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Test ID Test Name Dialog Rating
2Assess mobility or spine, hips knees and ankles. (Proceed to breakout if needed)TBD
3Stand and bring your chin to your chestTBD
4Stand with the feet together and arms at their sides. Extend the head back and look at the ceiling. TBD
5Patient stands with feet together and arms at the side. Patient rotates head to the left as far as possible and then flexes the chin to the middle of the clavicle. Instruct the patient not to elevate or protract the scapula or open their mouth. TBD
7Patient stands with bare feet and arms at their side.Patient is asked to lean forward at the ankles without bending at the waist. Look for gripping of the toes on the floor. TBD
8Patient lays supine and is instructed to "slowly lift your leg to the ceiling". TBD
9Patient lays on side and abducts hip to ceiling. TBD
10Actively flex the chin to chest. TBD
11Clinician passively flexes the head while patient is supine. TBD
12Bilateral blood pressure, pulse rates and auscultation of the subclavian and carotid arteries. It also includes George\'s functional maneuver which has the patient rotate, laterally bend and extend the head. Signs of nausea, tinnitus, vertigo, light headaches, slurring of speech, dizziness or nystagmus. TBD
13Patient is instructed to cough. Flinching, grimace, or touching the abdomen is considered a failing test. TBD
14Examiner slowly depresses the abdominal wall for 15-30 and then quickly releases the pressure. Non specific sign for presence of peritonitis. TBD
15Patient is placed supine while the clinician supports the patients lower extremity. The hip and knee is flexed to 90 degrees. The sign is positive if internal and external rotation causes pain. TBD
16Patient is placed supine while the clinician applies pressure in the left lower quadrant in an area not usually associated with appendiceal pain/tenderness. The clinician releases the area and assess for pain. TBD
17Bilateral blood pressure, pulse rates and auscultation of the subclavian and carotid arteries. It also includes George\'s functional maneuver which has the patient rotate, laterally bend and extend the head. Signs of nausea, tinnitus, vertigo, light headaches, slurring of speech, dizziness or nystagmus. TBD
18A tape measure is placed around the chest of the individual at the fourth intercostal space. The patient is instructed to exhale completely and the first measurement is taken. The patient then inhales maximally and a second measurement is taken. Normal differences between these two measurements is 1.5-3 inches. TBD
19Patient stands with hands at sides and feet together. The patient bends forward and attempts to touch the toes with their fingers. TBD
20Patient stands with arms over head and extends backwards. TBD
21Stand with feet together and rotate to either side as far as possibleTBD
22TBD
23Cue: Curl up to touch your knees. Movement complete when scapula elevates off table.TBD
24TBD
25Tap patellar tendon with reflex hammer.TBD
26Patient stands with feet together and attempts to reach opposite superior angle of scapula by abducting and externally rotating shoulder.TBD
28Place head in lateral flexion and use downward pressure on cervical spine.TBD
29 Downward pressure on head with rotation and lateral bending.TBD
30Laterally flexes the subject's head away from the side being tested while applying traction to the shoulder.TBD
31In a supine position, patient is asked to flex his or her neck and touch chin to chest.TBD
32With maximum rotation and flexion, the examiner delivers a vertical blow to the top of the head.TBD
33The examiner asks the subject to swallow.TBD
34Stand and bend to point of pain and cough or sneeze.TBD
35With patient supine, passively raise straight leg into hip flexion.TBD
36The leg on the affected side is lowered to just below the point of pain and the foot is placed into dorsiflexionTBD
37Alternate hand stabilizers in push up position.TBD
38Tap the Achilles tendon and look for response.TBD
39Tap the patient's biceps tendon through the examiners thumb.TBD
40Tap the bracioradialis tendon.TBD
51Patient sits on the table with legs extended. Patient attempts to touch their toes. TBD
58Place patient supine and have them maximally rotate the head to one side and perform a chin tuck.TBD
59Patient is supine on table with arms at sides and actively rotates head to each side as far as possible. Goal of 80 degrees.TBD
60Patient lays supine on the table with their arms at their sides. The patient's head is passively rotated by the physician to either side.TBD
61Patient is placed on the table supine with arms at sides. The patient's neck is placed in full cervical flexion passively by the clinician. The patient is then instructed to rotate the neck to either side as far as possible.TBD
63Patient stands with big toe 5 inches away from wall. Patient then attempts to touch the wall the their knee while keeping the testing legs foot flat on the floor. This test evaluates ankle joint motion as well as length of the Achilles tendon. TBD
