CCEP Orthopedic Tests Revised Questions with Approved Answers 2024

CCEP Orthopedic Tests Revised Questions with Approved Answers 2024 Hip Orthopedic Test's 1) Patrick's Test 2) Laguere's Sign 3) Thomas Test 4) Allis Test 5) Ely's Patrick's Test F-Ab-Er) Position: Supine Purpose: Hip Joint Disease and Hip Flexor Spasm Procedure: Dr flexes hip and knee, foot is flat on table, and pushes thigh into acetabulum. Dr lowers this leg to normal then crosses it to place its ankle just above the knee joint of the opposite leg (make a figure 4). Dr stabilizes the contralateral ASIS and presses bent knee A->P Positive: Positive when test leg remains above opposite leg. Pain or decreased ROM = hip joint pathology (sprain/strain, iliopsoas spasm, bursitis). Pain low back may be SI joint lesion Laguere's Test Position: Supine Purpose: Tests hip joint lesion Procedure: Pt flexes bad knee and hip. Dr stands on symptomatic side, stabilizes opposite ASIS, and abducts & ext. rotates hip applying pressure at end ROM. Compressive forces added to acetabulum. Positive: Positive for non-specified hip pathology if there is a pain in SI joint