OSCE On-Ground Practice Test

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• What is the normal elbow flexion angle in the ROM test?
• For the Inverted Calcaneus technique, what is the LOC?
• What is the normal knee flexion angle?
• Posterior Jaw/Anterior Disc TMJ, what is the contact point (CP)?
• A positive Morton test indicates which condition?
• Pallesthesia findings: which outcome indicates a dorsal column lesion?
• Palpate for the spleen: A positive finding indicates which condition?
• A positive Burns Bench Test is best described by which finding?
• Pulsations in the epigastric region felt from Superior to Inferior indicate which condition?
• For GH Internal/External Rotation, what is the LOC?
• Goldthwait Sign helps differentiate SI joint pathology from lumbar pathology; pain before movement indicates which problem?
• In the Sharp vs Dull Discrimination Test, which sensation is being tested?
• A positive Linder Sign is most consistent with which diagnosis?
• A diaphragmatic excursion test shows a normal measurement of which range?
• In the Homan's sign test, the leg is elevated to what height before dorsiflexion?
• Murphy's Punch test is positive and indicates which condition?
• Which test evaluates the medial collateral ligament by applying an abducting (valgus) force at the knee?
• In the Drawer Test, a gapping greater than 6 mm when the leg is pushed indicates a tear of which ligament?
• In Rinne's test, which finding supports conductive deafness?
• A positive Obturator Sign indicates pain with internal rotation of the hip and is associated with which condition?
• A positive Adson Test indicates compression of the neurovascular bundle by which structure?
• Jackson Compression test with a radicular component indicates which condition?
• Which stethoscope component is used to hear low-pitched sounds?
• Posterior Cuneiform Diamond contact LOC is which?
• Which of the following is a soft tissue structure palpated during hip and pelvis examination?
• Internal Rotated Tibia: What stabilization is used?
• The Thompson test is positive when there is absence of plantarflexion motion, indicating which injury?
• A positive finger-to-nose test is most consistent with a lesion in which neurological structure?
• During palpation of the tracheal position, which finding is considered positive and indicates an underlying pathology?
• Which reflex is used to assess the oculocardiac response during cranial nerve V testing?
• What does loss of symmetry in the movement of the thumbs during respiratory excursion indicate?
• A positive Thomas Test indicates contracture of which muscle group?
• S1 nerve root foot eversion involves which muscles and nerve?
• Pulsations felt in the epigastric region that move from inferior to superior indicate which diagnosis?
• Bragard Sign is positive for which condition?
• Bounce Home Test positive findings include a knee that does not fully extend and may indicate what?
• A positive thrill is best described as which finding?
• Which condition is indicated by a positive Fluid Wave test?
• Which finding is characteristic of a positive Cozen Test?
• GH Circumduction involves which movements?
• Retinacular test: DIP flexion is achieved indicates which structure is tight?
• During cranial nerve I testing, which question would you most likely ask to screen its function?
• Forrestier's Bowstring Sign is positive indicating which condition?
• In the Rigid or Supple Flat Feet Test, a positive finding of absence of the medial longitudinal arch in both seated and standing positions indicates which condition?
• What is the normal hip extension ROM in degrees?
• AM Radius adjustment uses which contact point (CP)?
• In the lumbar nerve root testing described, knee extension is associated with which nerve root?
• Which test involves walking with the heel to toe?
• What is the contact point (CP) for Anterior Calcaneus?
• Mills Test (Maneuver): A positive result is best described as which of the following?
• S1 nerve root plantarflexion involves which muscles and nerve?
• In the Point Localization Test, after closing their eyes, the patient must do what?
• Which sign is described as a non-specific test for the structural integrity of the cervical region, with generalized pain that may extend to the level of T2?
• During knee palpation, which area corresponds to the pes Anserine Area (Gracilis, Sartorius, Semitendinosus)?
• What does increased tactile fremitus indicate in posterior chest examination?
• Prior to performing the Dawbarn test, deep palpation of the shoulder is most likely to localize tenderness in which structure?
• Which of the following is NOT among the seven lymph nodes of the head palpated?