65Patient is supine on table with arms at sides and head and neck off the end of the table. Patient's head and neck are passively placed into extension as far as possible. TBD
66Patient reaches behind their back to touch the opposite scapula. TBD
67Patient reaches behind their head to touch the opposite scapula.TBD
68The patient stands with arms at sides and feet together pointing forward. Patient is instructed to lift their lower extremity so that their hip and knee are at 90 degrees.The patient should maintain this position for 10 seconds. Eyes open and then closed.TBD
71The clinician passively moves the hip into flexion, then abduction and then external rotation. The ankle is then placed on the opposite knee.TBD
72Patient lays supine with knees bent and feet flat on table. Clinician stabilizes calcaneus and foot and has patient externally rotate hip. TBD
73Patient lies prone with arms at sides. Instruct patient to touch inferior angle of opposite scapula from behind their back TBD
74Patient lies prone with arms at sides. Clinician passively moves patients hand to touch inferior angle of opposite scapula from behind their back.TBD
75Patient assumes a supine position with one arm/hand at their side and the other arm extended by their head. Physician gently applies anterior force in an attempt the bring the forearms forward. Patient should resits this motion.TBD
76Patient lies prone with their shoulder and elbow at 90 degrees. Patient attempts to internally rotate the shoulder as far as possible. Goal > 60 degrees. TBD
77Patient lies prone with their shoulder and elbow at 90 degrees. Clinician internally rotates the shoulder as far as possible. Goal > 60 degrees. TBD
78Patient lets prone with arms at sides. Patient actively extends shoulder and elbow. Goal is 50 degrees.TBD
79Patient lets prone with arms at sides. Clinician passively extends shoulder and elbow. Goal is 50 degrees.TBD
80Patient lies prone with arms at sides. Patient actively flexes elbow to bring thumb to shoulder. Arm should remain at their side. TBD
81Patient lies prone with arms at sides. Clinician passively flexes elbow to bring thumb to shoulder. Arm should remain at their side. TBD
82Patient assumes a full prone rocking position (sitting on heels) and on arm across their chest touching the opposite shoulder while the opposite forearm and hand are on the are on the table centered in front of knees. Patient rotates to elevated arms side while maintaining contact in a seated position on heels and flat forearm. TBD
83Patient lies prone with arms at sides. Patient actively reaches behind the head to touch the opposite scapula.TBD
84Patient lies prone with arms at sides. Clinician passively places patient's hand behind the head to touch the opposite scapula.TBD
85Patient lies prone with their shoulder and elbow at 90 degrees. Patient attempts to externally rotate the shoulder as far as possible. TBD
86Patient lies prone with their shoulder and elbow at 90 degrees. Clinician externally rotates the shoulder as far as possible. TBD
87Patient lies prone with arms hanging down from table. Patient attemps full shoulder flexion and abduction movments (170 degrees) without lifitng torso off the table. TBD
88Clinician passively moves patient into full shoulder flexion and abduction movements (170 degrees) without lifting torso off the table.TBD
89Patient actively, fully flexes shoulder then tries to touch their elbow to their shoulder while maintaining full flexion. TBD
90Clinician passively fully flexes shoulder then tries to touch their elbow to their shoulder while maintaining full flexion. TBD
91Patient stands on with slight knee bend and attempts to touch their toes. TBD
92Patient sits on table with hips flexed and knees extended and attempts to touch their toes.TBD
93Patient places hands and knees on table in a quadruped position and lowers the hips onto the heels by rocking back.TBD
94Patient lays supine on table with arms at sides and actively flexes hip with an extended knee.TBD
95Patient actively flexes hip with an extended knee and ankle at 90 degrees while laying supine. TBD
96Patient lays supine in the table and pulls thighs to chest.TBD
97Patient stands with feet together and hands on hips and instructed to bend back as far as possible. TBD
98Patient elevates one leg and bends back as far as possible.TBD
99Patient lies prone and does a trunk extension press up.TBD
100Patient kneels on table with forearm behind the back and rotates as far as possible to the same side. TBD
101Patient kneels on table and sits back on heels with forearm between knees and is passively rotated to one side. TBD
102Patient lies prone and places opposite forearm behind their back and rotates the back and shoulder complex up and back as far as possible.TBD
103Patient lies supine on table with one hip and knee flexed and stabilized and the other passively lowered off the edge of the table.TBD
104Patient lies prone and extends hip, with a straight knee, upward as far as possible. TBD
