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Test	Description	Options
Abdomen Palpation	The abdomen should be palpated for tenderness, swelling, masses, and asymmetry. It is best performed	[]
Abdominal Auscultation	Auscultate over at least two positions on the abdomen to assess bowel sounds: Normal bowel so	["Pass","Fail"]
Abdominal Palpation	The abdominal wall skin should be inspected carefully for abnormalities. Any areas of discoloration	["Pass","Fail"]
Accomodation Eye Test	Purpose: Tests cranial nerve 2 (optic) and 3 (oculomotor) Instructions: Method 1: Have the patie	[]
Achilles Alignment - Posture	Clinician views the posterior leg with the shoes and socks removed. Clincian assess for a midline po	[]
Active Lumbar Lock External Rotation	This test will evaluate extension and rotation in thoracic spine in a non-weight-bearing position.	[]
Active Prone Elbow Flexion	This will assess active elbow flexion in a non-postural position. Patient lies prone with arms at s	[]
Active Prone Elbow Flexion - Shoulder Flexion	This test will assess active elbow flexion with shoulder flexion. Patient lies prone with arms at s	[]
Active Prone Shoulder Abduction	This test will assess active shoulder flexion/abduction in a non-postural position. Patient lies pr	[]
Active Prone Shoulder Adduction - Internal Rotation	This tests assess mobility and/or stability of the shoulder in a non-weight bearing position. Pati	[]
Active Prone Shoulder Extension	Assess active shoulder extension mobility and stability in a non-postural position. Patient lets pr	[]
Active Prone Shoulder External Rotation	This test is used to assess active external shoulder rotation in a non-postural position. Patient l	[]
Active Prone Shoulder Flexion - External Rotation	This test will assess shoulder and elbow, mobility and/or stability in a non-postural position. Pat	[]
Active Prone Shoulder Internal Rotation	This test will assess active internal shoulder rotation in a non-postural position. Patient lies pr	[]
Active Straight Leg Raise	This test will assess active hip flexion in a non-postural position. Patient lays supine on table w	[]
Active Supine Cervical Rotation	This tests assess cervical rotation in a reduced postural load. Patient is supine on table with arms	[]
Adam's Test	Before performing this test observe limb length discrepancy and make sure the spine is visible. Inst	[]
admin - axial	none	[]
Admin - Cervical Circulatory Axial	This test evaluates axial circulatory levels	[]
Admin - Cervical Circulatory Axial with Functions	n	[]
Admin - CS Muscular	na	[]
Admin - Thoracic Bilateral	na	[]
Admin -Muscle Action	a	[]
Admin CS Circ heart-RA-SAnode-myocite-?	df	[]
admin heart fxn	g	[]
Admin maint test - Admin use only	This is for testing purposes only.	[]
Admin only	software testing RA and RV	[]
Admin Test - Input	This is description This is a break in description This is the third line with > greater than <	[]
Admin Test - Input 2	Line 1 Line 2 Line 4 (no line 3)	[]
Admin Test - Input 3	Line 1 Line 2	[]
Admin Test - Nerve	Admin use only - do not use	[]
Admin test 2 - do not use	test	[]
Admin Thoracic Axial	na	[]
Admin to S10	s10	[]
Admin to S10 L+R	s10 lr	[]
Admin TS Axial 2	n	[]
Adson Test	Subject sits in an upright position with the hands across their lap. The examiner palpates the radia	[]
Albumin	A blood sample is taken by a needle from a vein in the arm.	[]
Anconeus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Ankle Dorsiflexion	Patient stands with big toe 5 inches away from wall. Patient then attempts to touch the wall the the	[]
Ankle Eversion - Seated, Active	Assess active eversion of the ankles in a non-weight bearing position. Patient sits upright with fe	[]
Ankle Eversion - Seated, Passive	Assess passive eversion and inversion of the ankles in a non-weight bearing position. Patient sits	[]
Ankle Inversion - Seated, Active	Assess active inversion of the ankles in a non-weight bearing position. Patient sits upright with f	[]
Ankle Inversion - Seated, Passive	Assess passive eversion and inversion of the ankles in a non-weight bearing position. Patient sits	[]
Anterior Deltoid Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Anterior Scalene Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Apley Scratch - Ext Abd	Patient stands with feet together and attempts to reach opposite superior angle of scapula by abduct	[]
Apley Scratch Test -IntAdd	Patient stands with back to clinician. Patient actively reaches left arm to inferior angle of right	[]
Arm Squeeze Test	Patient is seated with their arms at their side. The clinician applies about 7 kg of pressure to the	[]
Assisted Deep Squat	This test will assess the range of motion required to perform an overhead deep squat but with a redu	[]
Backward Bend without Upper Extremity	This test will assess spinal extension without shoulder involvement. Patient stands with feet toge	[]
Basophil Activation Test - Almond	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Ara h 1	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Ara h 2	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Ara h 6	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Cashew	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Cow's Milk	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Hazelnut	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Peanut	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Basophil Activation Test - Sesame	Blood is collected in an EDTA-containing Vacutainer tube and mixed gently. Stimulation and lysing bu	["Pass","Fail"]
Biceps Brachii Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Bicycle Test	Patient Position: The patient is seated on a stationary bicycle (Physiopedia; Dyck &	["No change in symtpoms","Relief with fwd flexion","Worse upright and flexion"]
Blood pressure	Blood pressure is a measure of circulating blood against the walls of arterial blood vessels. It is	[]
Blood Pressure	Blood pressure is a measure of circulating blood against the walls of arterial blood vessels. It is	["Hypotension","Normal","Elevated","Stage 1","Stage 2","Stage 3"]
Body Temperature	The following thermometer readings generally indicate a fever: Rectal, ear or temporal artery	["Hypothermia","Decreased","Normal","Elevated","Fever"]
Brachial Stretch Test	The patient is seated and the clinician stands behind them. One hand placed on side of the patientâ	[]
Brachialis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Brachioradialis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Braggard's Sign	If the straight leg raise test is positive, the leg on the affected side is lowered to just below th	[]
Brudzinski Sign	BrudziÅ„ski neck sign- with the patient supine, place one hand behind the patientâ€™s head a	[]
Burn's Bench Test	Patient kneels on table or bench and is asked to bend forward and touch the floor (~18"). The c	[]
C1-C2 Cervical Rotation Test	This tests assess the rotation between C1 and C2. Patient is placed on the table supine with arms at	[]
Canadian C-Spine Rule	Subject is asked to rotate the neck from original position to left side and then right side, the an	[]
Cardinal Positions of Eye Gaze	To assess the six cardinal fields of gaze: use a penlight or some type of object a patient can track	["Pass","Fail"]
Carotid Auscultation	Use either the bell or the diaphragm when listening for the carotid bruit, at a point just lateral t	[]
Cecin's Sign ('X' sign)	From a standing position, the patient is asked to bend the lumbar spine to an angle he is capable of	[]
Cervical Distraction	Patient is seated comfortably with the spine erect and the head and neck in neutral position. Docto	[]
Cervical Distraction - radicular	A subject with pain is seated on the table and the examiner places their hands under the subject's o	[]
Cervical Extension Standing	Stand with the feet together and arms at their sides. Extend the head back and look at the ceiling.	[]