• Crude Touch Test uses which criterion for a positive result?
• A positive Neri Bowing Test indicates which of the following?
• In Straight Leg Raise, a positive greater than 70 degrees indicates what?
• A mass that does not remain visible and/or palpable upon repeated examination is classified as which type?
• A positive Soto-Hall Sign indicates which of the following?
• During carotid sinus reflex testing, what is the expected change in pulse when the carotid artery is occluded?
• In the Supine SC Joint technique, which of the following describes the line of correction (LOC)?
• A positive Bakody sign is decrease or absence of radiating pain, indicating which condition?
• Which set correctly pairs the vertebral levels with the hyoid, thyroid, and cricoid cartilages?
• In the Abbott-Saunders test, a positive sign is indicated by which finding?
• In the Cervical Distraction Test, which finding indicates foraminal encroachment with nerve root compression?
• Which structure is palpated as a group within the quadriceps during knee examination?
• Aortic murmurs are heard best with which setting on the stethoscope?
• In AC Joint Chiro/Chiro technique, where is the SCP located?
• Knee extension testing in the L4 pattern assesses which nerve?
• Which test is used to evaluate for foraminal encroachment in the cervical spine with maximal compression?
• What is the percussion sound over the spleen in a normal examination?
• For Anterior Carpals, which LOC is used?
• In the Adduction Stress Test, a positive result is best described as which of the following?
• In indirect light reflex testing, the normal response is that the contralateral pupil constricts.
• Which percussion sound indicates the location of the fundus of the stomach?
• Which test specifically evaluates proprioception by asking the patient to identify finger position?
• A positive Yergason test with an audible click indicates which condition?
• Palpate the urinary bladder: A positive sign indicates which condition?
• What is the normal hip flexion ROM in degrees?
• A positive Stork Test is most suggestive of which condition?
• During which test is reproduction of posterior thigh pain before 60 degrees considered positive?
• PM Ulna adjustment uses which line of correction (LOC)?
• Which soft tissue structure is palpated during shoulder examination?
• A positive Claudication Test most directly supports which vascular finding?
• A positive Anvil Test indicates possible fracture of which structures?
• Which pair of signs is commonly used to assess median nerve compression at the wrist?
• For the Mankopf Sign, a positive result indicates which of the following about the pain response?
• During cranial nerve II testing, what external sign are you looking for to assess eyelid position?
• For Hip Distraction technique, what is the contact point (CP)?
• Which statement correctly describes a normal palpation of the skull?
• Bony palpation of the wrist and hand: Which of the following is NOT listed among the bones palpated?
• In the Chest Expansion Test, a positive result is defined as which of the following?
• C5 reflex corresponds to which reflex?
• In leg length discrepancy assessment, which description is correct for true discrepancy?
• On percussion of the anterior thorax, which finding indicates trapped air?
• In the Supine SC Joint technique, where is the contact point placed?
• Crude Touch Test indicates involvement of which sensory pathway?
• In the Fajersztajn test, the Well leg raise is performed. A positive finding of pain in the affected leg indicates which disc protrusion?
• Superior Mid-Foot technique, what is the LOC?
• A positive Major Artery Bruit indicates which condition?
• In Spinal Percussion Test, which finding is consistent with disc pathology?
• Posterior Tibia - Prone: What stabilization is used?
• Which sign is positive if posterior thigh pain is reproduced or the patient cannot perform due to tripod position?
• In the Anterior Talus - Thumb/Thumb technique, what is the stabilization?
• The Nachlas test is used to evaluate pathology in which regions?
• A positive Wright Test (Hyperabduction) indicates compression of the Axillary artery by which structures?
• Posterior Tibia - Modified Knee: What is the LOC?
• For Anterior Fibula Head technique, what is the contact point (CP)?
• Which LOC is used for the Anterior Shoulder glide?
• Which bone is NOT included in the bony palpation of the foot and ankle?
• In the shoulder ROM assessment, which item is a scapular movement?
• Cranial Nerve V sensory testing includes light touch on which regions of the face?
