Varus (Lateral) Stress Test: Client is supine, practitioner holds client’s leg with knee extended and relaxed, and applies lateral pressure... View Article
Nachlas’s Test: Client is prone, practitioner passively flexes the knee, bring the heel to the buttocks. Purpose: Assess for lumbar... View Article
Linder’s Sign: Client is supine. Practitioner stands behind the patient and enforces head, neck and dorsolumbar flexion, placing the client’s... View Article
Yeoman’s Test: Client is prone. Practitioner flexes the client’s knee at 90° and places one hand under the knee and... View Article
Straight Leg raise: Client is supine with the affected leg extended and internally rotated. Practitioner raises the leg, flexing the... View Article
Gaenslen’s Test: Client is supine and positioned at the edge of the examination table, with the affected leg hanging off... View Article
Lachmans’s Test: Client is supine with knee flexed to 30°. Practitioner places one hand on the distal femur to stabilize... View Article
McMurray’s Test: Client is supine. Practitioner places one hand along the knee joint, the other hand holds the sole of... View Article
Clarke’s Sign (Active Patellar Compression Test): Client is supine. Practitioner places their palm on the proximal edge of the patella... View Article
Milgram’s Test: Client is supine. With their knees extended, the client flexes at the hips, raising both legs approximately two... View Article