Cervical Flexion	Subject is seated or standing with their head in the upright position. The subject is instructed to	[]
Cervical Flexion - Active Supine	Place patient face up on the table and have them perform active cervical flexion. This test increase	[]
Cervical Flexion - Passive Supine	Clinician passively flexes the patients neck and attempts to touch the chin to the chest. If the mov	[]
Cervical Flexion Standing	Standing with arms at side, the patient brings the chin to the chest. Inability to achieve full ROM	[]
Cervical Imaging - Bone and Joint	Results from a cervical imaging study such as radiography or MRI. A failed test includes abnormalit	[]
Cervical Imaging - Nerve	Results from a cervical imaging study such as an MRI or ultrasound. A failed test indicates abnormal	[]
Cervical Imaging - Soft Tissue	Results from a cervical imaging study such as an MRI or diagnostic ultrasound. A failed test include	[]
Cervical Imaging - Soft Tissue - Anterior	Results from a cervical imaging study such as an MRI or diagnostic ultrasound. A failed test include	[]
Cervical Imaging - Soft Tissue - Lateral	Results from a cervical imaging study such as an MRI or diagnostic ultrasound. A failed test include	[]
Cervical Imaging - Soft Tissue - Posterior	Results from a cervical imaging study such as an MRI or diagnostic ultrasound. A failed test include	[]
Cervical Inspection	Evaluate the cervical spine from the front, back and both sides.	[]
Cervical Inter-segmental motion testing	With patient seated or laying down, examiner passively motions the joint segments. End feel is sense	[]
Cervical Lateral Bending	Patient stands with the cervical spine in a neutral position. Ask the patient to laterally bend the	[]
Cervical Palpation - Joints	Clinician provides posterior-to-anterior glides followed by passive physiological intervertebral mov	[]
Cervical Palpation - Seated	With the subject seated, the clinician palpates the passive physiologic intervertebral motion at eac	[]
Cervical Palpation - Soft Tissue	Have the patient placed in a comfortable position - seated, supine or prone and palpate the tissues	[]
Cervical Palpation - Soft Tissue	Have the patient placed in a comfortable position - seated, supine or prone and palpate the tissues	[]
Cervical Palpation - Soft Tissue	Have the patient placed in a comfortable position - seated, supine, prone and palpate the tissues of	[]
Cervical Palpation - Soft Tissue	Have the patient placed in a comfortable position - seated, supine or prone, and palpate the tissues	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Cervical Palpation- Supine	With patient supine, provide P-A pressure over the spinous as well as rotation and lateral bending	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Cervical Posture	Visual inspection of the cervical spine.	[]
Cervical Radiograph - AP - Joint	Center the cervical spine to the midline of the film. Extend the head so that a line from ht elower	[]
Cervical Radiograph - AP - Skeletal	Center the cervical spine to the midline of the film. Extend the head so that a line from ht elower	[]
Cervical Radiograph - AP - Soft-tissue	Center the cervical spine to the midline of the film. Extend the head so that a line from ht elower	[]
Cervical Radiograph - Lateral - Skeletal	Patient standing or sitting with convex side of scoliosis next to film. Shoulder in contact with the	[]
Cervical Rotation	Patient is seated or standing. Patient is asked to rotate to one side and the degrees of rotation is	[]
Cervical Rotation and Flexion Standing	Patient stands with feet together and arms at the side. Patient rotates head to the left as far as p	[]
Cervical Spine Radiography	APOM, APLC, and lateral projections of the cervical spine are performed.	[]
Champagne Toast Position	Shoulder is placed in 30 degrees of abduction, 30 degrees of forward elevation, and mild external r	[]
Chest Expansion Test	Costovertebral motion is important for breathing function and thoracic spine mobility. Diaphragmatic	[]
Chest Radiograph - Bones	Chest Radiograph - Bones	["Normal","Ribs","Humeral Head","Clavicle","Vertebrae"]
Chest Radiograph - Lungs	Lobar collapse is relatively common and occurs following obstruction of a bronchus. Gas is resorbed	["Normal","Lobar Collapse","Silhouette Sign"]
Chest Radiograph - Mediastinum	Check mediastinum	["Normal","Thyroid mass","Paratrachial lymph nodes","Coarctation","Right side aortic arch","Hilar lymphadenopathy","Pneumomediastinum","Parsaspinal mass","Mediastinal mass","Hiatus hernia"]
Chest Radiography - Pleura	Check for pneumothorax	["Normal","Pneumothorax"]
Chest X-Ray - lung	Patient position patient is erect facing the upright image receptor, the superior aspect of t	["Pass","Fail"]
Chin retraction	Patient is seated with their arms at their side or on their lap. The patient retracts their head by	[]
Clinical Test for Sensory Interaction on Balance	Patient is progressed through 4 stages of testing on stable to unstable surfaces with eyes open and	[]
Clinical Test for Sensory Interaction on Balance - Dynamic	Assess the vestibular, somatosensory, and visual inputs for regulation of balance control. Patient	[]
Closed Kinetic Chain Upper Extremity Stability Test	Two tape markers are placed 36 inches apart on the floor. The patient assumes a push-up position wit	[]
CN II exam	CN II is a special sensory nerve and can be tested in three primary ways: visual acuity, visual fiel	[]
Codman's - Drop Arm Test	The subject's arm is passively abducted to 90 degrees or greater. The examiner abruptly releases the	[]
Confrontation Eye Exam	Purpose: tests patientâ€™s peripheral vision (CN II) Instructions: Stand in front or (prefer	[]
Conjunctiva - Visual Inspection	The conjunctiva is examined by direct inspection. The bulbar conjunctiva is directly visible between	["Pass","Fail"]
Coracobrachialis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Costoclavicular (Eden's, Military Brace) Test	Subject seated, examiner bilaterally palpates radial pulse & pulls patientâ€™s arms into extens	[]
Cough Test - Abdomen	Patient is instructed to cough. If the cough causes a sharp localized pain it is indicative of perit	[]
Cranial Nerve I	CN I is the olfactory nerve responsible for the special sense of smell. Loss of smell can result fro	[]
Cranial Nerve I - Olfactory nerve	Smell is tested in each nostril separately by placing stimuli under one nostril and occluding the op	[]
Cranial Nerve III	Cranial Nerve III is the motor nerve for the muscle levator palpebrae and the muscles eye movement:	[]
Cranial Nerve IV exam	The trochlear nerve, cranial nerve IV, is a motor nerve that innervates the superior oblique muscle	[]
Cranial nerve IX exam	Cranial nerve IX provides taste to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue, sensory for the gag reflex and m	[]
Cranial Nerve V exam	Light touch is tested in each of the three divisions of the trigeminal nerve. The ophthalmic divisio	[]
Cranial nerve VI exam	The abducens nerve, cranial nerve VI, is a motor nerve that innervates the lateral rectus muscle of	[]
Cranial nerve VII exam	Cranial nerve VII, the facial nerve, controls the muscles of facial expression, taste sensations fro	[]
Cranial Nerve VIII exam	The hearing aspect of cranial nerve VIII is assessed using the finger rub test, weber test and rinne	[]
Cranial nerve X exam	1. Ahhh test: look at back of throat with penlight as patient says "Ahhh" and watch the uv	[]
Cranial nerve XI exam	Ask if there is any neck pain or problems turning the head. To test the sternocleidomastoid have	[]
Cranial nerve XII exam	Look at the top of the tongue and the sides of the tongue and note any fasciculations. Have the	[]
Crank Test	Patient is upright with the arm elevated to 160 degrees in the scapular plane. Joint load is applie	[]
Deep Neck Flexion Endurance - Domenech	The subjects began in a supine, hook-lying position, with the hands resting on the abdomen. I	[]