105Patient lies prone on table with arms and clinician passively extends hip, with a straight knee, upward as far as possible. TBD
106Patient lies prone with arms overhead reaches posteriorly with the upper arm/body and rolls into a supine position.TBD
107Patient lies prone arms flexed overhead and legs straight and reaches posteriorly with the lower limb/body and roll into a supine position.TBD
108Patient stands with feet together and one shoulder flexed over head and attempts multi-segmental extension. TBD
109Patient lays supine on the table with shoulders flexed to 90 degrees(forward) and palms pointing toward feet. Patient then brings knees toward chest and places the lower back flat against the table. Next have the patient place the shoulders in full flexion, laying the arms against flat on the table. TBD
110Patient lays flat with arms in front and legs bent to chest. Patient flexes shoulders to 180 degrees and then lowers the legs.TBD
111Patient kneels on table and sits back onto their heels. Place one forearm and elbow in front of and centered to knees. Place the other hand behind the head and have the patient rotate as far as possible to the same side. Goal is 50 degrees of rotation.TBD
112Patient sits on a swivel chair with their knees together and an upright posture and a dowel behind their head and across their shoulders and rotates.TBD
113Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed and actively externally rotates the hip.TBD
114Patient is seated and clinician passively externally rotates hip. TBD
115Patient lies prone on table with one knee flexed to 90 degrees and actively externally rotates the hip as far as possible.TBD
116Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed and actively internally rotates the hip.TBD
117Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed while Clinician passively internally rotates the hip.TBD
118Patient lies prone on table with one knee flexed to 90 degrees then actively internally rotates the hip as far as possible.TBD
119Patient lies prone on table with one knee flexed to 90 degrees and clinician passively internally rotates the hip as far as possible.TBD
120Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed then patient actively internally rotates the tibiaTBD
121Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed and clinician passively internally rotates the tibia.TBD
122Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed and actively externally rotates the tibia.TBD
123Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed and clinician passively externally rotates the tibia. TBD
124Patient is progressed through 4 stages of testing on stable to unstable surfaces with eyes open and then eyes closed.TBD
125Patient stands on a foam pad and tilts head side to side, front to back and rotation.TBD
126Patient assumes a half kneeling position with the rear foot and forward leg inline.TBD
127Patient gets in a quadruped position on a stable surface and flexes one shoulder (extending elbow) and extends the opposite hip and knee. TBD
128Patient dorsiflexes ankles and extends toes and walks for 10 steps.TBD
129Patient lies prone on the table with the knee extended and clinician passively dorsiflexes the ankle with knee extended and then at 45 degrees.TBD
130Patient walks with heels elevated (plantarflexion) for 10 steps. TBD
131Clinician passively plantar flexes the ankle with the knee extended and then at 45 degrees. TBD
132Patient sits upright with feet pelvic width apart and flat on the ground. Instruct patient to move the ankles back and forth between eversion and inversion for 10 repetitions. TBD
133Instruct patient to move the ankles back and forth between eversion and inversion for 10 repetitions with knees pelvic width apart.TBD
134 Clinician passively moves the ankles back and forth between eversion and inversion for 10 repetitions. TBD
135Clinician passively moves the ankles back and forth between eversion and inversion for 10 repetitions. TBD
136Patient lies supine, arms flexed overhead and legs straight and reaches anteriorly with the lower limb/body and roll into a prone position.TBD
137Patient lies supine with arms overhead reaches anteriorly with the upper arm/body and rolls into a prone position.TBD
138Patient kneels on table or bench and is asked to bend forward and touch the floor. TBD
139Patient sits on edge of table and flexes spine, extends knee, and dorsiflexes foot. TBD
140Patient lies prone on table and examiner passively rotates hip externally. TBD
141Patient places hands behind head with fingers inter-locked and performs a deep squat. TBD
142Examiner assists patient by supporting hands as they perform a deep squat.TBD
143Knee travels 5 inchesTBD
144Patient lays supine in the table and pulls shins to bring thighs to chest.TBD
145Using a stethoscope and a blood pressure cuff. It is the maximum pressure (systolic) over minimum pressure (diastolic). TBD
146Laterally bend the head to the shoulder. TBD
