flexion-drawer for knee instability? wildly guessing NM
Posted By: sassee on 2007-09-05
In Reply to: Sorry, static at that point, but SM - Need Help
Subject: flexion-drawer for knee instability? wildly guessing NM
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knee flexion?
Subject: knee flexion?
Patient has a positive drawer test and s/l wobble test (knee pain)
Subject: Patient has a positive drawer test and s/l wobble test (knee pain)
thanks so much!!!
'scuse...drawer sign or drawer test...nm
Subject: 'scuse...drawer sign or drawer test...nm
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instability of?
Subject: instability of?
rotational instability ? - nm
Subject: rotational instability ? - nm
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There has been no s/l odd normic instability.
Subject: There has been no s/l odd normic instability.
Is oddnormic a word or is he making them up now. I can't find it anywhere. I'm sure he just makes them up when he can't think of anything to say. Thanks so much for your help.
s/l demonsis instability
Subject: s/l demonsis instability
The patient has an ankle injury.
No demonsis instability with ligamentous testing. tia.
?demonstrable instability
Subject: ?demonstrable instability
no edema or instability?
Subject: no edema or instability?
Chrisman-Snook or instability. sm
Subject: Chrisman-Snook or instability. sm
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The knee is pain significant because she had a total knee replacement. Make sense? nm
Subject: The knee is pain significant because she had a total knee replacement. Make sense? nm
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X-ray of the knee shows arthritic change within the knee, but maintained s/l tibiofemoral stasis.
Subject: X-ray of the knee shows arthritic change within the knee, but maintained s/l tibiofemoral stasis.
Thanks :-)
Starting off great today...Rheo Knee prosthetic knee???
Subject: Starting off great today...Rheo Knee prosthetic knee???
Drawer sign
Subject: Drawer sign
An orthopedic term.
Also maybe anterior drawer?
Subject: Also maybe anterior drawer?
These are both really common in PT reports and both refer to the knee, looking for hypermobility which could indicate a tear.
drawer sign nm
Subject: drawer sign nm
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maybe anterior drawer?
Subject: maybe anterior drawer?
vasomotor instability on s/l Kendall's cream
Subject: vasomotor instability on s/l Kendall's cream
s/l pablic harness for left hip instability. TIA
Subject: s/l pablic harness for left hip instability. TIA
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Cotton ankle instability test
Subject: Cotton ankle instability test
anatomic instability? Is he talking about a fracture? sm
Subject: anatomic instability? Is he talking about a fracture? sm
a full sentence would help.
well...there's drawer sign...and that has to do with FURNITURE
Subject: well...there's drawer sign...and that has to do with FURNITURE
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Drawer sign ----see inside
Subject: Drawer sign ----see inside
Drawer sign in a knee examination, the forward or backward sliding of the tibia under applied stress, which indicates laxity or tear of the anterior (forward slide) or posterior (backward slide) cruciate ligaments of the knee. Syn: drawer test.
Compliments of Stedmans Emectronic Dictionary
Dunno, but it's always drawer for the knees. nm
Subject: Dunno, but it's always drawer for the knees. nm
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drawer in stedman ortho
Subject: drawer in stedman ortho
In steadman ortho, the only time it refers to draw test is a foot/ankle test for subtalar motion. Otherwise, they only have drawer test, not draw. I have never heard draw used for the knee, and I have been doing ortho for about 6 years now.
Can you hear drawer test?
Subject: Can you hear drawer test?
Anterior/posterior drawer
Subject: Anterior/posterior drawer
or anterior-posterior drawer. One is a test of the ACL and the other tests the PCL. Not anteroposterior as they means front to back.
wild stab - can you hear vasomotor instability on
Subject: wild stab - can you hear vasomotor instability on
tilt-test screen? As in they are screening for something and they get dizzy with the tilt test screen? Just a thought.
clonidine to treat panic and mood instability?
Subject: clonidine to treat panic and mood instability?
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they are the same.My doc mostly says drawer. Maybe depends on your account preference
Subject: they are the same.My doc mostly says drawer. Maybe depends on your account preference
Knee x-ray: s/l RATTY knee joint erosions? NM
Subject: Knee x-ray: s/l RATTY knee joint erosions? NM
MRI of knee. Semimembranosus s/l pes-dens-a-ri-nus region of the knee.
Subject: MRI of knee. Semimembranosus s/l pes-dens-a-ri-nus region of the knee.
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anterior posterior drawer - need correct form
Subject: anterior posterior drawer - need correct form
My doctor always says anterior posterior drawer negative or within normal limits....Does anyone know the correct form to type this? Anterior/posterior drawer...anterior-posterior drawer...anteroposterior drawer. I have located all forms on the internet but am still not sure which is correct. TIA
s/l gazelle figure and drawer person test --- ADHD
Subject: s/l gazelle figure and drawer person test --- ADHD
In discussing the evaluation of ADHD (patient is currently being treated for ADHD with medication and behavioral management), the doctor says what s/l gazelle figure was at 3.5 year age level and s/l drawer person test was completed around 3.5 year level.
S/P left total knee reconstruction. On exam, has a palpable s/l clod defect on the left knee.
Subject: S/P left total knee reconstruction. On exam, has a palpable s/l clod defect on the left knee.
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could be flexion
Subject: could be flexion
more likely flexion/extension
Subject: more likely flexion/extension
Could he be saying flexion mode?
Subject: Could he be saying flexion mode?
flexion? extension?
Subject: flexion? extension?
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volar flexion
Subject: volar flexion
plantar flexion
Subject: plantar flexion
Okay - maybe this is a stupid question, but dorsiflexion is a word - I looked it up in Dorland's (but I have an older version). But, plantarflexion seems not to be a word; I thought it was - modeling it after dorsiflexion. So, is plantarflexion a real word or is it just plantar flexion?
The latter, flexion contracture nm
Subject: The latter, flexion contracture nm
flexion, semicolon...sm
Subject: flexion, semicolon...sm
The second and third toes have fixed flexion deformities; fourth and fifth are dynamic, but she does have a large callus on the dorsal lateral aspect of her fifth toe.
bowler flexion?
Subject: bowler flexion?
postoperative from 02/24 ORIF of the wrist. She is doing really well except she has a little difficulty with s/l bowler flexion.
volar flexion..
Subject: volar flexion..
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cervical flexion and extension? nm
Subject: cervical flexion and extension? nm
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Probably good anterior flexion.
Subject: Probably good anterior flexion.
Sounds like flexion mobe?
Subject: Sounds like flexion mobe?
This would be a treatment by a physical therapist. It sounds like he is saying flexion mobe? I have never heard of mobe. Is this correct?
it's 2 words - plantar flexion......
Subject: it's 2 words - plantar flexion......
Normally they say dorsiflexion and plantar flexion.
Subject: Normally they say dorsiflexion and plantar flexion.
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flexion and rotation of the tibionavicular?
Subject: flexion and rotation of the tibionavicular?
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