• A positive Hibb test with pain in the buttock/pelvis region most likely indicates which pathology?
• On Libman Sign, what does a positive finding indicate about the patient's pain threshold?
• Which spinal levels are involved in abdominal reflex testing?
• The Venous Hum is described as which of the following?
• Which part of the stethoscope should be used to listen for friction rubs?
• Blumberg's sign: Positive indicates which condition?
• Ankle Dorsiflexion Test positive 1 indicates which contracture?
• For the Inverted Calcaneus technique, what is the SCP?
• For percussing the heart size in males, which intercostal spaces are used?
• A positive Murphy's sign during gallbladder palpation indicates which condition?
• Which combination identifies mitral murmurs' pitch and auscultation tool?
• In the Yergason test, a positive result with localized pain in the bicipital groove indicates which condition?
• In the Anterior Talus - Thumb/Thumb technique, what is the contact point (CP)?
• Turyn Sign is used to detect which pathology?
• What is the normal range for wrist flexion in a standard wrist and hand range of motion assessment?
• What is the normal size of the apical impulse?
• During percussion of the urinary bladder, which finding indicates a distended bladder?
• Which muscle is listed as palpated in soft tissue palpation of the lumbar spine?
• Which statement about palpation of the head and neck lymph nodes is true?
• For Anterior Calcaneus, which structure is stabilized?
• Sicard: A positive Sicard test indicates what?
• Ely Sign tests for contracture of which muscle group?
• S1 reflex corresponds to which reflex?
• Neutral elbow flexion testing assesses which nerve?
• Which test is used to identify foraminal encroachment in the cervical spine?
• During shoulder examination, which of the following is a bony palpation landmark?
• The Gaenslen and Lewin-Gaenslen tests assess pathology in which joint?
• Which signs are checked when testing Cranial Nerve XII (hypoglossal) function?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a bony palpation landmark of the knee?
• In Schepelmann sign, pain on the concave side of the thorax indicates which condition?
• Which lymph node is described as the anterior axillary (pectoral) node?
• What is the SCP for Anterior Calcaneus?
• Which finding should be synchronous during auscultation?
• Buckling Sign is positive for which condition?
• What does Chaddock sign involve?
• Humeroulnar Distraction uses which LOC?
• What is the contact point (CP) for Everted Calcaneus?
• During the Belt Test, pain occurring when the sacrum is both supported and unsupported indicates which involvement?
• A positive Hoffmann sign indicates what?
• Which finding on abdominal examination would suggest a distended bladder?
• Inability to perform the tandem gait test is most consistent with a lesion in which neurological structure?
• Which is the lumbar spine extension range of motion value?
• What is the purpose of Jendrassik maneuvers?
• Which of the following best describes a positive Romberg test?
• Which of the following is a landmark associated with the superior nuchal region in palpation?
• What is the plantarflexion range of motion specified in the ROM for the foot and ankle?
• In the Ely Heel to Buttock Test, a positive finding of pain in the lumbar region indicates which condition?
• A decrease in pain down the affected leg on Well-Leg-Raising indicates which finding?
• A positive kidney entrapment indicates which condition?
• Adducted Calcaneus LOC is?
• AC Joint adjustment in the supine position uses which SCP?
• Which of the following is NOT a bony palpation landmark of the hip and pelvis?
• Clarke Sign (patellofemoral grinding test) positive indicates degeneration of patellar facets and/or within the trochlear groove. Which option best describes this?
• For Anterior Jaw/Posterior Disc TMJ, what is the SCP?
• In AC Joint Web contact, where is the SCP located?
• Ankle Dorsiflexion Test positive 2 indicates which contracture?
• A positive Lewin Standing Test indicates pathology in which regions?
• In the Dawbarn test, what outcome constitutes a positive result?
• For Posterior Fibula Head, what is the SCP?
• Which reflexes are included in cranial nerve II testing?
• A positive Trendelenburg test indicates weakness of which muscle on the supported side?
• Amoss Sign is positive in which conditions?
• In uvular motor function testing, which finding indicates a lesion?
