Hill's Sign
Exaggerated femoral artery systolic pressure (60 to100 mm Hg higher) over brachial systolic pressure.CV: Aortic Insufficiency
Homan's Sign
Pain in back of calf or knee when foot is dorsiflexed.CV: Thrombosis in veins of calf
Kussmaul's Sign
Paradoxical increase in jugular venous distensionwhen patient inspires.CV: Cardiac Tamponade
Osler's Sign
Painful erythematous swellings in skin andsubcutaneous tissues of hands and feet.CV: Endocarditis
Joffroy's Sign
No forehead wrinkling when the eyeballs are rolledupward.Endocrine: Grave's Disease
Möbius Sign
Impaired ocular convergence (accommodation)Endocrine: Grave's Disease
Stellwag's Sign
Infrequent and incomplete blinking.Endocrine: Grave's Disease
Kestenbaum's Sign
Decrease in number of arterioles crossing optic disk margins.Eye: Optic Atrophy
Marcus GunnPupillary Sign
Flashlight swung from one eye to the other eye, then both pupils dilate (when they should constrict).Eye: Cataract, optic nervedefects
Cullen's Sign
Periumbilical darkening of the skinGI: Intraperitonealhemorrhage, fromhemorrhagic pancreatitis or ectopic pregnancy
Grey Turner's Sign
Local discoloration of the skin of the loinsGI: Acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis
Groove Sign
Firm nodes in groin above and below inguinalligament, with a groove along the ligament.GI: LymphogranulomaVenereum
Kehr's Sign
Violent pain in the left shoulderGI: Ruptured Spleen
Puddle Sign
Patient gets on all fours, and palpating at one endallows auscultation at the other end of the abdomen.GI: Ascites
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