Which of the following is NOT accurate about the straight leg raise test for disc herniation?

• A. A positive test reproduces radicular pain when the leg is raised within 40 to 70 degrees.
• B. The test is performed with the patient lying supine.
• C. The signs of a positive test include pain that radiates below the knee.
• D. Pain is typically reproduced when the leg is raised beyond 70 degrees.

Answer: (D)