Dejerine' Triad	Dejerineâ€™s Triad is a three-part test referring to coughing, sneezing and bearing down as tho	[]
Demianoff's sign	A variant of Lasegue's SLR test that is used with the intent of differentiating between lumbago and	[]
Dermatome Assessment - Cervical Spine	Using a pinprick or Semmes-Weinstein monofilament, poke the patient within the subjects dermatome a	[]
Dermatome Assessment - C2	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the anterior thigh. If light touch is indetermina	[]
Dermatome Assessment - C3	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) in the supraclavicular fossa, at the midclavicular l	[]
Dermatome Assessment - C4	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) over the acromioclavicular joint. If light touch is	[]
Dermatome Assessment - C5	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the lateral (radial) side of the antecubital foss	[]
Dermatome Assessment - C6	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanx of the	[]
Dermatome Assessment - C7	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the dorsal surface of the proximal phalanx of the	[]
Dermatome Assessment - L2	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the anterior thigh. If light touch is indetermina	[]
Dermatome Assessment - L3	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the medial knee. If light touch is indeterminate,	[]
Dermatome Assessment - L4	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the medial shin down to the medial malleolus. If	[]
Dermatome Assessment - L5	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the lateral and/or posterior calf. If light t	[]
Dermatome Assessment - Lower Extremity	Using a pinprick or Semmes-Weinstein monofilament, poke the patient within the subjects dermatome ar	[]
Dermatome Assessment - S1	Clinician performs a light touch (light stroke) on the lateral and/or posterior calf. If light touch	[]
Digital Rectal Exam for Trauma	In conducting the diagnostic procedure, performed in the ED or on a specialty ward, as with all diag	["Normal","Rectal tear, bleeding, mass","Swelling or mass - internal","Prostate\/urethra malposition","Poor sphincter tone\/sense"]
Distraction Test - Sacroiliac Joint	Subject lies supine on the table and the clinician applies a posterior to anterior pressure on the a	[]
Dix-Hallpike Maneuver	This test is used to identify benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). Patients are lowered quic	[]
Double Leg Raise (aka Milgram's Test)	Have the subject lay supine on the examination table. Ask the subject to lift one leg 4-6" off the t	[]
DTR Achilles Reflex	With the patient sitting, place one hand underneath the sole and dorsiflex the foot slightly. Then t	[]
DTR Biceps Reflex	Examiner supports patient's forearm. The arm is bent to about 90 degress and the examiner places the	[]
DTR Brachioradialis reflex	The patient's arm should be supported. Identify the brachioradialis tendon at the wrist. It inserts	["0 No Response","1+ Slight Response","2+ Brisk Response","3+ Very Brisk Response","4+ Clonus"]
DTR Brachoradialis relfex	The patient's arm should be supported. Identify the brachioradialis tendon at the wrist. It inserts	[]
DTR Lateral Hamstring Test	The examiner places the subject in a prone or supine position with the knee slightly flexed. The exa	[]
DTR Medial Hamstring Test	The examiner places the subject in a prone or supine position with the knee slightly flexed. The exa	[]
DTR Patellar Reflex	Let the knees swing free by the side of the bed, and place one hand on the quadriceps so you can fee	[]
DTR Triceps-Brachii reflex	Support the patient's forearm by cradling it with yours or by placing it on the thigh, with the arm	[]
Elbow Extension - Manual Testing	Subject is place in a seated position on the table and support is provided under the elbow. The elbo	[]
Elbow Flexion (Cubital Tunnel) Test	Place subject in full elbow flexion and wrist extension for 3 minutes. The test is considered a Fail	[]
Elbow Flexion - Manual Testing	Subject is seated on table with one arms at their side and the test arm at about 90 degrees of elbow	[]
Empty Can (Jobe's) Test	Client is in a seated or standing position. The clinician elevates the client's shoulder to	[]
Exhaled Nitric Oxide Test	The subject should discontinue the following items 1 hour prior to the test: Smoking, Caffei	["Pass","Fail"]
Extension Compression	Similar to maximal foraminal compression test, except that the head is not rotated. The patient is s	[]
Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Extensor Carpi Ulnaris Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
External Rotation Lag Sign	The external rotation lag sign is performed with the subject seated. The elbow is passively flexed t	[]
Eye Inspection	Visual inspection of the eyes.	["Pass","Fail"]
Finger Abduction - Muscle Testing	Support the subjects wrist with their forearm pronated and their wrist in neutral. The fingers shoul	[]
Finger Flexion - Muscle Testing	Place wrist in slight extension and resist extension of fingers.	[]
Finger-Floor Distance	Patient Position: The patient stands barefoot on a flat, level surface with feet hip-width ap	["Pass","Fail"]
First Rib assessment	With the patient supine, their cervical spine is rotated toward the side being tested. The first r	[]
Flexor Carpi Radialis Longus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Flexor Carpi Ulnaris Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Flexor Digitorum Profundus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Flexor Digitorum Superficialis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Flexor Pollicis Longus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Foot Eversion with plantar flexion or dorsiflexion	Grade 5 (Normal) Position of patient: Short sitting with the ankle in the neutral position	[]
Foot Posture	Have subject standing with shoes off. Visually inspect the medial arch foot musculature.	[]
FORAMINAL COMPRESSION TEST	The seated patient actively rotates the head from side to side. Localization of any discomfort is n	[]
Forearm Pronation	Test: Patient begins with a neutral forearm position and pronates the forearm until the palm faces	[]
Forearm Supination (Supinator and Biceps brachii)	Test: Patient begins at the neutral wrist position and supinates the forearm until the palm faces t	[]
Forearm Supination (Supinator and Biceps brachii)	Test: Patient begins at the neutral wrist position and supinates the forearm until the palm faces t	[]
Fundoscopic Exam	Lower the room lights. Remove your and the patient's eyeglasses, but not contact lenses. Have the pa	["Pass","Fail"]
Gait Examination	Have the subject walk a straight line and observe from the front, back, and side. Look for asymmet	[]
Genitourinary Visual Inspection - Male	Penis The size and shape variation of the normal penis is quite wide. Examination should invo	["Pass","Fail"]
George's Test	This test is thought to assess vertibrobasilar insufficiency. It includes bilateral blood pressure,	[]
Glascow Coma Scale	The scale uses three tests: eye, verbal and motor responses. The three responses as well as their su	[]
Great Toe (Hallux) Extension Muscle Testing	Subject is placed in a seated or supine position. The clinician sits or stands in front of or on the	[]
Greater Trochanter Level - Posture	The subject is asked to stand with no shoes and their feet side by side. Clinician stands be	[]
Half Kneeling Narrow Base	Assess mobility and stability of single leg stance in a reduced load position. Patient assumes a ha	[]
Half-Kneeling Dorsiflexion	This test assess ankle mobility in a closed kinetic chain environment. The subject kneels with one f	[]
Hallux and Toe MP and IP Extension	Position of patient: Short sitting with foot on examiner's lap. Alternate position: supine. Ankl	[]
