Pectoral stretch is the important exercise to improve flexibility of your chest muscles mainly Pectoralis major and Pectoralis minor muscles. This exercise helps to improve mobility of chest area and improves your posture. What is a pectoral stretch? The pectoral muscle has 2 types: pectoralis major muscle and pectoralis minor muscle. It is located on…
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…
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?
What is Clamshell exercise? It Name implies the way your legs and hips make a clamshell when doing the movement, This exercise will strengthen your hips and thigh muscle by stabilizing your pelvic muscles and toning your glutes. You can do this exercise anywhere, with some space and there has no need for equipment for…
What are Burgers exercises? Burgers exercise is the best exercise for arterial insufficiency of the lower extremities. This exercise will consist of the elevation of the leg followed by the dependency of legs, and finally in the horizontal position of the leg for rest. It is also known as a Buerger Allen exercises. It is…
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…
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…
Intermittent claudication implies arterial insufficiency to the tissue. It is most commonly evident when activity occurs because of the increased vascular demand of the tissues. There are two types of intermittent claudication – vascular & neurogenic. The vascular type is most commonly the result of arteriosclerosis, article embolism, or thrombi – angiitis obliterans & commonly…
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This test is also known as the Harness – Zancolli test. This test is used to check the tightness of the retinacular ligaments. This clinical test is applied by the therapist when the patient is complain about the wrist joint. What is the purpose of the Test for tight retinacula [ collateral ] ligaments? This…
This Supination Lift Test helps to determine whether pathology is presented in the TFCC Means triangular fibrocartilage complex. This Supination Lift Test is also been described for the localized tear into the dorsal Triangular fibrocartilage complex, peripheral. With the Supination Lift Test patient is feel pain when attempting to lift the examination table with the…
