At a glance…… 1 Purpose2 Technique3 Evidence Yeoman’s test is a physical exam performed to determine if a person has sacroiliitis. With the subject prone, the test is performed by rotating the ilium with one hand and extending the hip while the knee is flexed. Pain over the ipsilateral posterior sacroiliac joint area Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Purpose2 Technique2.1 Apparatus for Slump test3 Procedure4 Results5 Evidence Slump test is a laboratory or at-site test used to measure the consistency of concrete. The slump test shows an indication of the uniformity of concrete in different batches. The shape Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Purpose2 Technique3 Evidence4 Testing in clinical practice4.1 Clinical Examination4.2 Assessment Procedures The Bragard’s sign (also: Braggard’s test) is a manual test to diagnose and used to evaluate whether lumbar and/or ischiatic pain originates from lumbosacral radiculopathy, disc herniation, sciatica, Read More ….>
Reverse flip test is a manual test to diagnose for PLID, slip disc, disc herniation in lumbar spine while raising the leg, the foot is held in a plantar-flexed position; this will lessen the pain. But if the patient is Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Purpose2 Technique2.0.1 Patient Position2.0.2 Therapist Position2.1 Procedure3 Evidence3.0.1 Positive test Result Bowstring sign is also known as the popliteal compression test or posterior tibial nerve stretch sign. The patient can be examined in sitting or in a Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Indications 0f Plasmapheresis1.0.1 Category 11.0.2 Category 21.0.3 Category 31.0.4 Category 42 Contraindications of Plasmapheresis3 Equipment4 Personnel5 Preparation6 Technique7 Complications7.0.1 Adverse Event And Approximate Risk Per Unit Transfusion Of RBC7.0.2 Transfusion Reactions Plasmapheresis is a therapeutic intervention Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Indications of Plasma Exchange2 Equipment of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange3 Personnel4 Preparation5 The technique of Plasma Exchange6 Function6.0.1 Plasma6.0.2 Cryoprecipitate6.0.3 Platelets6.0.4 Cell Salvage6.0.5 Whole Blood7 Complications7.0.1 Adverse Event And Approximate Risk Per Unit Transfusion Of RBC7.0.2 Transfusion Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Indications of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange2 Equipment of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange3 Personnel4 Preparation5 Technique of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange6 Function6.0.1 Plasma6.0.2 Cryoprecipitate6.0.3 Platelets6.0.4 Cell Salvage6.0.5 Whole Blood7 Complications7.0.1 Adverse Event And Approximate Risk Per Unit Transfusion Of RBC7.0.2 Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Indications of Blood Transfusions2 Contraindications of Blood Transfusions3 Equipment4 Personnel5 Preparation6 Technique7 Function7.0.1 Plasma7.0.2 Cryoprecipitate7.0.3 Platelets7.0.4 Cell Salvage7.0.5 Whole Blood8 Complications8.0.1 Adverse Event and Approximate Risk Per Unit Transfusion of RBC8.0.2 Transfusion reactions Blood transfusions are Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Types of blood transfusions2 Pathophysiology3 Transfusions of Whole Blood3.0.1 Key Points3.0.2 Key Terms3.1 Blood Processing3.2 Practical Considerations4 Plasma and Blood Volume Expanders4.0.1 Key Points4.0.2 Key Terms4.1 Blood Volume and Oxygen Transport4.2 Types of Volume Expanders5 Blood Read More ….>
At a glance……0.1 Stages1 Anatomy and Physiology1.0.1 Available Anticoagulants2 Indications3 Contraindications4 Equipment5 Interactions6 When anticoagulants are used7 How to take anticoagulants8 Things to consider when taking anticoagulants9 About your anticoagulant dose10 Missed or extra doses10.0.1 Warfarin10.0.2 Newer anticoagulants11 Side effects of Anticoagulants Drugs12 Read More ….>
At a glance……0.1 Stages1 Anatomy and Physiology1.0.1 Available Anticoagulants2 Indications3 Contraindications4 Equipment5 Interactions6 When anticoagulants are used7 How to take anticoagulants8 Things to consider when taking anticoagulants9 About your anticoagulant dose10 Missed or extra doses10.0.1 Warfarin10.0.2 Newer anticoagulants11 Side effects of anticoagulants12 Complications Read More ….>