Hands behind neck deep squat	This test assess a deep squat while minimizing the effect of the shoulders in full flexion and the t	[]
Hawkins (Hawkins-Kennedy) Test	The Hawkins-Kennedy test involves flexing the shoulder to 90Â° then forcibly internally rotating i	[]
Head Visual Inspection	Inspection of the face, head, ears, and neck for distinctive physical signs. Note unusual speech or	["Pass","Fail"]
Heart Auscultation	Listen over the aortic (second right intercostal space) and pulmonary (second left intercostal space	["Pass","Fail"]
Heart rate Cardiac Apex Auscultation	The examination should be conducted in a warm, quiet room. Place the patient in a supine position af	["Bradycardia","Normal","Tachycardia"]
Height	Height assessment methods in infants: Height measurement in infants poses a problem, given th	[]
Hip Abduction (Glutei medius and minimus)	Position of Patient: Side-lying with test leg uppermost. Start test with the limb slightly extende	[]
Hip Abduction (Glutei medius and minimus)	Position of Patient: Side-lying with test leg uppermost. Start test with the limb slightly extende	[]
Hip Abduction (Glutei medius and minimus)	Position of Patient: Side-lying with test leg uppermost. Start test with the limb slightly extende	[]
Hip Adduction (Adductors magnus, brevis and longus; Pectineu	Test for Grade 5, 4, and 3: The patient adducts the hip until the lower limb contacts the upper one	[]
Hip Adduction - Manual Testing	Subject is placed in a side-lying position with the limb to be tested resting on the table. The top	[]
Hip extensor contraction test for trauma (Butt Wink)	Subject lays supine on the table. Part A The clinician stands on the side of and palp	["Pass","Fail"]
Hip Flexion - Manual Testing	Subject sits on the table and with the thighs and hands supported and the legs hanging over the edge	[]
Hip Flexors - Muscle Test	With subject sitting on the edge of an exam table with the thighs supported and feet dangling. The c	[]
Hip Palpation	Palpate the structures of the anterior, posterior, medial and lateral hip.	[]
Hip Palpation - Soft Tissue	Palpate the structures of the anterior, posterior, medial and lateral hip.	[]
Hip Palpation - Soft Tissues - Posterior	Palpation of the posterior hip	[]
Hoffmann's Reflex	The test involves loosely holding the middle finger and flicking the fingernail downward, allowing t	[]
Hoover Test	Patient Position: The patient lies supine (on their back) in a relaxed position on the examin	["Contralateral pressure, leg lifts","Contralateral pressure, no leg lifts","No contralateral pressure"]
Hoover Test	In order to perform this test, the patient is supine while examiner cups both the heels of the patie	[]
Horizontal Adduction Test	With the patient standing or sitting, the testing side is placed into 90 degrees of flexion and is t	[]
Horizontal Side Plank	Horizontal Side Plank	["60 seconds","30 seconds","10 seconds","10 sec knees","<10 sec knees"]
Hyperabduction Test	The clinician stands behind the patient with their forearm pushed down firmly on the shoulder girdle	[]
Iliocostalis Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Iliocostalis Lumborum Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Iliocostalis Thoracis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Immunoglobulin E, Total	Volume: 0.8 mL Minimum Volume: 0.3 mL (Note: This volume does not allow for repeat te	["Pass","Fail"]
Infraspinatus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Inguinal Canal Examination	Examination of the inguinal region in both men and women is best performed with the patient standing	["Pass","Fail"]
Intercostalis Externi Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Internal impingement	The test begins by placing your right hand on the shoulder of your left and arm and pull it upwards	[]
Internal Rotation Lag Sign	The internal rotation lag sign is performed with the patient seated with the hand of the painful sho	[]
Internal Rotation Lag Sign	In order to perform this test, the affected shoulder/arm is moved into the position of maximal inter	[]
Interspinalis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Intertransversarii Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Intertransversarii Lumborum Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Intertransversarii Thoracis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
j	j	["Pass","Fail"]
j	j	["Pass","Fail"]
Jackson Compression	With the subject seated upright and the examiner standing behind, the subject is directed to lateral	[]
Janda's Hip Abduction	The purpose of the hip abduction test is to determine the preferred recruitment pattern and assess t	[]
Janda's Hip Extension	Patient is placed prone on the table with the head, shoulders and legs in a neutral position. Withou	[]
Janda's Trunk Curl Up	The purpose of this test is to assess the interplay between the abdominals and iliopsoas muscles. Th	[]
Jobe (Empty Can) Test	The shoulder is abducted to 90 degrees and the shoulder is forward flexed to 30 degrees. The should	[]
Jull's Test	The patient is supine, ask the patient to hold the head off the table with chin tucked for 30 second	[]
k	k	["Pass","Fail"]
Kemp's Test - aka Extension-Rotation or Quadrant Test (Lumba	Subject is seated or standing with the clinician positioned behind the patient. The subject may or m	["Pass","Fail"]
Kernig Sign	With the patient supine the hip and knee is flexed by the examiner up to 90 degrees and then passive	[]
Kim test	The examiner is required to hold the elbow and lateral aspect of the proximal arm while the patient	[]
Knee Extensors - Muscle Test	Subject is seated at edge of table with thighs supported and feet off the ground. The subject extend	[]
Knee Flexion - Manual Muscle Test	Grade 5 (Normal), Grade 4 (Good), and Grade 3(Fair) Hamstring Muscles in Aggregate Pos	[]
Knee Palpation - Anterior	Palpate the anterior knee.	[]
Knee Palpation - Lateral	Palpate the lateral side of the knee. This includes structures such as the Iliotibial band, Biceps F	[]
Knee Palpation - Medial	Knee palpation specifically the medial knee which includes the pes anserinus (sartorious, gracilis,	[]
Knee posture	Subject is to remove shoes before evaluation. Clinician visually inspects knee position from	[]
l	l	["Positive","Negative","Not Tested","Unknown"]
l	l	["Positive","Negative","Not Tested","Unknown"]
la one	b	["Pass","Fail"]
la two	sfdg	["Pass","Fail"]
Lachman Test	Patient is in a relaxed, supine position. Clinician holds the patient's knee at 20-30 degrees of inf	[]
Lasegue's Test - Straight Leg Raise	The subject is supine with both hips and knees extended. The examiner slowly raises the test leg unt	[]
Lateral Tibial Glide for Ankle Mobility and Knee Stability	This test assesses the lateral glide of the tibia on the talus. The test is useful if if patient has	[]
Latissimus Dorsi Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Levator Scapula - Palpation	Have the subject prone or seated with the hand on the small of the back. Palpate the levator	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Lhermitte's phenomenon	Lhermitte's is an electrical sensation that runs along the back and into the limbs. It may feel like	[]
Long Sitting	This test differentiates between posterior hip/thigh tension and spinal flexion limits. Patient sit	[]
Long Sitting Test	This test helps to assess whether a toe touch limitation is due to hamstring tension or spinal flexi	[]
Longissimus Capitis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Longissimus Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Longissimus Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Longissimus Thoracis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Lower Body Rolling - Prone to Supine	This test will assess hip extension and external rotation, as well as trunk extension and rotation i	[]
