Musings of a physio mom

10/08/2025

मैं हिंदी में एक एनिमेटेड पीठ दर्द सीरीज़ शुरू कर रही हूँ! कृपया फॉलो करें, शेयर करें और लाइक करें! 😊

14/10/2024

Nani had a gentle touch and she gave us kisses whenever she could!
I cherish all the good memories and fights we had! Every moment is precious
Love you Nani angel of the heavens 🥰

14/12/2023

SWAG se karenge sabka SWAGAT

14/12/2023

07/11/2023

My Little Champ is Growing
My love❤ God bless you

24/10/2023

A Father_Son DATE

20/10/2023

Some Smart Combination
Of a SMART BOY

05/06/2023

My people 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

05/06/2023

When friends become family!

27/05/2023

Physiotherapy 101
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Physiotherapy special tests refer to specific physical assessment procedures that are used by physiotherapists to evaluate the function, mobility, and integrity of various body structures and systems.
These tests help physiotherapists diagnose and manage musculoskeletal, neurological, and other conditions.

Here are some commonly used physiotherapy special tests:

1. Range of Motion (ROM) Testing: Assessing the active and passive movement of joints to determine their mobility and detect any limitations or abnormalities.

2. Muscle Strength Testing: Evaluating the strength and power of specific muscles or muscle groups using manual resistance or dynamometry. Examples include manual muscle testing (MMT) and handheld dynamometer assessments.

3. Neurological Examination: Assessing neurological function, including sensory perception, reflexes, coordination, balance, and cranial nerve function. Tests like the Babinski reflex, Romberg test, and nerve tension tests fall into this category.

4. Orthopedic Special Tests: Used to evaluate specific joints, ligaments, tendons, and other structures. Examples include the Lachman test for knee stability, the apprehension test for shoulder instability, and the McMurray test for meniscal injuries.

5. Special Tests for Spine and Posture: Assessing the spine's range of motion, alignment, and stability. Tests such as the straight leg raise, slump test, and Adams forward bending test are commonly used.

6. Balance and Proprioception Tests: Assessing an individual's ability to maintain balance and joint position sense. Examples include the Romberg test, single-leg stance test, and tandem walk.

7. Functional Performance Tests: Assessing an individual's ability to perform specific functional tasks related to their activities of daily living or sports activities. These tests evaluate overall movement patterns and functional limitations.

8. Imaging and Diagnostic Tests: While not performed directly by physiotherapists, they may request and interpret imaging or diagnostic tests such as X-rays, ultrasound, MRI, or electromyography (EMG) to aid in diagnosis and treatment planning.

It's important to note that the specific tests performed may vary based on the condition being assessed, the individual patient, and the clinician's expertise. Physiotherapists may also combine multiple tests to gather a comprehensive understanding of a patient's condition.

16/05/2023

I Copy Pasted myself last December!
My girl was weak but she fought hard!
I hope she is a
Strong minded
Stubborn
Free spirited
Courageous
Ambitious
Out spoken Girl Like her mother!
Never let anyone dampen your spirit my baby!
I hope she never sacrifices her needs for others
I hope people evolve and don't call her Non Sanskari
Because Her Mama will beat up all BS out of people who Do!

11/04/2023

Kairah with a tired and shabby 🥰🥰🥰