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1. 
The examiner lowers the leg just below the point of pain in Lasegue’s and strongly dorsiflexes the foot
A.
Milgram’s
B.
Well Leg Raising and Fajersztajn
C.
Braggard’s
D.
Goldthwait
2. 
Patient arises from seated position with affected leg bent, balancing on healthy side, grasping side of chair.
A.
Minor’s Sign
B.
Bechterew
C.
Neri’s
D.
Beery’s
3. 
What condition is described below? S/S: Immediate, snap, leg pain leads to LBP Ortho:+SLR Confirm: MRI. Possible saddle parastesia
A.
Disc Protrusion
B.
Disc Prolapse
C.
Posterolateral Disc
D.
Posteromedial Disc
4. 
S/S: Numbness, tingling, paresthesia, anterolateral - thigh, rarely goes below knee. protuberent belly.
A.
Disc Herniation
B.
Disc Prolapse
C.
Meralgia Paresthetica
D.
Mysoitis Ossificans
5. 
S/S: Anteromedial chest location of pain (inflammation of costal cartilages), DDX with sternal compression
A.
costochondritis
B.
Flail chest
C.
Rib fracture
D.
Myositis Ossificans
6. 
Patient is in lateral decubitis position with affected side up. Examiner places both hands on the superior ilium and applies downward pressure.
A.
Gaenslen’s
B.
Lewin-Gaenslen’s
C.
Iliac Compression
D.
Hip Abduction Stress
7. 
The examiner stabilizes the SI joint with one hand, then maximally flexes the knee and hyperextends the thigh with the other hand
A.
Gaenslen’s
B.
Yeoman’s
C.
Peutz Jegher's
D.
Iliac crest test
8. 
Coxa vara has a femoral angle of :
A.
120-130°
B.
>130°
C.
<120°
9. 
Coxa valga has a femoral angle of :
A.
120-130°
B.
>130°
C.
<120°
10. 
Patient supine. Patient flexes both knees to 90° with the feet placed flat on the table and both malleoli approximated. The examiner compares the height of the knees
A.
Apex'
B.
Allis'
C.
Dawbarn's
D.
Apley's
11. 
What condition means “Bowed Legs”?
A.
Genu Valgum
B.
Genu Varum
C.
Coxa Valgum
D.
Coxa Varum
12. 
What abnormality is explained below? talar head displaces medially and plantarward
A.
Pes planus
B.
Pes cavernosum
C.
Talipes Equino Varus
D.
Foot subluxation
13. 
What abnormality is described below? Up on toes with toes pointing medial.
A.
Talipes Equino Varus
B.
Pes planus
C.
Pes cavernosum
D.
Wry foot
14. 
What condition is being described below? S/S: Burning sole pain refers to dorsum of foot, between 3rd and 4th toes Dx: Weight bearing pain, taking shoes off and massage relieves the pain
A.
Morton's Neuroma
B.
Medial Plantar Neuritis
C.
Ankle Sprain
D.
Plantar Fascitis
15. 
Patient kneels on a padded table approximately 18 inches off the floor and is asked to bend over and touch the floor while examiner stabilizes patient by holding their heels
A.
MagnusMagnusson’sson’s
B.
Lasegue Sitting
C.
Hoover’s Sign
D.
Burn’s Bench
16. 
The patient is sitting upright on the edge of a table or chair which has no backrest. The examiner faces the patient and usually under the guise of “checking the circulation” extends the patient’s legs below the knee, one at a time, so that the limb is parallel with the floor.
A.
Magnusson’s
B.
Lasegue Sitting
C.
Hoover’s Sign
D.
Burn’s Bench
17. 
The patient is supine. Examiner holds the thighs or ankles down and asks the patient to sit up.
A.
Forestier Bowstring
B.
Lewin Supine
C.
Chest Expansion
D.
Sit up test
18. 
The patient lies supine with legs extended. The examiner places one hand under the heel of the affected leg and the other hand on the knee, and flexes the thigh on the pelvis while the knee is flexed. The examiner then slowly extends the knee, while the leg is elevated.
