McMurray's Test

[indseytate718l]

Your video is a favorite on Lilongwe

[LovedWife1]

Yay! A speedo!

[newzeaboy]

this is gay

[redhot008]

lmao, it's a dude

[MCguffguff]

Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong!!!!!

If anyone's looking for me, I'll be taking a scalding hot shower in the fetal position.

[crimson1667]

HOLY FACK ITS A DOOD.........

[mrsprincess431]

Is this a female or male?

[colomendo]

@mrsprincess431 He is a male.., not that it matters though. Yep, the othe people are right. Although the "patient" is likely a mock patient but the demonstrator should have at least draped him up appropriately.

[pschwark]

This guy is incorrectly using inversion & eversion.

Inversion = rotation foot outward

Eversion = rotation of foot inward

[gleasia]

@pschwark agreed

[colomendo]

@gleasia and Pschwark The examiner actually demonstrated his inversion & eversion correctly.

[guitarpro23]

@pschwark no.

[DocHotSauce78]

@pschwark I disagree. The key movement to stress the meniscus is the rotation of the tibia. So for testing the lateral meniscus you would have to rotate the tibia internally and vice versa. Inversion and Eversion are frontal plane motions of the ankle.

[TheJordandelphonic]

must we be subject to his penis?

[TreasureOne]

Oh my god. I can't pay attention to the info when I am anticipating pubes popping. This is SO unprofessional.

[DPSGuild]

@TreasureOne

Hi TreasureOne, as you may well know already, if you are looking up videos about the McMurray test, but all you can seem to do is look at the mans genital region you are most likely homosexual.

[TreasureOne]

@DPSGuild Ummm, I'm just stating a fact. How noticing a man's genitals when I am female makes me homosexual, I don't understand. You seem quite irrational. Perhaps instead of viewing tests on orthopedics, you should be spending time on the psychiatrist's couch.

[TreasureOne]

@TreasureOne Wait a minute, I get it. You are so psychotic, you think only MEN view medical videos.

[cyman1189]

ummmm wtf is that sound at the beginning of the video?

[m1kasd]

its the camera

[shadthe1]

C'Mon Guy!! Drape your PATIENT!! That's Day ONE SKILLS CLASS!!!

[TreasureOne]

So true!

[shadthe1]

C'Mon Guy!! Drape YOUR PATIENT!!  Thats day one Skills Class!!!!!

[aprizigl]

thanks for posting!

[cabe6666]

interessante

[LordAdrian]

interessante 2

[XxDeathcorpzxX]

You guys are Physical Therapist or Rehab Doctors? =)

[180bysummer]

i think we all saw the lateral meniscus of his penis :S

[ht0303]

agreed, medial you go external rotation and internal rotation for lateral meniscus.

[JewelleThief]

The video is incorrect. To test the medial meniscus you want to external rotation and abduction of the proximal tibia then slowly extend. The opposite for lateral meniscus

[00geth]

but it should be external rotation of the foot for the medial meniscus, right?! so the video's correct?

[charmartinez1214]

I'm pretty sure the patient has on some navy blue undies..

[mkcm123]

oh my lord. get some shorts on this patient.

[Jordana1981]

Draping PLEASE!! Oh my!

[henrysinaga]

eh? isn't the patient wearing a dark coloured brief? so why would he need any draping?

[Jordana1981]

The College of Massage Therapists of Ontario code of ethics states that all undergarments be draped during testing or treatment, thus protecting the clients privacy. Informed Consent states; "Only the tissue being treated will be undraped at any time. Otherwise, all other parts of the body will remain covered." It may seem excessive, but in order to protect the public & as well as protect the therapist from possibly having their character called into question, these measures are necessary.

[fathelee]

Just to clarify here, external rotation of the foot is to test for medial meniscus tear? Shouldn't be the other way around. Please advise. Thank you.

[westside0903]

according to my handout, it is correct.

external rot. --> medial meniscus

internal rot. --> lateral menisus

I think it's because when you externally rotate the tibia, the medial meniscus is stretched, and vice versa.

[Linoge63]

yes...and additionally stressing the medial meniscal fibers with a valgus pressure

[drsaturday]

This is a good example of this test, but for patient comfort more appropriate draping should be used

[JelloFarming]

Yes, there was a kind of "Basic Instinct" situation going on there, lol.