147Passively motion the cervical spine joints.TBD
149Passively motion the thoracic spine joints.TBD
150Subject actively flexes the shoulder as far as they can. TBD
151Passively abduct shoulder to 90+ degrees and release arm.TBD
152Subject moves arm in the scapular plane up to 180 degrees.TBD
153Examiner blocks the scapula and passively elevates the humerus.TBD
154Subject actively extends shoulder.TBD
155Examiner passively extends shoulder.TBD
156Examiner passively extends shoulder.TBD
157Bone and joint imaging abnormalitiesTBD
158Nerve imaging abnormalities.TBD
159Soft - tissue imaging abnormalities.TBD
160Soft - tissue imaging abnormalities.TBD
161Soft - tissue imaging abnormalities.TBD
162Soft - tissue imaging abnormalities.TBD
163Knee palpation - medialTBD
164Palpation of the lateral knee.TBD
165diaTBD
166If the hip abductors are weak, the subject will exhibit a pelvic drop or the subject's trunk will lean to the side of the stance leg.TBD
167If the foot does not respond, the test indicates a complete rupture of the Achilles tendon.TBD
168Examiner pulls anteriorly on the tibia, looking for a firm end feel.TBD
2Perform a squat with arms overheadTBD
189Palpation of the cervical soft-tissues.TBD
190Palpation of the cervical spine jointsTBD
191Palpate the structures of the anterior, posterior, medial and lateral hip.TBD
192Palpate the structures of the anterior, posterior, medial and lateral hip.TBD
193Assess sagital spinal alignment while standingTBD
194Assess spinal alignment in the frontal planeTBD
195Assess an un-leveling of the pelvisTBD
196Assess pelvic distortion/rotation by bringing hands from iliac crests to mid-line. Hands should meet at mid-line indicating a neutral pelvis.TBD
198Examiner lifts head of subject and decreases pain or radicular symptoms.TBD
199Palpate the radial pulse while the subject takes a deep breath in and extends and rotates the neck.TBD
200Evaluate the cervical spine from the front, back and both sides.TBD
201The abdomen is palpated for tenderness, swelling, masses, and asymmetry.TBD
202Examiner taps the medial hamstring tendon.TBD
203Examiner taps the lateral hamstring tendon.TBD
204Patient is sitting upright. Examiners places one or both hands on top of the patients heads and exert pressure. The head is then rotated to side of complaint & similar pressure is applied. Repeat maneuver on the other sideTBD
205Assessment for cervical nerve root compression, intervertebral foraminal entrapment & facet capsulitisTBD
206Increase of intra-abdominal pressure by bearing down.TBD
207Assessment for cervical nerve root compression syndromeTBD
208Have the subject walk a straight line and observe from the front, back, and side.TBD
209Subject seated at edge of table and pushes up against clincian's hand subject's on thigh.TBD
210Subject extends knee against clinicians resistance.TBD
211noneTBD
212Palpation of the anterior knee.TBD
213Subject move the neck against clinicians resistance.TBD
214to test whether the shoulder pain is impingement.TBD
215A moving patellar apprehension test.TBD
217Compression on forehead with neck in extensionTBD
218Olfactory nerve testTBD
219Optic nerve testTBD
220Occulomotor nerve examTBD
221Trochlear nerve examTBD
222Trigeminal nerve examTBD
223Abducens nerve examTBD
224Facial nerve examTBD
225Vestibulocochlear nerveTBD
226Glossopharyngeal nerve examTBD
227Vagus nerve examTBD
228Spinal accessory nerve examTBD
229Hypoglossal nerve examTBD
230Oral Body Temperature readingTBD
231Heart rateTBD
232Ventilation rateTBD
233Nylen–Barany test TBD
234Intrathecal pressure testTBD
235Brachial Plexus traction testTBD
236GCSTBD
237Barber chair phenomenonTBD
235Brudzinski neck signTBD
240MeningismTBD
241EAST (Elevated Arm Stress Test) TBD
242Adam's Forward Bend TestTBD
243Wall Posture TestTBD
244Supine, chin tucked, head off table for 30 seconds. TBD
245The shoulder of patient is moved into the position of maximal internal rotationTBD
246A strong axial loading force is applied to the arm.TBD
247The patient performs a unilateral straight leg raise.TBD
248Palpation of the piriformis muscle.TBD
249Palpation of the Gluteus Maximus muscle with consideration of the coccyx and gluteal nervesTBD
250Lifting the leg above ten degrees with pain in the low backTBD
251Stand with feet together and watch sway with eyes open and closedTBD
252Move thumb toward nose until eyes converge and pupil constrictTBD
253Test peripheral vision above, in line with and below the eyeTBD
254Resisted elbow flexion strength.TBD
255Resisted elbow extension test.TBD
256Finger abduction manual muscle testings.TBD
257Seated hip flexion - resisted.TBD
258Hip adduction side lying.TBD
259Tension test of the median nerve.TBD
260P-A passive motion of the throacic spine while supine.TBD
261Admin use only - do not useTBD
270Evaluate the head and neck posture from the front and side.TBD
271Evaluate the head and neck posture from the front and side.TBD
272Subject extends great toe against clinician’s resistance.TBD
273This is dialogue This is a dialogus breakTBD