A.
Bragard's Sign
B.
Lasegue Test
C.
Fajersztajn's Test
D.
Becterew's Sitting Test
19. 
While in a seated position, the patient attempts to extend each leg, one at a time. The examiner resists the patient's attempts at hip flexion with downward pressure on the thigh. This extension is followed by an attempt to extend both legs.
A.
Bragard's Sign
B.
Hautant's Test
C.
Fajersztajn's Test
D.
Bechterew's Sitting Test
20. 
When performing this test the patient is lying supine with both lower limbs straight out and is directed to raise the limbs until the heels are 6 inches off the table. This test increases intrathecal pressure, and localized or radiating pain my indicate a sapce occupying lesion.
A.
Bowstring Test
B.
Milgram's Test
C.
Deyerle's Sign
D.
Lindner's Sign
21. 
While the patient is in the standing position, the examiner punches the buttock on the side suspected to have a lesion.
A.
Lewin
B.
Hautant's
C.
Allen's
D.
Wilson's
22. 
To perform this test the patient is in the prone position, the examiner stabilizes the pelvis on the nearest side by placing one hand firmly on the dorsum of the iliac bone. With the other hand around the patient’s ankle, the opposite knee is flexed to a right angle. The knee is flexed to its maximum without elevating the thigh from the examination table from this position, the examiner slowly pushes the leg laterally, causing strong internal rotation of the femoral head.The production of pelvic pain is a positive finding. The test is significant for a hip or sacroiliac lesion.
A.
Lewin Punch Test
B.
Bonet's Test
C.
Hibb's Test
D.
Becterew's Sitting Test
23. 
A patient in side posture position with the involved side up, back straight, head slightly flexed. Extend the knee and pull posterior, flex the knee and pull posterior. Pain in anterior thigh indicates nerve root irritation.
A.
Lewin Punch Test
B.
Lasegue Test
C.
Fajersztajn's Test
D.
Femoral Nerve Traction Test
24. 
The patient is side lying on the unaffected hip and thigh. The examiner places one hand on the pelvis to steady it and grasps the patient’s ankle lightly with the other hand, holding the knee flexed at a right angle. The thigh is abducted and extended. The examiner allows leg to drop into adduction.
A.
Ober’s Test
B.
Anvil Test
C.
Trendelenburg’s Test
D.
Becterew's Test
25. 
While the examiner stands behind, the patient stands on one foot, on the side of involvement and raises the other foot and leg for thigh flexion and knee flexion. A positive test is when the gluteal fold lowers on the side of the raised knee. This is indicative of weakness of contralateral hip abductors.
A.
Lewin Punch Test
B.
Foraminal Compression Test
C.
Trendelenburg’s Test
D.
gopldthwait's
26. 
With the patient supine and the knee flexed to 30 degrees, the examiner stabilizes the femur with one hand and pulls forward on the tibia with the other hand. A positive sign indicates anterior cruciate ligament instability
A.
Posterior Drawer
B.
Lachman's
C.
Adduction Stress
D.
Apley's Compression
27. 
The patient is supine while examiner lifts leg slightly flexed and then allows limb to fall back into extension. The normal knee will fall crisply into extension. Inability to extend or a ratchet movement may indicate a joint mouse such as Osteochondritis Dessicans or joint effusion.
A.
Bounce Home Test
B.
Ap[ley's
C.
Anterior Drawer
D.
Apley's distraction
28. 
The patient lies in a supine position and the examiner flexes the patient’s hip to 90 degrees and then the knee to 90 degrees. The examiner uses the thumb to apply pressure to the lateral femoral condyle, or within 1 to 2 cm of this condyle. While the pressure is maintained, the patient’s knee is passively extended. At about 30 degrees of flexion, the patient will complain of severe pain over the lateral femoral condyle.This test is for iliotibial band friction syndrome.
A.
Bowstring Test
B.
