Ankle Mobility Test
Ankle Mobility Test
Introduction: The range of motion and flexibility of your ankle joint are evaluated by an ankle mobility test, which is essential for healthy walking, running, squatting, and lower-body function in…
Pulmonary Function Tests
Pulmonary Function Test
What is a Pulmonary Function Test? The performance of your lungs is assessed by pulmonary function tests. They control how much air enters and exits your lungs, how much air…
Silfverskiold-test
Silfverskiold Test
Introduction The Silfverskiold test is a clinical examination used to differentiate between gastrocnemius and soleus muscle tightness in cases of ankle dorsiflexion limitation. The test involves assessing passive ankle dorsiflexion…
Lumbar spine examination
Lumbar Spine Examination
The lumbar spine examination is a structured assessment used to evaluate lower back function, mobility, strength, and potential sources of pain. It typically includes observation, palpation, range of motion testing,…
elbow examination
Elbow Examination
What is an Elbow Examination? The elbow examination is a systematic assessment used to evaluate the function, stability, and integrity of the elbow joint. It involves observation, palpation, range of…
phalen test
Phalen’s Test
Phalen's Test is a clinical examination test used to diagnose carpal tunnel syndrome. The patient flexes both wrists and presses the backs of their hands together for 30-60 seconds. A…
anatomical-snuff-box
Anatomical Snuff Box
Introduction The anatomical snuffbox, or the radial fossa, is a triangular indent located on the outer side of the back of the hand. It can be found at the level…
wrist and hand examination
Wrist and Hand Examination
A wrist and hand examination involves a detailed assessment of the anatomical structures, function, and range of motion of the wrist, hand, and fingers. It includes inspection, palpation, evaluation of…
cervical spine examination
Cervical Spine Examination
What is a Cervical Spine Examination? A cervical spine examination assesses the neck region's structure and function, focusing on posture, alignment, range of motion, and potential sources of pain or…
kernig sign
Kernig’s Sign
What is Kernig's Sign? Kernig's sign is a clinical test for meningeal irritation, often seen in meningitis. It is positive when extending the knee from a flexed hip position causes…