are relaxed and there is more space, so if there is subacromial bursitis, it will decrease the pain.)

Front 73

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Dawburn's test?

Back 73

subacromial bursitis (shoulder)

Front 74

How do you perform the Cozen's test?

Back 74

ask pt to flex arm to about 60 degrees
make a fist
Place the patient in wrist flexion and radial deviation

One had is holding the pt's fist
The other hand is holding the pt's lateral epicondyle
Ask the pt to resist your hand, attempting to extend wrist

Front 75

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Cozen's test?

Back 75

lateral epicondylitis
tennis elbow

Front 76

How do you perform the Mill's test?

Back 76

More of a passive test, that's a follow up to the Cozen's test.
Put elbow in full elbow extension.
Passively move him into full wrist Flexion and radial deviation.
+ if experiences pain in the lateral epicondylitis area.

Front 77

Positive test = &
significance of the of the the Mill's test?

Back 77

lateral epicondylitis

(tennis elbow)

Front 78

Directions for performing the SLR test?

Back 78

Lift pt's leg up until they report pain.
Record degree at which they feel pain.
Repeat on other leg.

Front 79

Positive test = &
significance of the of the SLR test?

Back 79

nerve root impingement/ involvement

Front 80

Directions for performing the Braggards test?

Back 80

At the degree that the patient feels pain with the straight leg raise. Make note and lower the leg to point that patient doesn't feel pain.
Dorsiflex the leg and ask if pt feel pain. Test is positive if pt feels pain.

Front 81

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Braggard's test?

Back 81

IVD pathology
intadural lesion
tight hamstricgs

Front 82

How do you perform the Nachla's test?

Back 82

Pt prone
Flex knee, foot to buttock

Front 83

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Nachla's test?

Back 83

y

Front 84

How do you perform the Yeoman's test?

Back 84

Pt prone
Flex the knee
Lift pt's leg up by the quad and ask if pain and where it's out

Front 85

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Yeoman's test?

Back 85

y

Front 86

How do you perform the Kemps test?

Back 86

y

Front 87

Positive test = &
significance of the of the Kemps test?

Back 87

Testing for joint, nerve and disc problems

Front 88

How do you perform the lower extremity compression test?

Back 88

y

Front 89

Positive test = &
significance of the of the lower extremity compression test?

Back 89

y

Front 90

How do you perform the knee distraction test?

Back 90

y

Front 91

Positive test = &
significance of the of the knee distraction test?

Back 91

y

Front 92

How do you perform the bounce test?

Back 92

y

Front 93

Positive test = &
significance of the of the bounce home test?

Back 93

y

Front 94

Positive test = &
significance of the of the bounce home test?

Back 94

y

Front 95

How do you perform the ABduction stress test?
Other name?

Back 95

Varus stress test

Front 96

Positive varus test = &
significance of the of the ABduction stress test?

Back 96

varus- abduct- pushing out
RUM
Stressing LCL

Front 97

How do you perform the ADDuction stress test?
Other name?

Back 97

Valgus Stress Test

Front 98

Positive test = &
significance of the of the ADDuction stress test?

Back 98

valgus- ADduct- pushing in
GUM
Stressing MCL

Front 99

How do you perform the

Back 99

y

Front 100

Positive test = &
significance of the of the

Back 100

y

Front 101

Picture for Dugas Test?

Back 101

y

Front 102

How is the Dugas Test performed?

Back 102

Ask pt to touch opposite shoulder

Front 103

What does the Dugas Test test for?

Back 103

dislocated shoulder

If pt has a dislocated shoulder, they won't be able to perform the test.