Upper Limb Tension Tests (ULTTs) | Median Nerve Bias

The video tutorial explains the upper limb tension test with a median nerve bias, detailing patient positioning, scapula stabilization, and a sequence of movements to assess nerve tension. It describes how to identify positive test results and assess cervical radiculopathy through cervical side bending. The tutorial concludes with a review of the test procedure and symptom evaluation.

What constitutes a positive test for adverse neurodynamics during the upper limb tension test?

Explain the significance of contralateral cervical side bending in the context of the upper limb tension test.

How does ipsilateral cervical side bending affect symptoms during the upper limb tension test?