• The Mazion Pelvic Maneuver is true to state that a positive finding indicates which condition?
• In shoulder range of motion assessment, flexion equals how many degrees?
• In direct light reflex testing, which cranial nerves serve as afferent and efferent pathways, respectively?
• Tinel Wrist Sign: A positive result is best described as which of the following?
• Patellar Mobilization LOC directions involve which of the following?
• Which structure lies directly below the patella and is described as the superficial infrapatellar Bursa?
• Which sign is associated with an upper motor neuron lesion?
• A positive Heel Walk Test indicates a lesion at which nerve root level?
• Which test yields a positive result when pain is reported before any spinous process separation is felt during hip flexion?
• In the Anterior Talus: Knife Edge technique, what is the stabilization?
• What is the contact point (CP) for Posterior Calcaneus?
• Patella Ballottement Test: A positive finding is best described by which sensation?
• What is the line of direction (LOD) for AI Humerus adjustment in the supine position?
• A positive Femoral Stretch Test suggests involvement of which nerve roots?
• A positive Lewin-Gaenslen test indicates pain on the affected SI joint stressed into extension. Which diagnosis is most consistent?
• Which test is most associated with detecting subluxation or dislocation of the biceps tendon via palpable or audible click?
• Spurling's test II is positive when?
• C6 reflex corresponds to which reflex?
• Which test yields a positive result when the patient points to different pain sites on successive examinations?
• What is the ROM for subtalar inversion listed in the ROM section?
• Which finding constitutes a positive abdominal palpation verbal?
• Toes 2, 3, 4 dorsiflexion tests which muscles and nerve?
• Which of the following is a typical positive finding in a Claudication Test?
• Which finding on scalp palpation would suggest a skull fracture?
• In Adam Sign, a positive finding where the scoliosis does not straighten indicates which condition?
• Which structure is commonly palpated in Soft Tissue Palpation of the cervical spine?
• Which statement about normal breath sounds is true?
• Posterior Tibia - Modified Knee: What stabilization is used?
• During palpation of the five cardiac areas for pulsations, a positive finding is?
• Which sitting position is described as Flexion and Adduction (How ladies sit)?
• Which arteries should be auscultated to assess arterial bruits in the head and torso?
• Soft Tissue Palpation of the Hand: Which structure is NOT included in the palpation list?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as part of soft tissue palpation of the lumbar spine?
• The Anterior Apprehension Test is positive and indicates which condition?
• Posterior Humerus adjustment uses which contact point (CP)?
• During anterior thorax palpation, which items are assessed?
• Which statement describes a positive pitting edema finding?
• During percussion of the abdomen, what is the primary purpose?
• Internal Rotated Tibia: What is the SCP?
• Where is normal dullness heard on percussion?
• Posterior Tibia - Modified Knee: What is the SCP?
• Which test uses a toothpick to evaluate sensory perception?
• The Drop Arm Test is positive and indicates which condition?
• The plantar reflex tests the sensory and motor function of which nerve?
• A Drawer Sign positive with the tibia pushed and the foot pulled indicates tear of which ligament?
• Which instrument is used to examine the fundus during cranial nerve II testing?
• In AC Joint Chiro/Chiro technique, what is the contact point (CP)?
• A positive Magnuson Test is demonstrated by which pattern of pain location across two trials?
• Which test has Libman Sign as its positive finding when assessing pain threshold?
• During CN IX and X assessment, which symptom is commonly used to screen function?
• Palpation of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is positive if which finding is present, indicating TMJ dysfunction?
• Finger extension testing in the C7 distribution is performed by which nerve?
• During cranial nerve I testing, which instrument is used to inspect the nostril?
• Which structure is included in soft tissue palpation of the elbow?
• A positive Lasegue Test may indicate which of the following besides disc lesions?
• Jackson Compression test shows a positive finding of exacerbation of localized cervical pain without nerve root compression indicates which pathology?
• The patting test is used to assess dysfunction of which neurological structure when there is a hand flare or loss of rhythm?
• Which structure is a soft tissue palpation landmark in the hip and pelvis examination?
