4.8K views · 120 reactions | ▶️ Kernig's Sign in Meningitis ◀️ ➡️ Kernig's sign is present if the patient, in the supine position with the hip and knee flexed at 90°, cannot extend the knee more than 135°, has pain with extension of the knee, and/or there is flexion of the opposite knee. ➡️ In this video, the infant cries as the knee is extended. | Manual of Medicine | Facebook

Clinical Sign of Meningitis – NCLEX / NORCET High-Yield MCQ A 19-year-old patient with fever, neck stiffness, and pain on knee extension with hip flexed points toward one classic meningeal sign. 👉 This image demonstrates Kernig’s sign, a key indicator of meningeal irritation. 📌 Must-know for AIIMS NORCET • NCLEX-RN • 💬 Comment your answer 💾 Save for revision 🔁 Share with nursing friends “NCLEX & US Nursing Education | RN Clinical Safety” #NursingStudents #ClinicalSigns #NeurologyNursing #Me