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Assessment

Babinski Sign

The Babinski sign is a key neurological reflex indicating corticospinal tract lesions. Learn its history, neurophysiology, test method, and clinical relevance.

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Stair Climb Test

The Stair Climb Test is a simple and reliable measure of lower limb strength, power, and function. Widely used in hip and knee osteoarthritis assessment.

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Cervical Distraksjon test

The Cervical Distraction Test helps confirm cervical radiculopathy by symptom relief during traction. Learn purpose, execution, interpretation, and accuracy.

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Speed’s test

Speed’s test is a simple clinical provocation test for suspected bicipital tendinopathy or SLAP lesion. It assesses anterior shoulder pain and biceps tendon pathology.

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Tragus to Wall Test

The Tragus to Wall Test is a simple and reliable tool for assessing forward head posture and cervical mobility, widely used in Parkinson’s disease and ankylosing spondylitis.

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Danis-Weber Classification of Ankle Fractures

The Danis-Weber classification is a widely used system for ankle fractures, dividing injuries into Weber A, B, and C based on their relation to the syndesmosis. Weber A fractures are usually stable, while Weber B and C are often unstable and require surgery.

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Figure-of-Eight Method for Ankle Measurement

The Figure-of-Eight Method is a simple and cost-effective clinical tool for measuring ankle swelling. It offers excellent reliability and validity compared to volumetric methods, making it highly suitable for both research and routine practice.

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Hoffmann’s Sign

Hoffmann’s Sign is a neurological reflex test used to assess upper motor neuron lesions in the cervical spine. Learn the test procedure, interpretation, diagnostic accuracy, scientific evidence, and its clinical significance in detecting cervical myelopathy.

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Paxinos Test (AC-Ledd)

The Paxinos Sign is a simple clinical test for AC joint pain and dysfunction. Learn its technique, diagnostic accuracy, interpretation, and role in combination with other AC joint tests.

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Resisted AC-Joint Extension Test

The Resisted AC Joint Extension Test assesses AC joint pathology and helps differentiate it from impingement. Learn its technique, interpretation, diagnostic accuracy, and clinical relevance.

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Knee Effusion Clinical Tests

Knee effusion tests explained: Patellar Tap, Bulge, Fluid Wave, and Sweep Test. Learn how to detect small and moderate effusions, reliability, and clinical relevance.

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Eversion Stress Test

The Eversion Stress Test assesses deltoid ligament integrity and medial ankle instability after injury. A positive result shows increased talar tilt or localized pain compared to the opposite ankle. A ≥2° tilt difference strongly suggests ligament rupture. While simple and clinically useful, evidence for accuracy is limited, so imaging or combined tests are recommended for diagnosis.

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FABER Test (Patrick’s test)

The FABER test (“Figure Four Test”) screens for hip, SI joint, or lumbar dysfunction. Learn execution, interpretation, accuracy, and clinical relevance.

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"Should Schools Teach More About the Benefits of Physical Activity?"

Exercise isn’t just for fitness — it boosts brain health, mood, and learning. Here’s why schools should teach more about the benefits of physical activity.

Physionews

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How Fiber Works — and Why It’s Essential for Your Health

Fiber is essential for digestion, heart health, and weight control. Here’s how it works — and how to get more from natural, whole-food sources.

Physionews

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Low-Load Blood Flow Restriction Training as an Alternative to Heavy-Load Resistance Training After ACL Reconstruction

A randomized controlled trial demonstrates that low-load blood flow restriction training (LL-BFRT) produces comparable improvements in quadriceps and hamstring strength to heavy-load resistance training during early rehabilitation following BPTB ACL reconstruction. No differences were observed in knee pain, joint swelling, or range of motion. These findings support LL-BFRT as a safe and clinically relevant alternative when high mechanical loading is not feasible.

Physionews

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"Should Schools Teach More About the Benefits of Physical Activity?"

Exercise isn’t just for fitness — it boosts brain health, mood, and learning. Here’s why schools should teach more about the benefits of physical activity.

Fysiobasen

How Fiber Works — and Why It’s Essential for Your Health

Fiber is essential for digestion, heart health, and weight control. Here’s how it works — and how to get more from natural, whole-food sources.

Fysiobasen

Low-Load Blood Flow Restriction Training as an Alternative to Heavy-Load Resistance Training After ACL Reconstruction

A randomized controlled trial demonstrates that low-load blood flow restriction training (LL-BFRT) produces comparable improvements in quadriceps and hamstring strength to heavy-load resistance training during early rehabilitation following BPTB ACL reconstruction. No differences were observed in knee pain, joint swelling, or range of motion. These findings support LL-BFRT as a safe and clinically relevant alternative when high mechanical loading is not feasible.

Fysiobasen

"Should Schools Teach More About the Benefits of Physical Activity?"

Exercise isn’t just for fitness — it boosts brain health, mood, and learning. Here’s why schools should teach more about the benefits of physical activity.

Fysiobasen

How Fiber Works — and Why It’s Essential for Your Health

Fiber is essential for digestion, heart health, and weight control. Here’s how it works — and how to get more from natural, whole-food sources.

Fysiobasen

Low-Load Blood Flow Restriction Training as an Alternative to Heavy-Load Resistance Training After ACL Reconstruction

A randomized controlled trial demonstrates that low-load blood flow restriction training (LL-BFRT) produces comparable improvements in quadriceps and hamstring strength to heavy-load resistance training during early rehabilitation following BPTB ACL reconstruction. No differences were observed in knee pain, joint swelling, or range of motion. These findings support LL-BFRT as a safe and clinically relevant alternative when high mechanical loading is not feasible.

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Assessment

Babinski Sign

Stair Climb Test

Cervical Distraksjon test

Speed’s test

Tragus to Wall Test

Danis-Weber Classification of Ankle Fractures

Figure-of-Eight Method for Ankle Measurement

Hoffmann’s Sign

Paxinos Test (AC-Ledd)

Resisted AC-Joint Extension Test

Knee Effusion Clinical Tests

Eversion Stress Test

FABER Test (Patrick’s test)

"Should Schools Teach More About the Benefits of Physical Activity?"

How Fiber Works — and Why It’s Essential for Your Health

Low-Load Blood Flow Restriction Training as an Alternative to Heavy-Load Resistance Training After ACL Reconstruction

"Should Schools Teach More About the Benefits of Physical Activity?"

How Fiber Works — and Why It’s Essential for Your Health

Low-Load Blood Flow Restriction Training as an Alternative to Heavy-Load Resistance Training After ACL Reconstruction

"Should Schools Teach More About the Benefits of Physical Activity?"

How Fiber Works — and Why It’s Essential for Your Health

Low-Load Blood Flow Restriction Training as an Alternative to Heavy-Load Resistance Training After ACL Reconstruction

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