Knee
This common knee ligament is tested by the Anterior Drawer Test
What is the Anterior Cruciate Ligament
90% of all cervical rotation occurs in this 2 segments of the cervical spine
What is C1-C2
During examination, a patient's pupil is unresponsive to light. This cranial nerve is most likely affected.
What is Oculomotor
During a "separated shoulder" this joint is often compromised and sprained
What is the AC joint
This ligament is often torn with a valgus force to the knee
What is the Medial Collateral Ligament
This test is used to determine if an ankle xray is needed. If the patient can not bear weight and is tender on the 5th metatarsal, navicular, or lateral malleolus
What is the Ottawa Ankle Rules
A person has a thumb that is tingling and numb. The _____ determine controls the thumb region on a cervical patient.
What is C6
This test is performed during testing for the Vestibulocochlar cranial nerve testing.
What is the Rhomberg test
Internal rotation of the glenohumeral joint is performed by this rotator cuff muscle
What is subscapularis
This functional test is peformed 15 feet apart and is timed for 3 repetitions
What is the Figure 8 test
This number of repetitions is often used to when testing calf raises to determine ankle plantarflexion strength
A patient has weak shoulder abduction. This myotome would be responsible for someone with neck issues
What is C5
After suffering a head injury, a person can not shrug their shoulders. This cranial nerve is most likely injured.
What is accessory
A patient's scapula is coming off the medial border of the scapula and the rib cage. This patient has which condition
What is winging scapula
What is the patella
This bony landmark is at the distal end of the fibula and is where with ATF and CF ligaments connect
What is the lateral malleolus
A patient presents with drop foot after a lumbar surgery. This myotome most likely was affected during surgery
After a concussion, it is common to perform cranial nerve testing. There is this number of nerves to test.
What is 12
A patient injured their shoulder and they feel a large, bony lump in the front of the shoulder. This shoulder most likely dislocated _________
What is anterior
This quadriceps muscle does both knee extension and hip flexion
What is the Rectus Femoris
What is Dorsiflexion
A patient is unable to perform a full situp during core strength testing. This group of muscles are being tested
What is the upper core
A person can see images, pupil is responsive to light, but they can not track their eyes side to side. This cranial nerve is affected.
What is Abducens
A person with multi-directional instability will often present with this positive special test.
What is sulcus sign