Lower Body Rolling - Supine to Prone	This test will assess hip flexion and pelvic internal rotation, as well as trunk and lumbar flexion	[]
Lower Trapezius Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Lumbar Extension - Active	Subject is standing. Clinician places goniometers on T12 and the sacrum and zeroes them. The subject	[]
Lumbar Flexion - Active	Clinician places goniometers at T12 and the sacrum in the sagital plane and zeroed in this position.	[]
Lumbar Lateral Bend - Active	Subject is standing with arms at sides. Clinician places goniometers in the coronal/frontal plane at	[]
Lumbar Locked Ext Rot Unilateral Extension	This test will assess thoracic extension and rotation, shoulder external rotation, and scapular retr	[]
Lumbar Locked Int Rot Unilateral Extension - Active	This test will assess spinal extension and rotation in a non-weight bearing position. Patient kneel	[]
Lumbar Locked Internal Rot Unilateral Extension - Passive	This test will assess spinal extension and rotation passively in a non-weight bearing position. Pat	[]
Lumbar Palpation - Joint	Palpation of the lumbar spine joints.	[]
Lumbar Palpation - Joint	Palpation of the lumbar spine joints.	[]
Lumbar Palpation - Soft Tissue	Palpation of the lumbar soft tissues.	[]
Lumbar Posture	Clinician evaluates the subject from the front and side. There should be a gradual lordosis i	[]
Lumbar Quadrant Test	Patient Position: The patient can be either standing or sitting, though sitting is commonly d	["Pass","Fail"]
Lumbar Rocking Test	Patient Position: The patient lies comfortably in a supine position (on their back) on the ex	["Pass","Fail"]
Lumbar Rotation - Active	Subject stands arms at sides. Clinician places compas/goniometers in transverse plane at T12 and sac	[]
Lung auscultation	Auscultation should be done in a quiet room, preferably in a sitting position. If the patient cannot	["Pass","Fail"]
Lymph Node Evaluation	Perform the evaluation by smoothly palpating over the region being evaluated. Lymphatic vessels are	["Pass","Fail"]
Lymph Node Palpation	For palpation of preauricular nodes, roll your finger in front of the ear, against the maxilla.	[]
Maximal Cervical Compression	With the subject seated in an upright position, the examiner rests both hands on the top of the subj	[]
Mckenzie Extension in Standing	Subject stands with their hands on their posterior lateral pelvis with their feet shoulder width apa	[]
Mckenzie Flexion in Standing	Subject stands with their hands on their pelvis and gradually slides their hands up and down their a	[]
Mckenzie Side Gliding	The clinician starts by observing the patient from behind in a standing posture with their feet shou	[]
McMurray's Test	McMurray's Test is performed with the patient supine (lying on their back) on an examination table.	["Pass","Fail"]
Middle Deltoid Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Middle Scalene Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Middle Trapezius Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Millgram's Test	To determine if there is a pathology in the intra/extra thecal area of the spine. The intrathecal pa	["Pass","Fail"]
Minor Sign	Minor sign: the patient may rise from a seated position by supporting himself/herself on the unaffec	[]
Modified Thomas Test	This test will assess (anterior) hip mobility in a non-weight bearing position. Patient lies supine	[]
multi test	mqv test	["Pass","Fail"]
Multi-Segmental Extension	Patient stands with arms over head and extends backwards.	[]
Multi-Segmental Flexion	Patient stands with hands at sides and feet together. The patient bends forward and attempts to touc	[]
Multifidi Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
MultiSegmental Rotation	Patient stands with feet together and arms at sides. The patient is instructed to rotate the body (h	[]
Neer Sign	The subject sits or stands with their arms at their sides. The examiner stabilizes/blocks the subjec	[]
Neer Test	The subject remains in a sitting position, while the clinician stands by the side of the subject's b	[]
Neurological Screen	The patient may be asked to walk normally or on a line on the floor. The patient may	["Pass","Fail"]
Obliquus Capitis Inferior Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Obliquus Capitis Superior Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Obliquus externus abdominis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Obturator Sign	Patient is placed supine while the clinician supports the patients lower extremity. The hip and knee	[]
Omohyoid Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
One Leg Standing Lumbar Extension Test	Patient Position: The patient stands upright, facing away from the examiner (Masci et al., 20	["Pass","Fail"]
Oral Food Challenge - Cow's Milk	It is best that the patient have nothing but sips of water for two hours prior to the challenge. Avo	["Pass","Fail"]
Ottawa Test A	Bony tenderness along distal 6 cm of posterior edge of fibula or tip of lateral malleolus	["Pass","Fail"]
Overhead Squat	Standing with arms overhead, and feet shoulder width apart, patient slowly descends into a deep squa	[]
Overhead Squat	Standing with arms overhead, and feet shoulder width apart, patient slowly descends into a deep squa	[]
Overhead Squat	Standing with arms overhead, and feet shoulder width apart, patient slowly descends into a deep squa	[]
Overhead Squat	Standing with arms overhead, and feet shoulder width apart, patient slowly descends into a deep squa	[]
Painful arc sign	The subject begins standing with their arms at their sides. The subject is asked to elevate the arm	[]
Palmaris Longus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Palpation - Gluteus Maximus	Locate the iliac crest then move posterior along the crest to a small bony process called the poster	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Palpation - Gluteus Medius		["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Palpation - Piriformis	Palpation of the piriformis muscle is done through the gluteus maximus muscle using the fingers or t	[]
Palpation - Sartorius	The patient lies supine. To make the muscle prominent, the patient places the heel of the tested leg	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Passive Prone Elbow Flexion	This test will assess passive elbow flexion in a non-postural position. Patient lies prone with arm	[]
Passive Prone Elbow Flexion - Shoulder Flexion	This test is used to assess passive elbow flexion with shoulder flexion. Patient lies prone with ar	[]
Passive Prone Hip Extension	This test will assess unilateral hip mobility in a non-weight bearing position. Patient lies prone	[]
Passive Prone Shoulder Abduction	This test will assess passive shoulder flexion/abduction in a non-postural position. Patient lies p	[]
Passive Prone Shoulder Adduction-Internal Rotation	This tests assesses mobility of the shoulder in a non-weight bearing position. Patient lies prone	[]
Passive Prone Shoulder Extension	This test will assess passive shoulder extension mobility and stability in a non-postural position.	[]
Passive Prone Shoulder External Rotation	This test will assess passive external shoulder rotation in a non-postural position. Patient lies p	[]
Passive Prone Shoulder Flexion - External Rotation	This test will assess shoulder and elbow, mobility and/or stability in a non-postural position. Pat	[]
Passive Prone Shoulder Internal Rotation	This test will assess passive internal shoulder rotation in a non-postural position. Patient lies p	[]
Passive Straight Leg Raise	This test will assess passive hip flexion in a non-postural position. Patient lays supine on table	[]
Passive Supine Cervical Rotation Test	This test assess the ability to passively rotate the cervical spine. Patient lays supine on the tabl	[]
Patellar apprehension test	The moving patellar apprehension test is executed in two parts. The first part is a provocation bas	[]
