Patrick's / Faber / Figure Four Test

This is not medical advice. The content is intended as educational content for health care professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional. Kai demonstrates the Faber Test, patrick or patrick's sign also called figure four test which is a pain provocation test of the hip joint.
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[martyn--]

I failed your test/positive for a problem. Ive had 5 t.i a's, 6 open heart surgeries, punctured lung, kidney failure, have a spigelian hernia, tumor in my jaw, lower spine problems (and scoliosis) and partial leg paralasis and aneimia, and asthma and load of other problems but right now im waiting for a 7th open heart surgery and spigellian hernia aswel and abdominal wall reconstruction surgery. So yh a fair bit going on but i have a horrible pain in my left leg, (i have reduced my pain relief myself in a hope to aid the next ops so the pain relief will help me more etc but the pain in my left leg is there 24 hours a day, its bearable with pain relief but once it starts wearing off its hell again, also i get alot of random jolts that almost throw me on the floor in the way a big sneeze would but instead with a sharp pain in my knee. It's not swollen or changed colour or any red flag drama but its hurt now for nearly 2 years and its hurting more an more. The nhs have been understandably concentrating on keeping me alive and heart surgeries etc and i also kept having big bleeds and organs failing etc that meant each time i was supposed to be in hospital for 1 week it would end up being 5 months and 4 months and 5 months etc and i had severe muscle weakness and was unable to walk at all and even physio couldnt work with me for a long time as i was too weak to even stand with them holding me up but ive made big improvements from where i was at and im struggling but doing ok ish, just watched this video to see if i could get an idea of the problem. As u may or may not know the nhs is a pile of poo and i can't afford to go private or i would the very same day. They may have kept me alive an yh its free but ive also suffered about 20 mistakes from poor staff and they have even once got porters to take me down for another op after i had had mine and it was my name and dob when i got to the theatre but luckily i said to the surgeon ive already had a op whats this for and they were gonna do another different op on me and they realised it was a mistake and i was already in the prep room so i nearly had another op that would of been there mistake but they have done loads of stupid things, also left me in a room after me asking for a comode and they ignored the call button till 3 hours later when i weed myself and then they didnt clean the bed only changed the sheets so the bed stunk the room out of wee smell then did say thing again a fee hours later. I could right a book on the peoblems with the nhs and as u can tell ive lost all trust in them. Also they have told lies etc so i tend to research the problems myself then tell my dr which refferals i need for which scans or specialists etc. The drs admit i probably know same or more than alot of them becasue any patient will tell you, when you have a medical problem you know it inside out in every way and i have over 30 problems so im a bit of a self taught expert on the upper body and heart valves etc but know next to nothing about legs except it hurts. If anyone has read all this and made it this far then well done and i'd be interested to know if you have any helpful advice please. Also thanks for your video it was interesting to watch.

[physiotherapy]

sir u make it so easy to understand thank you

[kais]

When to use Patricks or in what cases to use it

[hamnakhan]

is this test can also be perform to assess lumber spondylosis? if not then which special test can we perform for lumber spindylosis?

[fuscia_travels]

What does positive result mean? I’ve had this pain for almost a year and pain after sitting for a short while and when I stand and that front hip muscle is straightened. It’s so painful.

[AneeqaFarooq-up]

Saviours of Pt's
Exam of manual therapy...
My last saviours ❤

[-dj]

My left hip is always tighter (currently have a left SL joint pain), and I do this test left leg can be same height but not as relaxed as the r leg. Does it still mean left SL joint is inflamed?

[danagadberry]

My right hip area just hurts and won’t move down without extreme pain