274adfadsfTBD
275adfadfTBD
276Palpation of the pectoralis majorTBD
277No tendernessTBD
279DNF stabilizationsTBD
280With patient supine, provide P-A pressure over the spinous as well as rotation and lateral bending pressure and assess for normal, limited motion or excessive motion.TBD
281Seated palpation fo the cervical spine with rotation and lateral bending.TBD
282Assess rib motion but rotating the cervical spine to the side being tested and press the rib in a ventral to caudal direction.TBD
283Use a monofilament to press the subjects skin and have them alert the clinician when they feel it.TBD
284Use a monofilament to press the subjects skin and have them alert the clinician when they feel it.TBD
285With the subject seated, the clinician provides an axial compressive force caudally.TBD
286Palpate the joints of the thoracic spine.TBD
287Palpation of the thoracic soft-tissues.TBD
288Palpation of the lumbar soft tissues.TBD
289Palpation of the posterior soft tissues.TBD
290Palpation of the posterior hipTBD
291Palpation of the anterior shoulder soft tissues.TBD
293Palpation of the lumbar spine joints.TBD
304VIsual inspection of the foot and toes.TBD
305Palaption and the SIJ/pelvis.TBD
306Please indicate your usual level of pain for the past week.TBD
307Does pain, numbness, tingling or weakness extend into your leg (from the low back) or arm (from the neck)?TBD
308How would you rate your general health? 0 Poor - 10 ExcellentTBD
309AP cervical x-ray.TBD
310Lateral cervical x-ray.TBD
311AP cervical x-ray soft tissue evaluation.TBD
312AP cervical x-ray joint evaluation.TBD
313Tap the tricpes brachii tendon near the elbow.TBD
314Tap the brachioradialis tendond 1 cm from styloidTBD
315Cervical spine radiographyTBD
316Patient laterally bends with arms overheadTBD
317Patient laterally bends with arms overhead.TBD
318Subject lays prone on the floor or examination table and performs repeated prone press ups.TBD
319Visual inspection of the cervical spine.TBD
320Medial knee is stressed with lateral tibia movement at 0 and 30 degrees.TBD
321Medial knee is stressed with lateral tibia movement at 0 and 30 degrees.TBD
322Flexion- Adduction-Internal rotation of the hip is performed and then rotated through an arc to abduction.TBD
323Subject supine with a posteriorly directed force on a 90 degre flexed femur.TBD
324Palpation of the Rhomboid major and minor.TBD
325Palpation of the levator scapula muscle.TBD
326Lateral knee is stressed with lateral tibia movement at 0 degrees.TBD
327Lateral knee is stressed with medial tibia movement at 30 degrees flexion.TBD
328Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment.TBD
329Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment.TBD
330Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment on the medial calf.TBD
331Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment on the medial knee.TBD
332Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment on the anterior thigh.TBD
333Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment in the supraclavicular fossa, at the midclavicular line.TBD
334Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment in the supraclavicular fossa, at the midclavicular line.TBD
335Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment over the acromioclavicular joint.TBD
336Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment on the lateral (radial) side of the antecubital fossa, just proximally to the elbow.TBD
337Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment on the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanx of the thumb.TBD
339Resisted shoulder abduction.TBD
340FInger flexion strength against resistanceTBD
341Flick of the 3rd digit and looking for twitch of the 1st or 2nd digit.TBD
342Resisted wrist extension strength.TBD
343CT Imaging of cervical spine with SLIC grading.TBD
344testTBD
345A blood sample is taken by a needle from a vein in the arm.TBD
346P-A pressure on the SIJ bilaterally with the patient supine.TBD
347Prone gapping of the SI joint.TBD
348Posterior pelvic loading through a flexed hip.TBD
349Assessment of lateral gliding of the lumbar spine.TBD
350Repeated flexion of the lumbar spine while standing.TBD
351Repeated extension of the lumbar spine while standing.TBD
352Supine active double leg raise.TBD
353Extension and rotation of the lumbar spine.TBD
354Blood level testing for Vit D levelsTBD
355Smell is tested in each nostril separately by placing stimuli under one nostril and occluding the opposing nostril.TBD
356Patient abducts shoulder up to 180 degrees if possible.TBD
357Assessment of muscle strength of horizontal adduction (Pectoralis Major).TBD
358noneTBD
359naTBD
360As the knee flexion begins, the tibia rotates medially on the femur. If the tibia is fixed, as in ambulation, the femur rotates laterally to provide knee flexion. Subject lies supine with the hip flexed 90 degrees.TBD
361Patient abducts hip through the complete available range of motion without flexing the hip or rotating it in either direction.TBD