Homan's Test
C.
Noble Compression Test
D.
Wright’s Test
29. 
The patient is supine. The examiner places one hand around the anterior aspect of the lower tibia, just above the ankle, while gripping the calcaneus in the palm of the other hand. While the tibia is pushed posteriorly, the calcaneus and talus are drawn anteriorly. The sign is present when the talus slides anteriorly under the ankle mortise. The test indicates anterior talofibular ligament instability usually secondary to rupture.
A.
Anterior Drawer Test
B.
Lasegue Test
C.
Trendelenburg’s Test
D.
Posterior Drawer Test
30. 
The patient is prone with the feet hanging over the edge of the examining table. The examiner flexes the knee of the affected leg to 90 degrees and squeezes the calf muscles just below the widest level of the posterior portion of the leg. Normally a reflex plantar flexion motion of the foot occurs. The test is positive when the foot does not respond.The test indicates a complete rupture of the Achilles tendon.
A.
Lewin
B.
Hautant's
C.
Fajersztajn's
D.
Thompson’s
31. 
The patient is instructed to kneel on a table or stool approximately 18 inches from the floor and bend the trunk foreward, far enough to allow touching of the floor with fingertips or hands while the examiner stabilizes patient by holding their heels. This is a test for:
A.
malingering
B.
sacroilliac lesion
C.
lumbar disc lesion
D.
lumbar muscle involvement
32. 
The examiner establishes the patient’s resting pulse rate, and the patient is made comfortable as possible. Then without changing the patient’s position, the examiner applies mechanical pressure over the painful area, while monitoring the pulse rate. An increase in pulse rate of 10 or more beats per minute constitutes a positive sign
A.
Mannkopf’s
B.
Obturator's Sign
C.
Psoas Sign
D.
Lindner's Sign
33. 
The examiner establishes the patient’s resting pulse rate, and the patient is made comfortable as possible. Then without changing the patient’s position, the examiner applies mechanical pressure over the painful area, while monitoring the pulse rate.
A.
malingering
B.
pain threshold
C.
RSD
D.
hypersympatheticatonia
34. 
The patient raises both arms above the head while in the seated position and then bends laterally. If pain is created on the concave side, it is due to intercostals neuritis. If pain is created on the convex side, the diagnosis is intercostal myofascitis or pleurisy which much be differentiated. Pleuritis.
A.
Bragard's Sign
B.
Schepelmann’s Sign
C.
Psoas Sign
D.
Lindner's Sign
35. 
Schepelmann’s is positive on the right when the patient is bending to the right. This indicates:
A.
intercostal neuritis
B.
intercostal myofascitis
C.
pleurisy
D.
intercostal sprain
36. 
Which of the following can be indicated by a positive swallowing test?(all that apply)
A.
disc protrusion
B.
DISH
C.
Tumor
D.
Large anterior osteophyte
37. 
With the patient seated and the head slightly flexed, the examiner percusses the spinous processes and associated musculature of each of the vertebra with a neurologic reflex hammer. Severe localized pain might indicate:
A.
fracture
B.
disc lesion
C.
ligamentous sprain
D.
subluxation
38. 
Positive chest compression test may indicate:
A.
fracture is pain is severe
B.
underlying lung pathology
C.
atelectasis
D.
Pluresy
39. 
With the arm in abduction and extension and the elbow fully flexed, the patient extends the elbow.
A.
Bragard's Sign
B.
Bikele’s Sign
C.
Battle Sign
D.
Maximum Cervical Compression Test
40. 
Which test indicates brachial plexus neuritis or meningeal irritation?
A.
Bragard's Sign
B.
Bikele’s Sign
C.
Battle Sign
D.
Maximum Cervical Compression Test
41. 
While the patient is lying supine, the examiner raises the leg, dorsiflexes the patient’s foot and squeezes the calf.
A.
Homan’s Sign
B.
Schepelmann’s Sign
C.
Wallenburg syndrome
D.
Wilson's Test
42. 
