The bounce home test is a physical examination used to assess the integrity of the knee joint, particularly for detecting meniscal injuries or joint effusion. The test involves passively extending the knee from a flexed position to observe if it “bounces” or lacks a smooth, complete extension, indicating possible intra-articular pathology. What is the Purpose…
Indications for use of this test : What is part of this test? Apley compression test : Purpose of this test : Technique of performance : Apley test for knee video Result of this test : Apley Distraction Test : Purpose of this test : Technique of performance : Result of this test : Reliability…
What is purpose of Rowe test? How do you perform to Rowe test? For the anterior instability: For the posterior instability :- For the inferior instability: Result of the Rowe test : Situation Indicate to stability Anterior push Anterior shoulder Posterior push Posterior shoulder Pulling of arm Inferior shoulder Result of the Rowe test Summery…
Purpose of the both test: Some instruction for both test: Active posterior lateral drawer sign: Technique of performance of test: Interpretation of the test :- Dynamic posterior shift test: Technique of performance of test: Interpretation of the test:
What is Purpose of this test? Technique of pivot shift test : Result of pivot shift test : What is the research of pivot shift test? Grading of pivot shift test : Grade I pivot shift test : Grade II pivot shift test : Grade III pivot shift test : Pivot shift test Normal of…
Introduction: Which muscle does the side leg raise? Side leg raises target this muscle primarily, The benefits of doing side leg raise There have two variations for side leg raise: Standing side leg raises Supine side leg raises To make standing leg raises easier: To make side leg raises challenging: There have some Tips for…
The Feagin Test is a clinical examination used to assess anterior shoulder instability, particularly inferior glenohumeral instability. It involves applying an inferior force to the humerus while the patient’s arm is abducted to 90 degrees and resting on the examiner’s shoulder. A positive test may indicate laxity or instability of the inferior glenohumeral ligament. What…
What is the purpose of this test? How to perform this test? First part of this test : Second part of this test? Result of this test? First part of this test: Second part of this test : What is the structure injured when the test is positive? In to first part of this test:
Piriformis is a muscle of the gluteal region which is located deep to the gluteus maximus. Piriformis muscle with other muscles like gemellus superior, obturator internus, gemellus inferior, quadratus femoris, obturator externus muscles are the responsible for external rotators of the hip . Piriformis attaching to the sacrum on one end and the greater trochanter…
Posture is very important, that timeless advice we’ve probably all heard at one time or another “Stand up straight.”. It’s worth heeding. Good posture is important to balance and by standing up straight, you center your weight over your feet. This also helps you maintain correct form while exercising, which results in fewer injuries and…