364Retract the head and chin.TBD
365In the supine position for Grades 2, 1, and 0 the weight of the opposite leg stabilizes the pelvis, so there is no need for manual stabilization of the hip not being tested.TBD
366Patient everts foot with depression of first metatarsal head and some plantar flexion.TBD
367Lateral toes: One hand stabilizes the metatarsals with the fingers on the plantar surface and the thumb on the dorsum of the foot. The other hand is used to give resistance with the thumb placed over the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanges of the toes. Hallux: Stabilize the metatarsal area by contouring hand around the plantar surface of the foot with the thumb curving around to the base of the hallux. The other hand stabilizes the foot at the heel. For resistance, place the thumb over the MP joint or over the IP joint. Patient extends lateral four toes or extends hallux.TBD
368aTBD
369Patient flexes the wrist, keeping the digits and thumb relaxed.TBD
370Patient supinates the forearm until the palm faces the ceiling.TBD
372Test: Patient extends the MP joint of the thumb while keeping the IP joint slightly flexed. Instructions to patient: “Bring your thumb up so it points toward the ceiling; don’t move the end joint. Hold it. Don’t let me push it down.”TBD
374Grade 5 (Normal) and Grade 4 (Good): Completes full range of motion. This is not a strong muscle, so resistance must be applied accordingly. The distinction between Grades 5 and 4 is based on comparison with the contralateral normal hand and, barring that, extensive experience in testing the hand.TBD
375Instructions to patient: “Turn your palm down. Hold it. Don’t let me turn it up. Keep your wrist and fingers relaxed.”TBD
376testTBD
377adfTBD
378geart fxnTBD
379Listen for the murmur of aortic stenosisTBD
380naTBD
381naTBD
382nTBD
383nTBD
384bTBD
385nTBD
386Resisted shoulder abduction testing.TBD
387Pressure is applied to the forearm of the subject while they are in shoulder flexion and internal rotation of the scapular plane.TBD
388Hold the shoulder in external rotation and slightly flexed.TBD
389Place hand on lumbar region and lift away from spine.TBD
390nTBD
391nTBD
392Light touch or pin prick dermatome assessment on the on the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanx of the middle finger.TBD
393Blood draw for Thyroid stimulating hormone.TBD
394Raise arms above head and reproduce symptomsTBD
395Arm angle when pulse is reduced and symptoms reproduced.TBD
396Palpate radial pulse with arms/shoulders depressed.TBD
397Inferior pressure on an abducted shoulder.TBD
398Abduct and internally rotate shoulder.TBD
399Passively flex shoulder with internal rotation.TBD
400Full elbow flexion and wrist extension for 3 minutes.TBD
401Shoulder abducted 90 degrees and 30 degrees flexionTBD
402Shoulder is placed in 30 degrees of abduction, 30 degrees of forward elevation, and mild external rotation. Restance is applied with a downward pressure by the clinician.TBD
404Palpation of the upper trapezius muscle. TBD
405Upper trapezius length testing.TBD
406Visual inspection of Achilles tendon midline at ankle.TBD
407Standing thoracic postural assessment.TBD
408Standing lumbar postural assessmentTBD
409Visual height assessment of the greater trochanters of the femur.TBD
410Visual foot posture evaluationTBD
411Visual knee inspectionTBD
412The patient stands with arms at sides and feet together pointing forward. Patient is instructed to lift their lower extremity so that their hip and knee are at 90 degrees.The patient should maintain this position for 10 seconds with their eyes closed.TBD
413s10TBD
414s10 lrTBD
415Cervical flexion - active.TBD
416Shoulder is brought into horizontal adduction.TBD
417Measure of height.TBD
418Record patients weight.TBD
419Take pulse rate.TBD
420Pulse Oximetry reading on finger.TBD
421Cervical rotation is measured.TBD
422Cervical lymph node palpation.TBD
423Clinicians squeezes middle third of upper arm.TBD
424Patient rests involved arm(hand) on head and gets symptomatic relief.TBD
425Standing occipital level.TBD
426Visual height assessment of the pelvis.TBD
427Patient rises from a seated position by supporting himself/herself on the unaffected side, bending forward, and placing one hand on the affected side of the back.TBD
428Measurement of lumbar flexion.TBD
429Standing lumbar extension measurement.TBD
430Lateral spine flexion active measurement.TBD
431Lumbar rotation measurement.TBD
434Arm is elevated to 160 degrees in the scapular plane of the body, loaded axially along the humerus, and with maximal internal and external rotation.TBD
440rTBD
441rTBD
442kTBD
443jTBD
444lTBD
445lTBD
452no dialogueTBD
453Auscultate the heart rate.TBD
456jTBD
457WBC CountTBD
458RBC CountTBD
459Palpation of the piriformis muscle.TBD
460Using a stethoscope and a blood pressure cuff. It is the maximum pressure (systolic) over minimum pressure (diastolic).TBD
461Palpation of the cervical soft-tissues.TBD
462Subcutaneous test of grass allergen.TBD
