Canine Extremities Adjustments Flashcards

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Medial (Dorsal) Scapula

(Medial Scapula L / R)

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DP: Behind dog with dog on side
Stab: Superior hand on front of chest and neck; against thrust
DC: Calcaneal of inferior hand
SC: Dorsal scapula border
LOC: Following line of scapula

NOTES:
Point fingers down spine of scapula to get LOC

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Lateral (Ventral) Scapula

(Lateral Scapula L/R)

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DP: Behind dog with dog on side
Stab: Superior hand on top of neck with fingers pointing down spine; against thrust
DC: Hooked fingers
SC: Acromion (or humeral head)
LOC: Following line of scapula

NOTES:
Pull technique

Keep forearm in line with spine of scapula

Opposite to Sup Snap adjustment - just with different contact and stab position: Swap like the PI and AS ileum adjustments in the pelvis)

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Humeral Head Anterior

(Left or Right)

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DP: Behind dog with dog on side preferrably
Stab: Superior under affected limb holding limb in neutral position
DC: Hooked fingers of inferior hand
SC: Anterior humeral head
LOC: Cr-Cd; Slight D-V

NOTES:
Pull technique

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Humeral Head Lateral

(Humeral head lateral Left / Right)

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DP: Behind dog with dog on side preferrably
Stab: Superior under affected limb holding limb in neutral position
DC: V-Troph of inferior hand
SC: Lateral humeral head
LOC: L-M

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Elbow Traction

(Elbow traction left / right)

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DP: Open
Stab: Holding under metacarpals
DC: Finger or thumb
SC: Anterior elbow crease
LOC: Flexion of elbow joint

NOTES:
Be gentle

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Radial Head Lateral

(Radial head lateral left / right)

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DP: Behind dog with dog on side preferrably
Stab: Cupping front of elbow joint keeping joint in neutral position
DC: V-Troph of inferior hand
SC: Radial head (Little protuberance slight cranial and distal from the ulna head laterally)
LOC: Cd-Cr; L-M 45 degrees

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Ulnar Posterior

(Ulna Posterior R / L)

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DP: Behind dog with dog on side preferrably
Stab: Superior under affected limb bringing leg into extension; holding limb in neutral position
DC: V-troph of inferior hand
SC: Olecranon (just below the olecranon)
LOC: Cd-Cr

Notes: Bring leg into extn with stab hand

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Carpals Anterior

(Carpal Anterior L/R)

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DP: In front of dog
Stab: Around back of carpal joint (Wrist); Overlapping thumb
DC: Overlapping Thumbs
SC: Anterior individual Carpal bone
LOC: Cr-Cd in relation to plane of joint

NOTES:

Bring joint into extension before adjust

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Accessory Carpal bone Medial / Lateral

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DP: Open
Stab:
Medial = Inside hand cupping outside carpal joint
Lateral = Inside hand cupping inside carpal joint
DC:
Medial = Pull finger
Lateral = Thumb
SC: Accessory carpal
LOC:
Medial = M-L
Lateral = L-M

Notes: MUST have joint in flexion to adjust

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Carpal Traction

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DP: In front of dog
Stab: Over anterior metacarpals
DC: finger of opposite hand
SC: Posterior crease of carpal joint
LOC: Gentle flexion of carpus

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Metacarpals (-tarsals) Right or left

(Metacarpals (-tarsals) R / L)

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DP: In front of dog for metacarpals; Ipsilateral for rear legs (metatarsals)
Stab: Cupping Metacarpal limb; Scissoring - thumbs and index fingers
DC: Cupping Metacarpal limb; Scissoring - thumbs and index fingers
SC: Metacarpal (-tarsal) bone
LOC: Depending on MP A-P

NOTES: More of a mobilisation technique)

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Digits Right / Left Front / Rear

(Digits R/L)

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DP: In front of dog for metacarpals; Ipsilateral for rear legs (metatarsals)
Stab: Proximal Phalanx
DC: Fingers - Thumb and index
SC: Distal Phalanx
LOC: Depending on MP in all planes

NOTES: More of a mobilisation technique)

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Greater trochanter Dorso-Cranial

(Greater trochanter Dorsal-Cranial R/L)

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DP: Contralateral side of dog
Stab: Superior hand; Inside of upper limb over adductors; Against thrust
DC: Calcaneal of superior hand
SC: Greater trochanter
LOC: Cr- Cd; D-V

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Greter trochanter Dorso-Caudal

(Greater trochanter Dorsal-Caudal R/L)

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DP: Contralateral side of dog
Stab: Inferior hand; On Pelvis area; Against thrust
DC: Calcaneal of inferior hand
SC: Greater trochanter
LOC: Cd- Cr; D-V

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Patella Lateral Right or Left

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DP: Ipsilateral facing cranially
Stab: Inferior hand; Inside of femur; Against thrust
DC: Supported thumb of outside hand
SC: Lateral Patella
LOC: L-M Push

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Patella Medial Right or Left

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DP: Ipsilateral facing cranially
Stab: Inferior hand; Outside of femur; Against thrust
DC: Hooked fingers of superior hand
SC: Medial Patella
LOC: M-L Pull

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Externally rotated (Lateral) Tibia Right / Left

(Tibia Lateral left / right)

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DP: Ipsilateral facing cranially
Stab: Inferior hand; Inside of femur; Against thrust
DC: Supported thumb of outside hand
SC: Tibial tuberosity (Just below stifle joint - little notch)
LOC: L-M Push

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Internally rotated (Medial) Tibia Right / Left

(Tibia Medial left / right)

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DP: Ipsilateral facing cranially
Stab: Inferior hand; Outside of femur; Against thrust
DC: Hooked fingers of superior hand
SC: Medial tibia
LOC: M-L Pull

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Calcaneus Posterior Right / Left

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DP: Open
Stab: Cupping anterior aspect of tarsal joint; Against thrust
DC: V-Troph
SC: Calcaneus
LOC: Cd-Cr