FINAL Sports Medicine: Exam Test
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Path and Pos: Neer Impingement test
Pain, apphrension by patient, inability to move
impingement of supraspinatus, subacromial bursa,
bicep tendon
Path and Pos: Hawkins Kennedy Impingement
test
Pain, apphrension by patient, inability to move
impingement of suspraspinatus Path and Pos:
yergason test
Pain and or snapping at bicipital groove
subluxing bicep tendon and bicep tendinitis
Path and Pos: Ludington test decreased or
absent tension in tendon, pain rupture of the
long head of the biceps Brachii Path and
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Pos: speeds test pain and or tenderness at
bicipital groove bicipital tendinits Path and
Pos: O briens test pain of clicking in the GH
joint
(pain when thumb is down and is lessened or
absent when supinated) SLAP Lescion
Path and Pos: Anterior slide test
Crepitus, pop, creek, at GH joint
Labral tear, SLAP lescion
Path and Pos: Bicep Load 1&2
Apprehension remains the same or the shoulder
becomes more painful with resisted elbow flexion
SLAP tear, tests integrity of superior Labrum
Path and Pos: Grind Test (AKA compression
rotation test)
concordant symptoms, popping, locking, crepitus
SLAP Lescion
Path and Pos: Jerk Test (Posterior stress test)
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Clunk that may or may not be painful
Posterior Labrum joint, GH joint
instability Path and Pos: Clunk test
crepitus or Clunk at GH Joint Labral
Lescion
Path and Pos: Adson's test
rdial pulse disappears or is greatly diminshed
TOS
Path and Pos: Allen test
Radial pulse disappears or is greatly diminished
TOS
Path and Pos: Military Brace Position Test
Radial pulse disappears or reproduction
of neurological symptoms TOS
Path and Pos: Roo's Test
inability to maintain the testing
Vascular or neurological TOS
Path and Pos: Wright Test
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Radial pulse disappears or reproduction
of neurlogical symptoms TOS
Path and Pos: Cervical Compression
Test reproduction of S&S, Pain Facet
Joint Syndrome and or NRI
Path and Pos: Distraction Test
Reproduction or elimination of S&S, relief of pain
Facet Joint syndrome and NRI
Path and Pos: Spurling's Test
reproduction of S&S, pain radiating into, some side
arm NRI
Path and Pos: Vertebral Artery Test
Dizziness, confusion, nystagmos, unilateral pupil
changes
Occlusion of the cervical vertebral arteries Path
and Pos: Upper Limb Neutral tension Test
reproduction of S&S, Motion limitation
Hyperirritability of nerve due to shortness or
impingement Piano Key test