• A positive Gaenslen test indicates pain on the affected sacroiliac joint stressed into extension. Which condition is most consistently indicated by this finding?
• Which step tests olfactory function by having the patient cover a nostril and smell a scent?
• What is the SCP for Everted Calcaneus?
• Which sign is used to assess for a ruptured appendix or pelvic abscess?
• Which stethoscope component is used to listen to high-pitched cardiac sounds?
• Which finding indicates trapped air on percussion?
• In the Anterior Talus - Thumb/Thumb technique, what is the LOC?
• C7 reflex corresponds to which reflex?
• During Apley Distraction Test, pain on the medial side indicates which injury?
• Gag reflex testing is performed by stimulating which area?
• In the Oppenheim sign, the motion is stroke along the shin in which direction?
• Which muscle is included in soft tissue palpation of the elbow?
• In abdominal percussion, how many locations are typically examined per quadrant?
• Ankle inversion testing corresponds to the action of which muscle and nerve pair?
• The Tinel Elbow Sign is positive for which finding?
• AC Joint adjustment in the supine position uses which contact point (CP)?
• What is the normal bowel sound frequency per minute?
• External Rotated Tibia technique, what is the LOC?
• Which test is most specific for evaluating for thoracic outlet syndrome involving the pectoralis minor or coracoid process?
• Finger abduction/adduction testing in the T1 distribution tests which nerve?
• Golfer Elbow Test: A positive result is best described as which of the following?
• Which reflex is used to test the trigeminal nerve by tapping the jaw?
• For the Anterior Jaw/Posterior Disc TMJ technique, what is the contact point (CP)?
• Which statement about the ten head and neck lymph nodes is correct?
• Bronchophony is positive when there is which finding?
• A positive tracheal tug test indicates which condition?
• In Schepelmann sign testing, pain on the convex side indicates which condition?
• A deviation of the trachea is considered positive and indicates what?
• In Posterior Jaw/Anterior Disc TMJ, what is the LOC?
• Identify the vertebral levels of the hyoid, thyroid, and cricoid cartilages.
• In the Rigid or Supple Flat Feet Test, a positive finding where the arch is present while seated but absent while standing indicates which condition?
• S2 is loudest at which location during diastole?
• Inferior Lateral Mid-foot technique, what is the LOC?
• Which test is described as producing pain deep in the sacroiliac joint?
• Palpate the abdominal aorta pulse: A positive finding indicates which condition?
• Finger flexion testing in the C8 distribution involves which nerves?
• The Posterior Apprehension Test is positive and indicates which condition?
• Inferior Medial Longitudinal Arch technique, what is the CP?
• Stereognosis Test - what ability is assessed?
• What does a positive Flip Sign indicate?
• A positive Neri Bowing Test supports which of the following pathologies?
• A bruit over the temporal artery suggests which condition?
• Vestibulo-Oculo-Reflex: What is the procedure described?
• Which structure is a bony palpation landmark in the shoulder examination?
• What is the characteristic sign of an arterial bruit?
• Which finding constitutes a positive Clarke Sign?
• Which nerve supplies foot eversion?
• In the Foraminal Compression Test, which finding indicates foraminal encroachment without nerve root compression?
• Possible rib fractures are suggested by which finding?
• In the Inverted Calcaneus technique, what is the Stabilization point?
• Positive Allen test is defined by a delay >10 seconds in returning color and indicates radial or ulnar insufficiency.
• Which test measures chest expansion?
• If the proximal interphalangeal joint flexion is achieved, what does this indicate in the Bunnel-Littler test?
• In AC Joint Web contact, what is the contact point (CP)?
• Posterior Tibia - Modified Knee: What is the CP?
• A Drawer Sign positive with the tibia pulled and the foot pushed indicates tear of which ligament?
• Friction rubs are described as which type of sound?
• A positive Valsalva Maneuver suggests which of the following?
• For Ankle Distraction, what is the LOC?
• Light Touch Test results: which finding indicates a dorsal column lesion?
• In the Anterior Talus - Thumb/Thumb technique, what is the SCP?
