Clinical Assessment 1 Review (10/7)

What is a popeye deformity is most commonly caused by?

You would expect to get the most accessory motion at the SC joint with the arm in which position?

Which of the following muscles is being tested with the Drop Arm Sign?

Which patient would you most likely perform a load and shift test on?

Your patient is unable to look down and in during your CN exam. Which CN is most likely involved?

Which of the following tests is not within the cluster for rotator cuff tears?

2 y/o pt presents with severe elbow pain after her dad was swinging her around by her hand. What is your RF hypothesis?

Your pt has posterior hand pain and a history of COPD. What might you expect to see when observing the pt's hand?

You perform the digital blood flow test and it takes 8 sec for color to return to the finger. This may be indicative of:

Which soft tissue structures are you testing when performing the special tests for a SLAP tear?

Your pt presents with a dislocated shoulder. Which soft tissue structure is most likely involved?

You ask your patient to stick her tongue out, and it deviates to the left. Which side would you expect the lesion to be?

Empty can (+) and full can (-). What does this result suggest?

Your pt reports needing to left his elbow (shoulder abd) to eat her food. What structure is most likely involved?

Which of the following is not a test that will help you rule in your primary hypothesis of lateral epicondylalgia?

What does a positive Murphy's sign indicate?

Your pt has neck pain and his right C5 reflex is 4+. What test is most appropriate to perform based on this result?

You assess ROM of a patient with adhesive capsulitis. Based on the capsular pattern, which motion would be most limited?

As a direct access provider, what is the most important question we should ask ourselves when performing an evaluation?

You evaluate a patient that has a forward head and reports headaches. Which muscle would you expect to be weak?

Pt reports left shoulder pain. What is the most appropriate question to help you rule out a cardiovascular condition?

Your pt presents with scapular winging during scapular depression. Which muscle would you expect to be weak?

In which position would you expect to observe the most joint play at the humeroulnar joint?

Which ligament and band of the ligament are you testing when performing the valgus instability test at 20 degrees?

The Jerk Test reproduces your pt's pain, but you don't feel a clunk/jerk. Would you consider this a (+) or (-) result?

Which of the following tests assesses the ulnar nerve?

Your pt has an empty end feel with shoulder ER PROM. This is considered abnormal because the normal end feel for ER is:

The inability to adduct the little finger may be indicative of:

Pt reports neck pain. Shoulder abd. strength is diminished. Which of these is your primary hypothesis?

Your pt performs a grip strength assessment and the results were: R - 150 lbs L- 140 lbs. You would consider this:

While performing the O'brien's test, your pt complains of deep shoulder pain. This may be indicative of:

If the pt's irritability is low, and he has a (+) biceps load I & II, what is one other test to help rule in SLAP tear?

Shoulder abduction AROM produces increased shoulder pain at end range. What structure is most likely involved?

Pt reports running for 15 minutes her pain reaches 6/10 and takes 15 minutes to alleviate. What's her irritability?

You assess AROM of your a baseball player, and he has 110 degrees ER and IR 70 degrees. You would consider this:

Which bone are you palpating when you place your finger in the anatomical snuffbox and ask the pt to ulnarly deviate?

Your pt reports dislocating his shoulder during a football game. Which special test is most appropriate to perform 1st?

Your patient has localized pain at the lateral aspect of his elbow. What is your primary hypothesis?