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Passive forcible dorsiflexion of foot with knee extended causes pain in the calf. This is called

A

Moses sign

B

Homan's sign

C

Schwartz sign

D

Fegan's test

High-Yield Explanation

Homan's sign is test for deep vein thrombosis. Passive dorsiflexion of foot with knee extended causes pain in the calf.

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