• Which technique uses Thumb-pisiform as CP?
• A venous hum heard with a Bell over the Jugular and Inferior Vena Cava is characterized by which finding?
• A Rovsing's Sign is considered positive when a patient experiences sharp pain in the right lower quadrant upon rebound in which quadrant?
• A positive Apley test indicates which condition?
• If bowel sounds are Absent after listening for 5 minutes, what is the recommended action?
• Which taste sensation is commonly tested to screen glossopharyngeal nerve function (CN IX)?
• Which finding on palpation of the liver edge indicates liver disease?
• A positive Toe Walk Test indicates a lesion at which nerve root level?
• During Apley Compression Test, pain on the medial side indicates which tear?
• Which structure is tested by the Lateral Collateral Ligament Test (Adduction Stress Test) to assess instability?
• A positive Froment sign indicates weakness due to ulnar nerve palsy causing weakness of which muscle?
• Which structure is located in the posterior knee region and is palpated as the popliteal fossa?
• L4 reflex corresponds to which reflex?
• On the Well-Leg-Raising test, which finding indicates medial disc protrusion?
• A positive FABERE test indicates pathology in which region?
• Which statement best describes an arterial bruit heard during auscultation of the head and torso?
• AI Humerus adjustment performed in the supine position uses which contact point (CP)?
• What is the dorsiflexion range of motion specified in the ROM for the foot and ankle?
• PL Ulna adjustment uses which stabilizing contact point (SCP)?
• A positive Kernig sign indicates which condition?
• A positive Finkelstein test is most specific for stenosing tenosynovitis of which tendon group?
• Kidney entrapment: A positive sign indicates which condition?
• Which statement describes a positive Turyn Sign?
• A limited diaphragmatic excursion can indicate pathology in which areas?
• A superficial abdominal mass is characterized by which finding?
• Which bone is located at the base of the thumb and palpated in the wrist-hand examination?
• Spurling's test I is positive for which finding?
• Egophony is characterized by which change in vocal resonance?
• Blanching of the foot is a positive finding in which test of arterial status?
• Which statement describes the method to palpate the thyroid gland from the front?
• A positive Naffziger test indicates which finding?
• In AC Joint Web contact, what is the line of correction (LOC)?
• Lachman Test: Positive indicates instability of which structures?
• What is the special maneuver for mitral murmurs?
• What is the normal abdominal reflex result?
• Allis Sign (Galeazzi Sign) can indicate which condition?
• Wrist extension testing in the C6 distribution primarily tests which nerve?
• In Rinne's test, which finding supports sensorineural deafness?
• Posterior Humerus adjustment uses which LOC?
• Positive Abduction Stress Test indicates injury to which structure?
• During the Kemp test, a positive result is most consistent with which condition?
• What is the positive finding for the Speed test?
• Which sign is used to indicate cholecystitis during gallbladder palpation?
• For Coxafemoral Long Axis Distraction, which option best describes the LOC?
• A positive Bowstring Sign is most consistent with which findings?
• In the Belt Test, which finding indicates sacroiliac involvement?
• Which arteries are palpated in the abdomen and lower extremities?
• Which breathing instruction is commonly used during palpation of the liver edge, gallbladder, and spleen?
• Which statement about the mitral murmur maneuver is true?
• Which muscle is palpated on the lateral aspect of the thigh as part of the quadriceps group?
• Posterior Carpals LOC?
• Auscultation of the thyroid gland for soft bruits using the bell is positive for which state?
• During the Bunnel-Littler test, which condition is indicated by inability to flex the PIP joint?
• A positive Nachlas test indicates lesion in which region?
• During vestibular testing, which test examines the ability to focus on a distant spot while the head is moved through a range of motion and the patient maintains gaze?
• In AI Humerus adjustment performed seated, which stabilization is used?
• Apprehension Test for the patella indicates chronic patella dislocation or predisposition to dislocation. Which option best expresses this?
• Internal Rotated Tibia: What is the CP?
• Internal Rotated Tibia: What is the LOC?