Patrick's - Faber Test	Patrick's FABER (Flexion, Abduction, External Rotation) test is used to identify hip joint pathology	[]
Pectoralis Major - Palpation	Palpation of the pectoralis major	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Pectoralis Minor Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Pelvic Distortion -manual testing	Place hands on iliac crests. The hands may or may not be level. Move the hands towards midline. If t	[]
Pelvic Obliquity - manual testing	With the subject standing, the examiner places their hands on the iliac crests and note the height o	[]
Pelvis Palpation - Joints	Palapte the SIJ joint bilaterally with a PA motion. Look for a springy end feel. Palpate the	[]
Piriformis Palpation	Palpation of the piriformis muscle is done through the gluteus maximus muscle using the fingers or t	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Piriformis Palpation	Palpation of the piriformis muscle is done through the gluteus maximus muscle using the fingers or t	["Normal","Mild","Moderate","Severe"]
Posterior Deltoid Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Posterior Pelvic Pain Provocation	The subject is placed supine on the examination table . The clinician stands on the opposite side th	[]
Posterior Scalene Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Posture -Head Tilt	Evaluate the head and neck posture from the front and side.	[]
Posture Exam - Frontal plane	Look at the subject from the side. Not any deviations from an ideal plumb line from the ear lobe thr	[]
Posture Exam - Sagital plane	Look at the subject from the front. Note any rotation or lateral bending that may be occurring. Ass	[]
Posture: Occiput	The subject is standing with their back to the clinician. The clinician observes symmetry of an imag	[]
Posture: Pelvis	The subject is asked to stand with no shoes and their feet side by side. Clinician stands beh	[]
Pronator Quadratus Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Pronator Teres Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Prone Active Hip Extension	This test will assess unilateral hip mobility/stability in a non-weight bearing position. Patient l	[]
Prone External Hip Rotation - Active	Assess active hip external rotation in a prone, non-weight bearing position. Patient lies prone on	[]
Prone Gapping Test - Sacroiliac Test (Hibb's Test)	With the subject prone, the clinician flexes the knee of the testing side to 90 degrees. The clinici	[]
Prone Hip External Rotation - Passive	This test will assess pain or dysfunction of a non-wight bearing, neutral/extended hip. Patient lies	[]
Prone Internal Hip Rotation - Active	This test is used to assess active hip internal rotation in a prone, non-weight bearing position.	[]
Prone Internal Hip Rotation - Passive	This test will assess passive hip internal rotation in a prone, non-weight bearing position. Patie	[]
Prone Knee Bending Test	Patient Position: The patient lies prone (face down) on the examination table The head	["Pass","Fail"]
Prone Lumbar Instability Test	Patient Position: The patient lies prone (face down) on the examination table The pati	["Pass","Fail"]
Prone on Elbow Unilateral Extension	This test will assess lumbar motion for dysfunction and/or pain. Patient lies prone on table with e	[]
Prone Passive Dorsiflexion	Assess passive dorsiflexion of the ankle. Patient lies prone on the table with the knee extended.	[]
Prone Passive Plantarflexion	Assess passive mobility of plantarflexion in a non-weight bearing position. Patient lies prone on t	[]
Prone Press Up	This test will assess backward bending in a non-postural/weight bearing position. Patient lies pro	[]
Prone Press Ups	Subject lays prone on the floor or examination table and performs repeated prone press ups. The clin	[]
Prone Rocking	This test will assess for spinal restrictions in a non-postural position. Patient places hands and	[]
Prostate Palpation	The best position of the patient for digital examination is standing, with the hips flexed 90 degree	["Pass","Fail"]
Prostate Specific Antigen	Specimen Requirements Specimen Serum (preferred) or plasma Volume	["Pass","Fail"]
Psychiatric screen	The examination begins with a general assessment of the patient's level of consciousness, appearance	["Pass","Fail"]
Pulse Oximetry - SpO2	To use a pulse oximeter, simply place it on the subject's finger. A percentage will be displayed on	[]
Pulse rate	The heart beats while pumping blood through the arteries. Its commonly taken from the radial artery	[]
Pulse/Heart Rate	The pulse can be found on the side of the neck, on the inside of the elbow, or at the wrist. For mos	[]
Pupil Assessment	Carefully assess the size of the pupil in both light and dark conditions. Check the reactivi	["Pass","Fail"]
Pyramidalis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Quadrant (Scouring) Test	The clinician flexes and adducts the patient's hip so that the hip faces the patient's opposite shou	[]
Quadratus Lumborum Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Quadruped Diagonals	Assess core stability in a non-weight bearing position. Patient gets in a quadruped position on a s	[]
r	r	["Pass","Fail"]
r	r	["Pass","Fail"]
Range test	test desc	["too low","just right","too much","way too much"]
Rebound Tenderness Test	Examiner slowly depresses the abdominal wall for 15-30 and then quickly releases the pressure. The t	[]
Rectus Abdominis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rectus Capitis Anterior Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rectus Capitis Lateralis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rectus Capitis Posterior Major Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rectus Capitis Posterior Minor Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Red Blood Cells (RBC) Count	A blood draw is made from the patient. Specimen: Whole blood Volume: Fill tube to capa	["Normal","Low","High"]
Respiratory rate	Respiration rate is measured when a person is at rest and involves counting the number of breaths fo	[]
Respiratory rate	Respiration rate is measured when a person is at rest and involves counting the number of breaths fo	["12-20", "20-30", ">30", "<12"]
Rhomboid Major Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rhomboid Minor Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rhomboid Palpation	Have the subject lay face down or sit with their arm resting in the small of their back. Palpate the	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Romberg Test	Purpose: Evaluate if visual input is contributing to imbalance, vertigo, dizziness, etc. Instructi	[]
Roo's Test	The patient begins with both arms up and out to the sides with the upper arm externally rotated and	[]
Roos (EAST) Test	Have the patient abduct each shoulder to 90 degrees with the shoulders laterally rotated and the elb	[]
Rotatores Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rotatores Lumborum Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rotatores Thoracis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Rovsing Sign	Patient is placed supine while the clinician applies pressure in the left lower quadrant in an area	[]
Sartorius - Muscle Test	Patient position: Supine, with the leg to be tested placed in the "figure-4" position — hip flexed	["5 Full Force","4 Good","3 Fair","2 Poor","1 Trace","0 No contraction"]
Schepelmann's Sign - Concave pain	Subject is seated or standing. Subject raises arms over head and laterally bends to right to test th	[]
Schepelmann's Sign - Convex pain	Subject is seated or standing. Subject raises arms over head and laterally bends to right to test th	[]
Seated External Hip Rotation - Active	Assess active hip external rotation in a flexed, non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on the	[]
Seated External Hip Rotation - Passive	Assess passive hip external rotation in a flexed, non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on the	[]
