<prompt> Test for the tight iliotibial band is -Obers testOsbers testSirru-nands testCharnleys test  <response>: Signs and TestsAdsons test : for thoracic outlet syndromeAllens test : for testing patency of radial and ulnar arteriesAllis test : for CDHAnvil test : for testing tenderness of the spineApe thumb : for median nerve injuryApleys grinding test :for a meniscus injuryApprehension test : for recurrent dislocation of the shoulderBarlows test : for CDHBlue sclera : Osteogenesis imperfectaBryants test : for anterior dislocation of the shoulderCallways test : for anterior dislocation of the shoulderChovsteks sign : for tetanyClaw hand : for ulnar nerve injuryCoin test : for dorso lumbar tuberculosis of spineCozens test : for tennis elbowDrawer test : for ACL and PCL injuriesAnterior : for ACL injuryPosterior : for ACL injuryFinkelsteins test : for de Quervains tenovaginitisFoot drop : for common peroneal nerve injuryFroments sign : for ulnar nerve injuryGaenslens test: for SI joint involvementGalleazzi sign : for CDHGowers sign : for muscular dystrophyHamilton ruler test : for anterior dislocation of the shoulderKanavels sign : for infection in ulnar bursaLasegues test: for disc prolapseLachmann test : for ACL injuryLudloffs sign: for avulsion of lesser trochanterMcMurrays test : for meniscus injuryNagffziger test : for disc prolapseObers test : for tight ilio- tibial band e.g., in polioO Donoghue triad: traid of MCL, ACL medial meniscus injuries occurring togetherOrtolanis test : for CDHPivot shift test : for ACL injuryPoliceman tip : for Erbs palsyRunners knee : Patellar tendinitisSulcus sign: for inferior dislocation of the shoulderThomas test : for hip flexion deformityTrendelenburgs test: for unstable hip due to any reason e.g., CDHTinels sign: for detecting improving nerve injuryVolkmanns sign : for ischemic contracture of forearm musclesWrist drop : for radial nerve injury 