• What are you palpating for during posterior thorax palpation?
• A positive Milgram Test indicates which of the following?
• What is the ROM for subtalar eversion listed in the ROM section?
• A Milgram Test primarily assesses which abdominal function?
• Which statement about the Allen test is true?
• True statement about Linder Sign?
• Which nerve is assessed by asking the patient to say AHHH and observing uvular movement?
• Which test is most associated with tennis elbow due to lateral epicondylalgia?
• A positive Hoover Sign suggests which of the following?
• Amoss Sign presents as which symptom?
• Which finding on the Anterior Innominate Test indicates anterior displacement of the ilium relative to the sacrum?
• What is the normal percussion sound over the gastric air bubble?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the ten lymph nodes of the head and neck?
• During these procedures, how far off the table should the leg be positioned?
• Which finding on thyroid palpation indicates dysfunction?
• During knee examination, which movements are tested as internal rotation and external rotation?
• Which sign indicates hip abductor weakness during single-leg stance?
• Retinacular test: DIP flexion cannot be achieved indicates which condition?
• In the Modified Shober Test, a positive result is defined by which measurement change between the lower and upper marks?
• In the O'Donoghue maneuver, pain during resisted range of motion indicates which injury pattern?
• Humeroulnar Extension uses which LOC?
• In the Chaddock sign, the stroke is performed around which anatomical landmark?
• In the O'Donoghue maneuver, pain during passive range of motion indicates which injury pattern?
• In the McMurray Test, a positive result with external rotation indicates tear of which meniscus?
• In the Sidelying SC Joint technique, what stabilizes the patient during the procedure?
• Costochondritis test is positive for pain at which location?
• Posterior Tibia - Prone: What is the LOD?
• In cranial nerve II testing, which question would you ask to screen the patient’s vision?
• During palpation of the thyroid from the back, what is the first step to access the left lobe?
• Which percussion finding indicates liver enlargement?
• In the Oppenheim sign, the stroke is performed in which direction along the shin?
• A positive Ober test indicates contraction of which structures?
• In the Ely Heel to Buttock Test, a positive finding of inability to raise the thigh indicates which condition?
• Posterior Tibia - Prone: What is the CP?
• Posterior Tibia - Prone: What is the SCP?
• Whispered Pectoriloquy is positive when what is observed?
• Which movements are included in cranial nerve VII motor testing?
• PL Radius adjustment uses which stabilizing contact point (SCP)?
• In bronchophony assessment, which scenario indicates consolidation?
• Which outcome constitutes a positive Slump Test?
• Which statement best describes a positive Bonnet Sign?
• A positive Maximal Cervical Compression test yields pain on the concave side, indicating which condition?
• During palpation of the abdomen and lower extremities, which arteries are palpated?
• What is the normal forearm supination ROM?
• What is the normal plantar response?
• The spinous processes palpated in the bony palpation section include which vertebrae?
• Which intercostal spaces are percussed in females?
• Pinprick Test assesses spinothalamic involvement. A positive result is which finding?
• Which sign is most closely associated with nephritis?
• Which test is used to assess coordination and cerebellar function by having the patient touch their finger to their nose?
• Which finding supports liver enlargement on percussion?
• Normal breath sounds: which term describes sounds heard over the periphery of the lung?
• In Pallesthesia testing, the tuning fork is applied to which locations?
• Positive Fukuda stepping test indicates vestibular lesion on which side?
• On anterior thorax percussion, dullness most likely indicates what?
• Palpate around the umbilicus: A positive sign indicates which condition?
• In Weber testing, which finding indicates conductive hearing loss?
• Which bone is stabilized during Posterior Calcaneus technique?
• Abducted Calcaneus LOC is?
• A positive Roos Test indicates thoracic outlet syndrome on the involved side, manifested as what?
• A positive Reverse Bakody Sign is radiating pain or exacerbation of radiating pain, indicating which condition?
• A positive Buerger's Test is evidenced by which sign?
• Forced gait testing is positive when there is loss of balance or inability to perform. This finding most likely indicates a lesion in which structure?