Seated External Tibial Rotation - Active	Assess active tibial external rotation in a flexed non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on the	[]
Seated External Tibial Rotation - Passive	Assess passive tibial external rotation in a flexed non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on th	[]
Seated Internal Hip Rotation - Active	Assess active hip internal rotation in a flexed, non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on the	[]
Seated Internal Hip Rotation - Passive	Assess passive hip internal rotation in a flexed, non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on the	[]
Seated Internal Tibial Rotation - Active	Assess active tibial internal rotation in a flexed non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on the	[]
Seated Internal Tibial Rotation - Passive	Assess passive tibial internal rotation in a flexed non-weight bearing position. Patient sits on th	[]
Seated Rotation	This test will assess spinal rotation without lower body (hips, knees, ankles) from the multi-segmen	[]
Seated Slump Test	This test is used to identify neuropathic pain. The patient is instructed to sit on the table with t	[]
Seated Tibial Rotation - Passive	Patient sits on the edge of the table with the lower leg off the table and knee flexed and clinician	["Normal","Decreased internal","Decreased external","Increased internal","Increased external","Ext\/Int decreased","Ext\/Int increased"]
Semispinalis Capitis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Semispinalis Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Semispinalis Thoracis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Serratus Anterior - Palpation	Palpate the serratus anterior	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Serratus Posterior Inferior Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Serratus Posterior Superior Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Serum IgE Test - Cat dander	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal-Low","Low","Moderate","High","Very High","Extremely High"]
Serum IgE Test - Cow's Milk	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal","Low","Moderate","High","Very High"]
Serum IgE Test - Dog dander	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal-Low","Low","Moderate","High","Very High","Extremely High"]
Serum IgE Test - Dust Mites	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal-Low","Low","Moderate","High","Very High","Extremely High"]
Serum IgE Test - Grass - Bremuda	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal-Low","Low","Moderate","High","Very High","Extremely High"]
Serum IgE Test - Ragweed	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is st	["Negative","Equivocal","Low","Moderate","High","Very High"]
Serum IgE Test - Trees - White Elm	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal-Low","Low","Moderate","High","Very High","Extremely High"]
Serum IgE Test - Trees - White Oak	A blood sample is obtained from the patient, typically from a venipuncture. The sample is sto	["Negative","Equivocal-Low","Low","Moderate","High","Very High","Extremely High"]
Shoulder Abduction - Manual Muscle Test	Subject is seated on with the test arm raised to 60-90 degrees . The opposite shoulder is stabilize	[]
Shoulder Abduction - Active	Subject sits with their arms at their sides in a neutral position and is asked to bring the arm out	[]
Shoulder Abduction Manual Muscle Test	With the client seated on table and the arm at their side with the elbow slightly flexed. Th	[]
Shoulder Abduction Test - Cervical Radiculopathy	Patient is seated on the table. The patient is instructed to place the hand of the affected extremit	[]
Shoulder Depression	With the subject seated in an upright position, the examiner laterally flexes the subject's head awa	[]
Shoulder Extension - Active	Subject sits or stands with their arms at their sides in a neutral position. </br> Subject i	[]
Shoulder Extention - Passive	Subject sits or stands with their arms at their sides in a neutral position. Examiner passively ex	[]
Shoulder Extention - Passive	Subject sits or stands with their arms at their sides in a neutral position. Examiner passively ex	[]
Shoulder Flexion - Active	Subject sits with their arms at their sides in a neutral position and is asked to bring the arm forw	[]
Shoulder Horizontal Adduction	Place the subject supine. Patient positions arm into 90 degrees abduction and elbow flexed to 90 de	[]
Shoulder Palpation - Soft Tissues - Anterior	Palpation of the anterior shoulder soft tissues.	[]
Shoulder Palpation - Soft Tissues - Posterior	Palpation of the posterior soft tissues.	[]
Shoulder position - Posture	C There should be a small downward angle on each side >90 degrees. There should be minimal inter	[]
Sign of the Buttock Test	Patient Position: The patient lies supine (on their back) on an examination table	["Pass","Fail"]
Single Leg Backward Bend	This test will assess symmetrical or asymmetrical involvement in an extension movement. Patient st	[]
Single Leg Forward Bend	This test will assess for symmetry of dysfunction for multi-segmental flexion. Patient stands with	[]
Single Leg Stance	Patient begins with the feet together and arms at the side. First, have focus on a point about 5 fee	[]
Single Leg Stance - Eyes Closed	With their eyes open, the subject stands with arms at sides and feet together pointing forward. Pati	[]
Single Leg Stance - Eyes Open	The patient stands with arms at sides and feet together pointing forward. Patient is instructed to l	[]
Skin Inspection - Arms	Examine the patient in good lighting Inspect skin for the following: C	["Pass","Fail"]
Skin Inspection - Head/Face	Examine the patient in good lighting Inspect skin for the following: C	["Pass","Fail"]
Skin Inspection - Legs	Examine the patient in good lighting Inspect skin for the following: C	["Pass","Fail"]
Skin Inspection - Lumbar/Abdomen	Examine the patient in good lighting Inspect skin for the following: C	["Pass","Fail"]
Skin Inspection - Neck	Examine the patient in good lighting Inspect skin for the following: C	["Pass","Fail"]
Skin Inspection - Thorax	Examine the patient in good lighting Inspect skin for the following: C	["Pass","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Cat	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Cow's Milk	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Dog	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Dust Mite	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Grass	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Ragweed	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Skin Prick Test - Trees	The test area is cleaned and labeled using an appropriate skin marker. When multiple tests are being	["Pass","Equivocal","Fail"]
Slit lamp exam	Visual inspection of the eye Evaluate Cornea, lens, anterior chamber, gonioscopy to view ante	["Pass","Fail"]
Slump Test	Patient Position: The patient sits upright on the edge of an examination table with knees fle	["Pass","Fail"]
Soto-Hall	The subject is placed in a supine position and asked to flex his or her neck and touch chin to chest	[]
Speed's Test (Shoulder)	The patient stands or sits upright. The tested arm is raised to 90° of shoulder flexion in the sagi	["Pass","Fail"]
Spinalis Capitis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Spinalis Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Spinalis Thoracis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Spirometry	Ensure all pieces of equipment are clean before beginning test. Document what medications ha	["Normal","Obstruction","Restriction"]
Splenius Capitis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Splenius Cervicis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Spurling	While seated comfortably and with an erect posture, the patient actively rotates the head from side	[]
