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triangular fibrocartilage complex—242 |
tennis elbow test—228–9, 230 |
proximal interphalangeal joint |
triceps—217 |
trigger points—207, 208, 209 |
flexion—266, 267, 268, 268 |
palpation—206–7, 207 |
overview—141, 141 |
radial deviation—253, 253 |
resistive testing—217, 218 |
posture examination—22 |
radiological views—291 |
trigger points and referred pain—209 |
shoulder—141, 143–94 |
referred pain patterns—289, 290 |
triceps reflex—73 |
abduction testing—172–3, 173, 174 |
subjective examination—235–6 |
trigger fingers—266, 267 |
acromioclavicular shear test—189, |
thumb—273–9 |
trigger points—447 |
189 |
Tinel’s test—280, 282 |
cervical spine—56, 56–7, 57, 58, 59 |
active movement testing—156, 162, |
ulnar deviation—253, 254 |
elbow—207, 208, 209 |
162–3, 163 |
wrist extension—251, 252 |
hip—302, 302, 303, 304 |
adduction testing—173–5, 175 |
wrist flexion—251, 252 |
knee—353, 353, 354 |
Adson’s maneuver—191, 193 |
upper lateral cutaneous nerve—184 |
lumbosacral spine—106, 107, 108, 109 |
anterior instability (Rockwood) test— |
upper limb tension test (brachial plexus |
shoulder—156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161 |
184, 186 |
tension test; Elvey’s test)—68–9, 70, |
temporomandibular joint region—87–8, |
apprehension (Crank) test—184–5, |
71 |
88 |
187 |
upper motor neuron signs—423, 423 |
triquetrum—241, 241 |
brachial plexus neurological |
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trochanter |
examination—68–9 |
valgus deformity of foot—413 |
Craig test—333 |
clunk test—188, 188 |
valgus stress—438 |
palpation—297–8, 298 |
cross-flexion test—189, 189 |
elbow—213 |
trochlear groove—341, 343 |
drop arm test—190, 191 |
forefoot—426–7, 428 |
tropocollagen—5 |
extension testing—172, 172 |
hindfoot—426, 427 |
trunk |
flexion testing—170–2, 171 |
knee—347, 359, 361 |
extension—119, 119–20 |
Hawkins supraspinatus impingement |
Valsalva’s maneuver—135, 136 |
flexion—117, 118 |
test—190–1, 191 |
varus stress—438 |
rotation—118, 118–19 |
lateral (external) rotation testing— |
ankle—380, 380 |
tunnel |
176–7, 177 |
elbow—213 |
carpal—234–5, 239, 240 |
medial (internal) rotation testing— |
forefoot—426–7, 428 |
Guyon’s—234–5, 242, 283, 283 |
175, 175–6, 176 |
hindfoot—426, 427 |
tarsal—389, 422, 423 |
mobility testing—167–70 |
knee—359, 361 |
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neurological examination—70, 72–8 |
vastus lateralis—344 |
ulna—196 |
observation—145 |
vastus medialis—344 |
fracture—196, 199 |
palpatory examination—146–56 |
vastus medialis obliquus atrophy—344 |
lateral glide—212, 213 |
passive movement testing—164, |
ventral glide—64, 64 |
medial glide—213, 213 |
164–70, 165, 166, 167 |
femoral head—312, 314 |
styloid process—241, 241 |
posterior drawer test—187, 187 |
fibula |
ulnar artery—238, 238, 239 |
radiological views—193, 194 |
inferior tibiofibular joint—407, 408 |
ulnar aspect of wrist—241–2 |
referred pain patterns—193, 194 |
superior tibiofibular joint—407, 408 |
ulnar border—206, 207 |
resistive testing—170–80, 171 |
humeral head—167–8, 168 |
ulnar compartment of hand—237–8 |
Roos test—193, 193 |
radial head—215, 215, 260 |
ulnar deviation |
scapular elevation—177–8, 178 |
radius—215, 215, 260 |
hand—250 |
scapular protraction—179, 179–80, |
tibia—342, 357 |
wrist—253, 254 |
180, 181 |
vertebrae—34, 34 |
ulnar glide of first metacarpophalangeal |
scapular retraction—178, 178–9, 179 |
vertebral artery—35 |
joint—261, 262 |
Speed’s test of biceps—189, 190 |
vertebral artery test—79, 80 |
ulnar nerve—235 |
subjective examination—145–6 |
vertebral (medial) border of scapula— |
entrapment—227, 228, 282, 283 |
supraspinatus test—191, 192 |
151–2, 152 |
palpation—201, 203, 238 |
trigger points—156, 157, 158, 159, |
vicious cycle of injury—3, 4, 435, 436 |
stretch test—69, 71 |
160, 161 |
vitamin C—5 |
uncompensated Trendelenburg gait—444, |
upper limb tension test—68–9 |
Volkmann’s ischaemic contracture—200 |
445 |
Wright’s maneuver—191, 193 |
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upper abdominal skin reflex—127, 130 |
Yergason’s test of biceps—189, 190 |
Waldron (patellofemoral arthritis) test— |
upper extremity |
wrist and hand—234–91 |
373 |
dermatomes—223 |
active movement testing—250–1 |
Wartenberg’s sign—227 |
elbow—196–232 |
distal interphalangeal joint flexion— |
Watson (scaphoid-lunate dissociation) |
active movement testing—208 |
266, 266 |
test—287, 288, 289 |
entrapment neuropathies—223–8 |
finger extension—268, 268–9, 269 |
weakness in gait |
golfer’s elbow test—229, 230 |
finger passive movement testing— |
ankle and foot—441, 441, 442 |
mobility testing—211–15 |
253–9 |
hip—444 |
motor testing—220, 221 |
Finkelstein’s test—284, 284 |
knee—443 |
observation—197–8 |
interossei—269, 269–70, 270 |
winged scapula—22, 22 |
palpatory examination—198, 200–7 |
joint flexibility and stability tests— |
wipe test—376, 376 |
passive movement testing—208–15 |
287–9 |
Wright’s maneuver—191, 193 |
radiological views—231, 232, 232 |
mobility testing—259–61 |
wrist—141, 234–91 |
referred pain patterns—229, 231 |
neurological examination—279–83 |
active movement testing—250–1 |
reflexes—221–3 |
observation—235 |
dermatomes—280 |
resistive testing—215–20 |
palpatory examination—236–50 |
extension—279 |
sensation—223, 224, 225 |
passive movement testing—251–62 |
Finkelstein’s test—284, 284 |
subjective examination—198 |
Phalen’s test—282, 283 |
flexibility and stability tests—287–9 |