A positive homan's test indicates______
A.
deep vein thrombosis
B.
thrombophlebitis
C.
thromboangitis
D.
peripheral vascular disease
43. 
Which test is NOT for IVF encroachment?
A.
soto hall
B.
jackson's
C.
compression
D.
distraction
44. 
Which test is for brachial plexus lesion/dural sleeve adhesions
A.
shoulder depression
B.
compression
C.
Bakody
D.
Halstead's
45. 
Which test is IS for possible compression fracture?
A.
soto hall
B.
compression
C.
Jackson's
D.
Maximal cervical compression
46. 
Which test is not specific to possible neurovascular compression at the thoracic outlet or in the cervical spine?
A.
Allen's
B.
costoclavicular maneuver
C.
Adson's
D.
Wright's
47. 
Which test(s) indicate shoulder dislocation?
A.
Apprehension
B.
Dugas
C.
Drop arm
D.
Mazion's
48. 
Which test reveals bicipital tendon instability?
A.
Yergason's
B.
Dawbarn's'
C.
Mazion's
D.
Press test
49. 
Which test indicates possible rotator cuff injury?
A.
Codman's
B.
Speed's
C.
Calvary's
D.
Press test
50. 
Which test indicates subacromial bursitis?
A.
Dawbarn's
B.
Supraspinatus Press
C.
Mazion's
D.
Push button sign
51. 
Cozen's is for _____ epicondylitis and Mills is for _____ epicondylitis.
A.
lateral, medial
B.
medial, lateral
C.
lateral, lateral
D.
medial, medial
52. 
involves percussion:
A.
Tinel's
B.
Phalen's
C.
finkelstein's
D.
Mill's
53. 
Which positive test indicates De Quervain's syndrome?
A.
Finkelstein's
B.
Wartenberg's
C.
Finsterer's
D.
Froment's
54. 
Which test is suggestive of RA affecting the wrist?
A.
Bracelet
B.
Pinch
C.
Froment's
D.
Carpal Lift
55. 
Which test indicates ulnar nerve paralysis?
A.
Froment's
B.
Pinch
C.
Bracelet
D.
Finsterer's
56. 
Which test does not involve sciatic neuralgia?
A.
becterew's
B.
straight leg raiser
C.
Bowstring
D.
Nachlas
57. 
Which test indicates hamstring muscle tightness?
A.
Beery's
B.
Goldthwait
C.
Lewin
D.
Turyn's
58. 
Which test is NOT indicative of AS?
A.
chest expansion
B.
bowstring
C.
lewin supine
D.
sheppleman's
59. 
Which test indicates a sacroiliac lesion? (all that apply)
A.
gaenslen's
B.
iliac compression
C.
Hibb's
D.
Yeoman's
60. 
Which test indicates tensor fascia lata contracture?
A.
Thomas
B.
Ober
C.
Anvil
D.
Ely
61. 
Which test indicates a shortened iliopsoas muscle?
A.
Thomas
B.
Hibbs
C.
Obers
D.
Ely's
62. 
Test(s) indicating anterior cruciate ligament instability
A.
anterior drawer
B.
posterior drawer
C.
lachman's
D.
McMurray
63. 
Test(s) indicating medial meniscus injury
A.
McMurray
B.
Apley's compression
C.
Patellar grinding
D.
Bounce Home
64. 
A positive ________ is indicative of chrondromalacia patella
A.
slocum's
B.
patellar grinding
C.
ballotment
D.
fouchet's
65. 
complete rupture of the achilles tendon is indicated by the _____test.
A.
Thompson's
B.
Simmond's
C.
Drawer
D.
Morton's
66. 
To assess a patient's pain threshold, use the _____test.
A.
Libman's
B.
Mankpoff
C.
Ely's
D.
Push button
67. 
In a 30 year old patient with low back pain and stiffness, The chest expansion test should raise the concern of possible AS if the difference between inspiration and expiration is less than
A.
1.5"
B.
1"
C.
.5"
D.
3"