Stress test of the sacroiliac joint:
Name of the Stress test of the sacroiliac joint: Prone gapping test: Squish test: Superior-inferior symphysis pubic stress test: Thigh thrust test: Torsion stress test:
Provocation test of the SI joint:
Name of the special test of the SI joint: Femoral shear test: Gapping test: Ipsilateral prone kinetic test: Passive extension & medial rotation of ilium on the sacrum: Passive flexion &lateral rotation of ilium on the sacrum: Passive lateral rotation of the hip :
Sweater Finger Sign (Jersey Test)
What is the purpose of the Sweater Finger Sign test? Relevant Anatomy of the Sweater Finger Sign test: Testing position of the Sweater Finger Sign test: Technique of the performance of the Sweater Finger Sign test: Interpretation of the results of the Sweater Finger Sign test: Clinical Indication of the Sweater Finger Sign test:
Finkelstein Test
Purpose of the Finkelstein Test: Testing Position of the patient for Finkelstein test: Technique of performance of the Finkelstein test: Result of the Finkelstein test Modification of the Finkelstein test: Interpretation of the Finkelstein test: Importance of Test of the Finkelstein test: Reliability of Test of the Finkelstein test:
Special test for the tendon & muscle of the wrist joint
Name of the Special test for the tendon & muscle of the wrist joint. Boyes test: Bunnel – littler test: linburg’s sign: Test for extensor hood rupture:
Approximation Test (Sacroiliac Compression Test)
What is the purpose of the Approximation Test? How do you perform the Approximation Test? What is an interpretation of the Approximation Test? Evidence of the Approximation Test: Results of the Literature Search:
Scaphoid shift test:
This test is also known as the Watson test. This test is described to Watson in the American Research in General Orthopedics in march 1978 in New Orleans This test is a provocative manoeuvre type test, which is used to examine the dynamic stability of the scaphoid bone & Reproduce the patient’s symptoms. Besides the…
Tests for malingering:
Name of the special test of the malingering: What is the purpose of both tests? Burns test: How do you performance of the burns test? What is the result of the burns test? Hoove test: How do you perform the hoove test? What is the result of the hoove test?
Test for the pathology related around the wrist joint:
These tests are applied to check the radio ulnar joint of the wrist. These tests are applied by to therapist when the patient is complaining about wrist joint pain. Name of the test of the pathology related to the ulna: Ulnar fovea sign test Ulnar impaction test Ulnar styloid triquetral impaction [ USTI ] provocation…
Thumb ulnar collateral ligament laxity test:
This thumb ulnar collateral ligament laxity test is also known as the thumb ulnar collateral ligament instability test. This thumb ulnar collateral ligament laxity test is applied to the clinic to check the tear of the collateral ligament. This thumb ulnar collateral ligament laxity test is applied by to physiotherapist when the patient is complaining…