Spurling's Test	With the subject seated in an upright position, the examiner rests both hands on the top of the subj	[]
Standing Heel Walks	Assess mobility and or weakness of foot dorsiflexion. Patient dorsiflexes ankles and extends toes.	[]
Sternocleidomastoid Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Subaxial Cervical Spine Injury Imaging - Morphollogy	Computed tomography (CT) scans have attained more widespread use to evaluate the cervical spine give	[]
Subclavius Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Subscapularis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Supinator Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Supine Cervical Extension Test	The purpose of this test is to assess cervical spine extension in a non-weight bearing position. Thi	[]
Supine Knee to Chest Holding Shins	This test will assess the mobility of the hips in a non-postural position. Patient lays supine in th	[]
Supine Knee to Chest holding thighs	This test will assess the mobility of the hips in a non-postural position. Patient lays supine in t	[]
Supine Lat Stretch Hips Extended	This test will assess the mobility/stability of shoulder tissues relative to the latissimus dorsi.	[]
Supine Latisimus Dorsi Stretch - Hips Flexed	This test will assess the length of the Latisumus Dorsi muscle. Patient lays supine on the table wi	[]
Supine Occipito-Atlantal Flexion Test	This test is designed to determine OA mobility in an unloaded position. The patient is supine on th	[]
Supine Reciprocal Upper Extremity Test	This test will assess shoulder mobility and/or stability in a non-postural position. Patient assume	[]
Supraspinatus Palpation	Palpation of the piriformis muscle is done through the gluteus maximus muscle using the fingers or t	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Swallowing Test	The examiner asks the subject to swallow. Increased pain or difficulty swallowing is a positive find	[]
system lr test	n	[]
Temperature reading	Temperature gives an indication of core body temperature. Body temperature can be an indication of a	[]
Teres Major Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Teres Minor Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
test	front	[]
Thessaly Test (Knee)	The patient stands barefoot on the leg being tested with the opposite leg lifted off the floor. The	["Pass","Fail"]
Thigh Thrust (Posterior Pelvic Provocation) Test	With subject supine, the subjects leg is positioned so the hip is flexed to 90 degrees and possibly	[]
Thompson's Test	Subject lies prone with feet hanging over the edge of the table. Clinician flexes the knee to 90 deg	[]
Thoracic / Trunk Compression Test	With the subject seated, the clinician provides an axial compressive force caudally.	[]
Thoracic Inter-Segmental Motion	With patient seated or laying down, examiner passively motions the joint segments. End feel is sense	[]
Thoracic Palpation - Joints	Palpate the joints of the thoracic area.	[]
Thoracic Palpation - Soft Tissues	Palpation of the thoracic soft-tissues.	[]
Thoracic Posture	Clinician evaluates the subject from the front and side. There should be a gradual kyphosis	[]
Thoracic Spine Joint Intersegmental Motion	With the subject prone, apply a Posterior to Anterior pressure with the hand along the thoracic spin	[]
Thumb IP Extension Tests	Test: Patient extends the IP joint of the thumb. Instructions to patient: â€œSt	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Thumb MP Extension Tests (Extensor pollicis brevis)	Grade 5 (Normal) to Grade 0 (Zero) Position of patient: Forearm in midposition and wrist in	[]
Thumb MP Extension Tests (Extensor pollicis brevis)	Grade 5 (Normal) to Grade 0 (Zero)<br /> Position of patient: Forearm in midposition and wri	[]
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Serum Test	Specimen Serum Volume 2 mL Minimum Volume 0.7 mL	[]
Toe Walks	Assess stability and mobility of plantarflexion in a weight bearing position. Patient walks with he	[]
Too Many Toes Sign	From the posterior side of the subject, assess alignment of the foot. Seeing too many toes	[]
Transversus abdominis Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Trendelenburg's Test	Subject stands on one leg with knee lifted. Clinician observes to see if pelvis stays level. The hip	[]
Triceps Brachii Palpation	The following grading system may also be used. Grade 0 - No tenderness Grade I -	["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
TS function axial	n	[]
TS function bilateral	b	[]
Unilateral Shoulder Backward Bend	This test will assess unilateral shoulder involvement in multi-segmental extension. Patient stands	[]
Upper Body Rolling - Prone to Supine	This test will assess shoulder flexion, horizontal abduction, trunk extension and rotation in a non-	[]
Upper Body Rolling - Supine to Prone	This test will assess shoulder extension, horizontal adduction, trunk flexion and pelvic rotation an	[]
Upper Extremity Pattern 1	Patient stands with their feet together and arms at their sides. Patient reaches behind their back t	[]
Upper Extremity Pattern 2	Patient stands with their feet together and arms at their sides. Patient reaches behind their head t	[]
Upper Limb Tension Test - Median Nerve	This test is first performed on the non-involved side and then the involved side. </br> M	[]
Upper Trapezius - Palpation		["Normal","Mild Hypertonic","Moderate Hypertonic","Spasm","Trigger Point","Adhesion","Inflammation","Fasciculations","Hypotonic"]
Upper Trapezius Length Testing	This test is performed in two parts. The subject starts off seated on a stool without a back	[]
Valgus Stress Test - Knee 0 Degrees	The clinician pushes the knee medially while in a neutral (0 deg) position while the ankle is stabil	[]
Valgus Stress Test - Knee 30 Degrees	The clinician pushes the knee medially while in a knee flexed position of 20-30 degrees while the an	[]
VALSALVA	The patient is seated comfortably. The arms may be slightly flexed at the elbows. The patient is i	[]
Varus Stress Test - Knee 0 Degrees	The clinician pushes the knee laterally while in a neutral (0 deg) position while the ankle is stabi	[]
Varus Stress Test - Knee 30 Degrees	The clinician pushes the knee laterally while in a knee flexed position of 20-30 degrees while the a	[]
Vele's Reflex Stability Test	Patient stands with bare feet and arms at their side.Patient is asked to lean forward at the ankles	[]
Vertebral Artery Tension Test	The examiner holds tension medially and superiorly just inferior to the superior oblique and superio	[]
Visual Acuity Test	Ensure good natural light or illumination on the chart. It is important to ensure that the person ha	["Pass","Fail"]
Vitamin D,25-OH	Patient Preparation Fasting preferred, but not required. Preferred Specimen(s)	[]
Wall Test	Have the patient stand with feet flat on the ground, heels about 2-6 inches away from the wall. Put	[]
Weight	1. Ask the patient to remove their coat and footwear (shoes, slippers, sandals etc) and socks	[]
White Blood Cell (WBC) Count	This test is often performed as part of a larger panel of tests including the Complete Blood Count.<	["Normal","High","Low"]
Wright's Test	Arms in neutral position, abduction to 30Â°, 60Â°, 90Â°, and 180Â° with measurement of the a	[]
Wrist Extension - Manual Muscle Testing	Subject is seated on table with one arms at their side and the test arm at about 90 degrees of elbow	[]
Wrist Flexion (Flexor carpi radialis and Flexor carpi ulnari	Grade 3 (Fair) Position of patient: Starting position with forearm supinated and wrist neutr	[]
Yellow Flag - Question 1	Please indicate your usual level of pain for the past week.	[]
Yellow Flag - Question 2	Does pain, numbness, tingling or weakness extend into your leg (from the low back) or arm (from the	[]
Yellow Flag - Question 3	How would you rate your general health? 0 Poor - 10 Excellent	[]