Video Segments - Athletic Training Exam Review

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Video 1

Valgus Stress Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Valgus stress test

Varus stress test

Hyperextension test

Bounce back test

Drawer test

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Valgus Stress Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Medial collateral ligament or MCL, medial joint capsule

Lateral collateral ligament or LCL, lateral joint capsule

Posterior collateral ligament or PCL, posterior joint capsule

Anterior collateral ligament or ACL, anterior joint capsule

Intergrity of the anconeus muscle

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Valgus Stress Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Laxity with pain at the medial joint line

Laxity with pain at the lateral joint line

A grinding pain under the patella

Referred pain to the ankle

A joint locking” sensation with testing”

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Video 2

Lachmans Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Anterior drawer test

Pivot shift test

Posterior sag test

McMurray’s test

Lachman’s test

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Lachmans Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Medial collateral ligament

Anterior talofibular ligament

Menisci

Anterior cruciate ligament or ACL

Posterior capsule

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Lachmans Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Referred pain to the dorsum of the foot

Knee joint locking” with referred pain to the gastrocsoleus”

Increased anterior tibial translation, pain

Increased posterior tibial translation, pain

A grinding sensation under the patella

None

Video 3

Thompsons Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Thomas test

Plantarflexion test

Homan’s test

Thompson’s test

Tinel’s test

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Thompsons Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Popliteal artery

Peroneal nerve

Achilles tendon

Soleus muscle

Plantar fascia

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Thompsons Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Foot does not plantar flex when the calf is squeezed

Foot does not dorsiflex when the calf is squeezed

Absence of the dorsal pedal pulse

Excessive plantar flexion when the calf is squeezed

Excessive dorsiflexion when the calf is squeezed

None

Video 4

Thessaly Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Tibial rotation test

Thessaly test

Bounce back test

Apley’s test

Pivot shift test

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Thessaly Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Tibia

Patella

Meniscus or menisci

Patellar tendon

Iliotibial band

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Thessaly Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Pain in the anterior aspect of the knee

Posterior knee pain with referred pain to the hip

Medial or lateral joint line pain and may have a sense of locking or catching

Increased posterior tibial translation

A grinding in the hip joint

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Video 5

PatricksFABERFigure Four Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Milgrams test

Patrick’s, FABER or Figure four test

ASIS distraction test

Hip adductor stress test

Piriformis test

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PatricksFABERFigure Four Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Biceps femoris

Vastus lateralis

Hip, sacroiliac or iliopsoas

Gluteus medius

Iliotibial band

None

PatricksFABERFigure Four Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Decreased range of motion in the hip and knee, without pain

Inability to internally rotate the hip

Pain and numbness in the gluteal region with testing

Inability to lower the flexed thigh down to the level of the leg on the table, hip joint pain, sacroiliac pain

Inability to lower the flexed thigh down to the level of the leg on the table, pain at the pubic symphsis, referred pain to the opposite ankle

None

Video 6

Allens Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Adam’s test

Tinel’s test

Phalen’s test

Carpal tunnel test

Allen’s test

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Allens Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Ulnar artery

Radial artery

Brachial artery

Median nerve

Radial nerve

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Allens Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Pectoralis major muscle contraction

Grinding or clunking sensation in the shoulder

Radiating pain to the C6 nerve distribution

Diminished or absent radial pulse

Instability of the acromioclavicular joint

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Video 7

Adsons Maneuver Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Adam’s test

Adson’s maneuver test

Valsalva test

Subclavian compression test

Vertebral artery test

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Adsons Maneuver Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Subclavian artery

Vertebral artery

Jugular vein

Aorta

Esophagus

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Adsons Maneuver Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Anterior instability of the shoulder

Diminished or absent radial pulse

Pectoralis major muscle contraction

Diminished or absent brachial pulse

Pain over the glenohumeral joint

None

Video 8

Obers Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Iliotibial band test

Thomas test

Ely’s test

Ober’s test

Kernig test

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Obers Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Iliotibial or IT band

Iliopsoas

Sacroiliac joint

Hip joint

Tensor fascia latae

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Obers Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Pain with internal rotation but decreases with external rotation of the hip

Palpable clunk when externally rotating the lower leg

Pain and clicking with passive internal and external rotation of the hip

Lower extremity does not adduct past parallel (to the table)

Lower extremity does not abduct past parallel (to the table)

None

Video 9

Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Neer test

Cross over test

Hawkins-Kennedy test

Clunk test

Speeds test

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Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Triceps tendon

Supraspinatus or long head of the biceps brachii tendon

Anterior deltoid

Labrum

Coronoid

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Hawkins-Kennedy Impingement Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Pain and apprehension during the testing movement

Clavicular pain during testing movement

Resistance to passive horizontal abduction

Pain at the C5-6 dermatome

Diminished or absent radial pulse

None

Video 10

Squeeze Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Kleiger test

Apley’s compression test

Noble compression test

Squeeze test

Godfrey’s test

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Squeeze Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Tibia or fibula

Talus

Calcaneus

Interosseus membrane

Peritoneum

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Squeeze Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Referred pain to the ankle

Numbness along the medial aspect of the lower leg

Pain with compression of the patella against the femur

Inability to plantar or dorsiflex

Pain with compression of the tibia and fibula

None

Video 11

McMurrays Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Apley’s compression test

Valgus stress test

Pivot shift

Slocum test

McMurray’s meniscal test

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McMurrays Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Anterior cruciate ligament

Posterior cruciate ligament

Medial collateral ligament

Lateral collateral ligament

Meniscus or menisci

None

McMurrays Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

An audible pop” with repetitive flexion/extension of the hip”

Referred pain to the anterior aspect of the knee from the hip

Numbness in the groin area with testing

Popping, locking, or clicking with pain in the knee joint

Knee does not flex beyond 90 degrees

None

Video 12

Piriformis Tightness Test Question 1

What is the name of this test?

Ober test

Ely’s test

SI distraction test

Piriformis test

Kendall test

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Piriformis Tightness Test Question 2

What is/are the primary structure/s this test is intended to evaluate?

Obturator

Gluteus maximus

Piriformis

Iliotibial band

Acetabulum

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Piriformis Tightness Test Question 3

What would indicate a positive test?

Pain in the buttocks or sciatic pain

Unable to flex the knee completely

Groin pain

Lateral distal thigh pain

Low back pain

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