• GH Distraction uses which contact point (CP)?
• The Supination-Pronation Test is used to assess dysfunction in which system?
• A positive Hibb test with pain in the hip region most likely indicates which pathology?
• A positive Psoas Sign is characterized by increased pain in which abdominal quadrant and is most commonly associated with which condition?
• During soft tissue palpation, which structure is palpated?
• Which of the following is a landmark palpated during bony palpation of the elbow?
• What is the interpretation of equal skin temperature on the extremities?
• A positive Modified Shober Test indicates probable which condition?
• Which of the following is a potential cause of a positive Slump Test?
• In the Axial Trunk-Loading Test, a positive result indicates pain in which region?
• A positive Bechterew Test indicates which condition?
• A positive Halstead maneuver indicates compression of which structure?
• Which of the following is a palpable bony landmark used when palpating the cervical region?
• S1 is loudest at which location during systole?
• During peripheral artery palpation of neck and upper extremities, the patient should be in which position?
• A positive Swallowing Test is most consistent with which finding?
• A positive Shoulder Depression Test indicates which condition?
• Which motion has the greatest range of motion in the cervical spine?
• A positive Laguerre Test indicates pathology in which region?
• In Weber testing, louder sound in the good ear indicates which type of hearing loss?
• What is the normal range for wrist extension in a standard wrist and hand range of motion assessment?
• Hallpike-Dix: Which statement defines a positive result?
• Graphesthesia Test - what does it evaluate?
• Which maneuver best facilitates auscultation of an aortic murmur?
• Which flavors are tested for taste during cranial nerve VII testing?
• In the Ely Heel to Buttock Test, a positive finding of pain in the anterior thigh indicates which pathology?
• In the Anterior Talus: Chiro/Chiro technique, what is the CP?
• The Dugas test is positive and indicates which condition?
• Phalen Sign (Prayer Sign): A positive result is best described as which of the following?
• What percussion sound is expected over the spleen in a normal exam?
• The cardinal directions of gaze (H pattern) test assesses movement of the eyes and involves which cranial nerves?
• A positive Homan's sign is associated with which condition?
• In the Flexed-Hip Test, a positive result indicates pain appearing when?
• A positive Yeoman test indicates sprain of which ligaments?
• For Posterior Fibula Head technique, what is the contact point (CP)?
• A positive Impingement Sign indicates overuse injury to which structure?
• The test that uses a varus stress to assess knee stability evaluates which ligament?
• Big toe dorsiflexion tests which muscle and nerve?
• A positive Trunk Rotational Test indicates which finding?
• On percussion of the posterior thorax, which finding is normal?
• What is the normal range for wrist ulnar deviation in a standard wrist and hand ROM assessment?
• Supinated elbow flexion primarily tests which nerve?
• During palpation of the temporal arteries in a seated patient, which finding is considered positive and suggests temporal arteritis?
• Which structure is listed under Soft Tissue Palpation of the cervical spine?
• In Straight Leg Raise, a positive between 35-70 degrees indicates which condition?
• A positive Costoclavicular (Eden) Test indicates compression of the neurovascular bundle by which structures?
• Which test is performed to assess compression of the neurovascular bundle by the clavicle and first rib?
• Inferior Medial Longitudinal Arch technique, what is the SCP?
• In the Anterior Talus - Prone technique, what is the stabilization?
• Which arteries are commonly auscultated when evaluating the head and neck for turbulent flow?
• Everted Calcaneus LOD refers to which directions?
• Which test uses a Q-tip to touch three finger tips with eyes closed?
• What does decreased tactile fremitus indicate?
• In the Joint Position Test, what finding indicates a dorsal column lesion?
• Which testing maneuver is used to provoke thoracic outlet syndrome by elevating the arm and abducting beyond 90 degrees?
• A positive Pelvic Rock Test (iliac compression test) indicates injury to which structures?
• Inability to perform the heel-to-shin test is most consistent with a lesion in which structure?
• AM Radius adjustment uses which line of correction (LOC)?
• Which structure is palpated as the superficial infrapatellar bursa?