463Subcutaneous test of tree allergens.TBD
464the mqv assessmentTBD
465Measurement of exhaled Nitric Oxide gas.TBD
466Lung function measurement, involving the volume of inspired and expired air.TBD
467Subcutaneous test of cow's milk allergens.TBD
468Scratch test of grass allergen.TBD
469Skin prick test of cat allergens.TBD
470Skin prick test of ragweed allergens.TBD
471Skin prick test of ragweed allergens.TBD
472Serum specific Serum IgE Test - Cow's MilkTBD
473Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
474Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
475Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
476Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
477Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
478Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
479Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
480Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
481Blood based analysis of BAT test using CD63 activation.TBD
482The patient is closely monitored for reactions as food samples are administered to the patient.TBD
483Skin prick test of dog allergens.TBD
484Serum specific IgE Test - Grass - BermudaTBD
485Serum specific IgE Test - Dust MiteTBD
486Serum specific IgE Test - White OakTBD
486Serum specific IgE Test - White ElmTBD
488Serum specific IgE Test - Cat danderTBD
489Serum specific IgE Test - Dog danderTBD
490Total Serum IgETBD
491Evaluation of the palpebral and bulbar conjunctiva.TBD
492Auscultation of lung breath sounds using a stethoscope.TBD
493Visual inspection of the thoraxTBD
494Visual inspection of the arms.TBD
495Visual inspection of the neck.TBD
496Visual inspection of the Lumbar/Abdomen area.TBD
497Visual inspection of the Head/Face.TBD
498Visual inspection of the Legs.TBD
499Palpation of the lumbar spine joints.TBD
500Bony tenderness along distal 6 cm of posterior edge of fibula or tip of lateral malleolusTBD
501Visual acuity, also known as clarity of vision or sharpness of vision, refers to a person's ability to see small details.TBD
502Assessment of the pupil size and reactivity.TBD
503Evaluation of eye movement and tracking.TBD
504Visual inspection of the retina and other internal eye structures.TBD
505Visual inspection of the eye.TBD
506Visual inspection of head, ears, nose and throat.TBD
507Visual inspection of the eyes.TBD
508Auscultation using a stethoscope to multiple areas of the heart.TBD
509Superficial and deep palpation of the abdomen.TBD
510Manual examination of the inguinal canal for herniation.TBD
511Stethoscope evaluation for bowel sounds.TBD
512Visual and manual evaluation of the male reproductive organs.TBD
513Manual digital palpation of the prostate organ.TBD
514Manual and visual evaluation of major lymphatic areas.TBD
515Evaluation of gross neurologic functionTBD
516, and sleep disturbance. The patient is not nervous/anxious and is not hyperactiveTBD
517Prostate-specific Antigen (PSA)TBD
518Chest radiograph to evaluate for lung consolidation.TBD
519sfdTBD
520bTBD
521Oral Body Temperature readingTBD
522Palpation of the piriformis muscle.TBD
523Digital rectal exam assessing external and internal structures.TBD
524Gluteus Maximus contraction test.TBD
525Palpation of the supraspinatus muscle.TBD
526Palpation of the infraspinatus muscle.TBD
527Palpation of the teres minor muscle.TBD
528Palpation of the teres major muscle.TBD
529Palpation of the anterior deltoid muscle.TBD
530Palpation of the middle deltoid muscle.TBD
531Palpation of the posterior deltoid muscle.TBD
532Palpation of the latissimus dorsi muscle.TBD
533Palpation of the coracobrachialis muscle.TBD
534Palpation of the biceps brachii muscle.TBD
535Palpation of the triceps brachii muscle.TBD
536Palpation of the brachialis muscle.TBD
537Palpation of the pronator teres muscle.TBD
538Palpation of the flexor carpi radialis longus muscle.TBD
539Palpation of the palmaris longus muscle.TBD
540Palpation of the flexor carpi ulnaris muscle.TBD
541Palpation of the flexor digitorum superficialis muscle.TBD
542Palpation of the pronator quadratus muscle.TBD
543Palpation of the flexor digitorum profundus muscle.TBD
544Palpation of the flexor pollicis longus muscle.TBD
545Palpation of the rectus capitis posterior major muscle.TBD
546Palpation of the rectus capitis posterior minor muscle.TBD
547Palpation of the rectus capitis anterior muscle.TBD
548Palpation of the rectus capitis lateralis muscle.TBD
550Palpation of the obliquus capitis inferior muscle.TBD
551Palpation of the obliquus capitis superior muscle.TBD
552Palpation of the anterior scalene muscle.TBD
553Palpation of the middle scalene muscle.TBD
554Palpation of the posterior scalene muscle.TBD
555Palpation of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.TBD
556Palpation of the omohyoid muscle.TBD
557Palpation of the quadratus lumborum muscle.TBD
558Palpation of the splenius capitis muscle.TBD
559Palpation of the splenius cervicis muscle.TBD
560Palpation of the iliocostalis cervicis muscle.TBD
561Palpation of the iliocostalis thoracis muscle.TBD
