Tinels test for carpal tunnel syndrome : Thinel’s sign test is used in carpal tunnel syndrome. In this test, the median nerve is assessed. It is positive when by tapping on the nerve, a tingling sensation is felt by patient.
Phalens test for carpal tunnel syndrome : straight leg raise test (SLR test) or Lasegue test is a sensitive test for excluding lumbar radiculopathy which is usually caused by disk herniation. In this video how to doing this test, Bragard’s
Sacral Thrust examination : Sacral thrust test is used for sacroiliac (SI) joint provocation. This test doesn’t have much clinical value and other tests and should be done too. This video shows how to perform a sacral thrust test.
Rotator cuff examination 2 : This video discusses about subacromial shoulder impingement and a test for assessing it which is called painful arc test. How to do a painful arc test is also shown in this video.
Rotator cuff examination 1 : Supraspinatus muscle is one of the rotator cuff muscles. In this video, a test for assessing the involvement of this muscle in rotator cuff pathologies; which is called infraspinatus test and how to do it
Phalens test for carpal tunnel syndrome : This video provides some information about carpal tunnel and the definition of carpal tunnel syndrome. Phalen’s test which is used for assessing carpal tunnel syndrome is explained in this video.
Pendulum Stretching exercises for rotator cuff injuries : Pendulums are passive range of motion (ROM) exercises which are useful for increasing ROM, reducing pain and improving flexibility. In this video, a nurse is teaching how to do this exercises properly.
Medial Epicondylitis examination : This video is discussing about medial epicondylitis or Golfer’s elbow examination. In this examination, all the muscles that originate from medial epicondyle and then attach distal to the wrist, are assessed.
Lateral Epicondylitis examination : This video explains how to assess Lateral Epicondylitis, also known as tennis elbow. The test which is used for Lateral Epicondylitis examination is mill’s test and in this video it is shown how to perform it.
Hip joint examination (Patrick’s or Faber test) : In this video, the Patrick’s or Faber test which is a part of hip joint examination is explained. This test is used for assessing limitation of hip or sacroiliac range of motion.
Finkelstein’s Test : Finkelstein’s test is a test used to diagnose de Quervain’s tenosynovitis in people who have wrist pain. In this test, the patient bends her thumb across her palm and bends her fingers over her thumb. Then bends her
Crossed Straight Leg Raise Test(Crossed SLR test) : Crossed Straight Leg Raise Test is used to confirm a disk protrusion which causes lumbar radicular symptom. This test has high sensitivity in excluding lumbar radicular symptom; and, it is explained in
