Lifeboat Launch Test: Ensuring Safety at Sea 😀🔧🛠️⚓🚢 A lifeboat launch test is a critical procedure that verifies the safe and damage-free deployment of lifeboats on a ship. This test is typically conducted during a sea trial in calm waters, with the vessel on an even keel and in a light condition. When to Conduct Lifeboat Launch Tests: Lifeboat launch tests are performed during the initial installation of lifeboats on a ship and every five years thereafter as per standards. Conducting the Te

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CLARKE'S SIGN / PATELLAR GRIND TEST FOR PFPS The Clarke's Sign is a common test that is used in the diagnosis of patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) as it is reasoned to stress the patellar cartilage. However, Cook et al. (2012) did a systematic review on various tests and clinical findings and found a variable sensitivity of 39-49% and a variable specificity of 67-95%. For this reason, the Clarke's Sign does not seem to be able to add much value to the diagnosis of PFPS. | Physiotutors