Category 1
Pronation includes this movement of the subtalar joint
What is eversion?
This type of disc herniation causes no rupture of the annulus fibrosus as the disc bulges posteriorly
What is protrusion?
The patellar reflex tests this level
What is L3-L4?
L4-L5 reflex is tested by tapping here
What is posterior to the medial malleolus?
Assessment best used when there is palpable and observable swelling around the patella
What is the Patellar Tap Test?
This positive test may indicate a L2-L3 nerve root lesion
What is Prone Knee Bending test?
A positive Thomas test may indicate this contracture
What is iliopsoas?
Weakness or instability of hip abductors can by tested by
What is Trendelenburg's?
S1 - S2 tests this reflex
What is the Achilles reflex?
Movement greater than this amount is considered positive for Anterior Drawer of the knee
What is 6mm?
A TFL contracture can be tested by performing this test
What is Obers?
Passively dorsiflexing the foot during SLR is known as this
What is Bragard's test?
A sequestrated disc herniation causes these to form outside the disc
What are fragments?
What is the brush, stroke, bulge test?
Before performing Anterior Drawer test at the knee, it is best practice to rule out this
What is the PCL?