Match each of the following classic physical examination maneuvers or signs with its most strongly associated clinical condition or diagnosis.
- Arrest of inspiration upon deep palpation of the right upper quadrant (Murphy sign)Acute cholecystitis
- Resistance and pain upon extension of the knee while the hip is flexed at 90 degrees (Kernig sign)Meningeal inflammation
- Tingling sensation radiating into the first three digits upon percussion of the volar wrist (Tinel sign)Median nerve compression
- Carpal spasm elicited by inflating a sphygmomanometer cuff above systolic pressure for 3 minutes (Trousseau sign)Hypocalcemia
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Murphy sign indicates acute cholecystitis; Kernig sign indicates meningeal inflammation; Tinel sign indicates median nerve compression; Trousseau sign indicates hypocalcemia.
The correct matches reflect standard medical knowledge where specific provocative maneuvers yield findings pathognomonic or highly suspicious for particular conditions.
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Correlation of classic physical examination signs with specific pathophysiological states and diagnoses.