Babinski Sign
The Babinski Sign is a neurological examination finding used to assess the plantar response and provide information about corticospinal tract function. In neurologically mature…
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Neurological Examination
Explore Neurological Examination at ptreha.com—a focused reference for assessing movement and identifying useful clinical signs, organised by anatomical area.
Supine Roll Test
The Supine Roll Test, also called the supine head-roll test or Pagnini–McClure test, is a diagnostic positional maneuver used to assess the horizontal semicircular…
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Dynamic Gait Index
The Dynamic Gait Index (DGI) is a standardized clinical assessment of walking performance under increasingly demanding conditions. It was developed to examine the ability…
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Timed Up and Go Test
The Timed Up and Go Test is a functional performance assessment used to examine basic mobility during a short sequence of everyday movements. It…
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Clonus Test
The Clonus Test is a neurological clinical assessment used to identify rhythmic, involuntary muscle contractions produced by a sudden sustained stretch. It is most…
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Rebound Test
The Rebound Test, also called the Stewart–Holmes maneuver or Stewart holmes test, is a neurological bedside assessment used during examination of motor control and…
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Unterberger Test
The Unterberger Test, also called the Fukuda–Unterberger or Fukuda stepping test, is a vestibular and neurological clinical performance assessment in which a person steps…
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Heel-to-Shin Test
The Heel-to-Shin Test is a bedside neurological assessment used to examine lower-limb coordination and detect features of limb ataxia, particularly dysmetria. It is commonly…
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Finger-to-Nose Test
The Finger-to-Nose Test is a bedside neurological assessment used to examine upper-limb coordination during a goal-directed movement. It is commonly used as part of…
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