562Palpation of the iliocostalis lumborum muscle.TBD
563Palpation of the longissimus capitis muscle.TBD
564Palpation of the longissimus cervicis muscle.TBD
565Palpation of the longissimus cervicis muscle.TBD
566Palpation of the longissimus thoracis muscle.TBD
567Palpation of the spinalis capitis muscle.TBD
568Palpation of the spinalis cervicis muscle.TBD
569Palpation of the spinalis thoracis muscle.TBD
570Palpation of the semispinalis capitis muscle.TBD
571Palpation of the semispinalis cervicis muscle.TBD
572Palpation of the semispinalis thoracis muscle.TBD
573Palpation of the multifidi muscle.TBD
574Palpation of the rotatores cervicis muscle.TBD
575Palpation of the rotatores thoracis muscle.TBD
576Palpation of the rotatores lumborum muscle.TBD
577Palpation of the intertransversarii cervicis muscle.TBD
578Palpation of the intertransversarii thoracis muscle.TBD
579Palpation of the intertransversarii lumborum muscle.TBD
581Palpation of the interspinalis muscle.TBD
582Palpation of the intercostalis externi muscle.TBD
584Palpation of the serratus posterior superior muscle.TBD
584Palpation of the serratus posterior inferior muscle.TBD
586Palpation of the external oblique muscle.TBD
587Palpation of the transversus abominal muscle.TBD
588Palpation of the rectus abdominal muscle.TBD
589Palpation of the pyramidalis muscle.TBD
590Palpation of the middle trapezius muscle.TBD
591Palpation of the lower trapezius muscle.TBD
592Palpation of the rhomboid major muscle.TBD
593Palpation of the rhomboid minor muscle.TBD
594Palpation of the pectoralis minor muscle.TBD
595Palpation of the subclavius muscle.TBD
596Palpation of the subscapularis muscle.TBD
597Palpation of the brachiradialis muscle.TBD
598Palpation of the anconeus muscle.TBD
599Palpation of the supinator muscle.TBD
600Palpation of the extensor carpi radialis longus muscle.TBD
601Palpation of the extensor carpi radialis brevis muscle.TBD
602Palpation of the extensor carpi ulnaris muscle.TBD
603Chest Radiography. Check multiple items.TBD
604Check for pneumothoraxTBD
605Check mediastinumTBD
606Chest Radiograph - BonesTBD
607Palpation of the Gluteus Medius muscle TBD
608Horizontal Side PlankTBD
609Patient Position: Patient lies on their back. Medial Meniscus Test: Fully flex the knee. Grasp the heel and externally rotate the foot. Apply valgus stress to the knee (push the knee inward). Slowly extend the knee, feeling and listening for a click/pop, and observing for medial joint line pain. Lateral Meniscus Test: Fully flex the knee. Grasp the heel and internally rotate the foot. Apply varus stress to the knee (push the knee outward). Slowly extend the knee, feeling and listening for a click/pop, and observing for lateral joint line pain.TBD
610Raise both legs up to 4 – 6 inches off the bed (20 degrees) and hold them for 30 seconds, while lying supine.TBD
611The patient stands with straight knees and bends forward at the hips, attempting to touch the floor while the vertical distance from fingertips to floor is measured in centimeters.TBD
612The patient sits and sequentially slumps the spine, flexes the neck, extends the knee, and dorsiflexes the ankle while the examiner monitors for symptom reproduction that changes with neck position.TBD
613The examiner performs a passive straight leg raise followed by hip flexion with knee bent; limited hip flexion that fails to improve when the knee is flexed, along with other pain and restriction findings, indicates buttock pathology.TBD
614The patient lies prone while the examiner passively flexes the knee, bringing the heel toward the buttock to tension the femoral nerve and assess for nerve root irritation or femoral nerve pathology.TBD
615The patient lies prone with legs hanging off the table while the examiner applies posteroanterior pressure to lumbar segments; pain that occurs when muscles are relaxed but decreases with active muscle stabilization indicates lumbar instability.TBD
616The patient lies supine while the examiner locks the hip and pelvis in a hyperflexed position by pushing the knees onto the abdomen, then applies a gentle jerk to assess for pain at the lumbosacral junction.TBD
617The patient stands on one leg and extends the lumbar spine backward while the examiner observes for reproduction of back pain .TBD
618The patient stands or sits while the examiner guides the lumbar spine into combined extension, ipsilateral lateral flexion, and rotation, then applies overpressure through the shoulders to assess for facet joint pain or foraminal stenosis.TBD
619The patient lies supine while the examiner cups both heels; when the patient attempts to raise the weak leg, the examiner assesses for involuntary downward pressure (hip extension) under the contralateral heel.TBD
620The patient cycles on a stationary bicycle first in an upright position and then in a forward-leaning flexed position, with symptom reproduction and relief patterns distinguishing neurogenic from vascular claudication.TBD

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