Anterior C/T/L CS

Question 1

AC1= MANDIBLE

where and what is the trx

Answer 1

SaRa
posterior surface of ramus or mandible
push post–>ant

Question 2

AC1= TP

where and what is the trx

Answer 2

SaRa
midway between ramus and mastroid process on the TP of C1
push lateral to medial

Question 3

AC2-6

where and what is the trx

Answer 3

FSaRa

anterior surface of transverse process of the corresponding vertebrae

Question 4

AC7

where and what is the trx

Answer 4

FStRa
2 cm lateral to the medial end of the clavicle
(clavicular head of SCM), 2-3 cm lateral to proximal clavicle

Seventh Heaven, going up to the StRa (star)

Question 5

AC8

where and what is the trx

Answer 5

FSaRa
medial end of the clavicle (sternal head of SCM at the sternal notch)

push superior to inferior

Question 6

AT1

where he

Answer 6

suprasternal notch

Question 7

AT2

where he

Answer 7

angle of the manubrium (Louis)

Question 8

AT3-6

where he

Answer 8

on the sternum as the same numbered costal level

Question 9

AT7-12

where they

Answer 9

7-11: lateral to the midline within the rectus abdominis
(AT7= inferior tip of xiphoid process [in between R7s])
AT11= halfway between the umbilicus and the pubic symphsysis
AT12= on the anterior superior surface of the iliac crest at the midaxillary line

see google doc for picture

Question 10

AT1-6 treatment position

Answer 10

lying down supine with arms falling over the sides of the table: patient at head with ipsi hand monitoring the tender point

use contra hand under the head to flex the C and T spine to the level of the PTP

OR patient is sitting up with arms pulled behind and hooked under the table, physician standing behind so that the pt can just lean against them
use contra hand to bend forward their head while monitoring TP with ipsi hand

Question 11

AT7-9 treatment position

Answer 11

thoracic flexion with StRa

patient is seated, physician is standing behind the patient. put your whole ipsi foot on the ipsi side next to the patient, misogynist lumberjack style

use contra hand to reach around and monitor the TP, use ipsi hand on patient’s head to induce StRa (the have their ipsi arm on your lumberjack leg and will end up leaning on it)

Question 12

AT10-12

Answer 12

hip flexion, StRa torso

patient is supine, hands holding their titties (to get out the way)

you misogynist lumberjack style put your knee on the table so that you can grasp BOTH ankles to throw over your leg

monitor the ipsilateral TP with your cephalad hand

Question 13

PT SPINOUS PROCESS 1-12

where and how treat

Answer 13

midline on the inferior, aspect/tip of spinous process of the dysfunctional segment

extension

they either supine for C spine

Question 14

PT 1-3 TPs

where and how treat

Answer 14

ESaRa

on the transverse process of each thoracic vertebra (medial to articulation with associated rib)

associated with longissimus thoracis, levatores costarum, semispinalus, multifides, or rotatores

Question 15

PT 4-9 TPs

where and how

Answer 15

ESaRt

on the TP of each thoracic vertebra (medial articulation w associated rib)

associated with longissimus thoracis, levatores costarum, semispinalus, multifidus or rotatores

Question 16

PT 10-12 TPs

where and how

Answer 16

e-E SaRa (pelvis), e-E SaRt (torso)

on the transverse process of each thoracic vertebra (medial to articulation w associated rib)

Question 17

if moving the LE towards the tender point, the torso and lumbars would be rotating ____ (towards/away)

Answer 17

away

rotation refers to the movement of lumbar vertebrae in relation to the PT

Question 18

AL1

where and how treat

Answer 18

medial ASIS

FStRa

patient supine. doc on the ipsi side, misogynist lumberjack knee. monitor TP with cephalad hand
patient flex hips/knees to 90, supporting with doc's leg on table
pull ankles (SB component) and knees (ROT) towards doc

Question 19

AL2

Answer 19

medial anterior inferior iliac spine

F SaRt

patient supine
doc is on contra lateral side, monitor TP w cephalad hand
grab both ankles together and flex hips and knees so that both their ankles can rest on your thigh (you’re standing on one leg with the other leg slightly flexed up to catch their ankles)
ankles (SB) and knees (R) toward doc
move the knees more than the ankles

Question 20

AL3 + 4

Answer 20

lateral A.I.I.S (3), inferior A. I. I. S (4)

F SART

patient supine, doc on contra side misogynist lumberjack foot on table to rest both ankles on lumberjack leg, monitor the TP with cephalad hand

flex hips/knees to 90

ankles (SB) and knees (R) towards doc, away from TP

Question 21

AL5

Answer 21

lateral to the pubic symphysis

F SARA

Pt supine, doc ipsi with misogynist lumberjack foot on table
felx hip to 135, ankles (SB) away from the TP towards doc to rest on lumberjack leg

Question 22

iliacus TP

Answer 22

QL, medial to ASIS deep in the iliac fossa

patient supine
doc is ipsilateral w foot on the table, monitor at medial aspect of ASIS
flex hips/knees to 90 (to make diamond butterfly), cross ankles over doctor’s knee inducing marker ER

“frog leg”

Question 23

low ilium

Answer 23

superior pubic ramus where psoas M crosses pelvic rim

patient supine
doc is on the ipsi side, misogynistic lumberjack style, monitor TP with cephalad hand,
lift on the ipsi leg, flex hips and knee to 90s, hold calf with caudad hand

fine tune as needed

Question 24

inguinal Ligament

Answer 24

lateral pubic tubercle

pt supine
doc ipsilateral with misogynistic lumberjack leg on table, monitor TP with cephalad hand
flex both hips and knees to 90s, rest both doc’s knees
cross contra lateral ankle over ispi leg, pull that contra ankle over ipsilateral leg towards doc

IR or dysfunctional hip

Question 25

psoas major

Answer 25

2/3 distance from ASIS to midline pressing deep patient supine doc ipsilateral misogynistic, lumberjack style food up on table have both ankles resting on lumberjack leg with marked hip flexion by leaning knee toward patient pull feet and ankles toward TP side fine tune as needed