Cervical Lab Interventions Flashcards

1
Q

OA joint traction helps improve what motions

A

Flexion and extension

But u can use when all directions hurt and have nerve pain w flexion and extension

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2
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How would u do a OA joint mob for a opening on the R side

A

put pt into CV flexion w L to R side slide

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3
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How would u do a OA joint mob for a opening on the L side

A

put pt into CV flexion w R to L side glide

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4
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How would u do a OA joint mob for a closing on the L side

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Put pt into CV extension w L to R side glide

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How would u do a OA joint mob for a closing on the R side

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Put pt into extension w R to L side glide

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6
Q

What can u do for a AA joint rotation self mobilization

A

SNAG - do after having manual therapy or MET

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7
Q

How would u perfomr a AA joint rotation self mob (SNAG) to increased L rotation at C 1-C2 rotation

A

Have towel wrapped across superior vertebral body of affected joint and tell pt to hold towel down toward chest on L side w R hand and then use L hand to hold towel straight away from face and tell them to pull towel up and to the L while rotating neck to the left … hold for 6 secs

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8
Q

If a patient is restricted w rotation in the C spine what joint should they assess

A

AA joint (C1- C2)

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9
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How would u increase R rotation while doing a AA joint MET

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Have pt SB to L then rotate to the R and have pt look hard to the L for 6 secs then take to new end range

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10
Q

What oscillatory grade would someone use for cerviogenic HA treatment

A

Grade 1 or 2 for like 10 seconds

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11
Q

How is the pateints head position different for Cervicogenic HA treatment for C1 under occipital and C2 under C1 and for C2-C3

A

C1- head is in neutral (PA mob)

C2- head is rotated 30° to ipsilateral side of HA (PA mob)

C3- head in neutral

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12
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How do u perfomr side glide (C2-T1) join mob for a opening restrictions to R side and L side

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R side = flex neck up to segment being asses and side glides L to R.

L side= flex neck up to segment being assessed and side glides R to L

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13
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How do u perfomr side glide (C2-T1) join mob for a closing restrictions to R side and L side

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R side= Extend neck to segment being assessed and side glide R to L

L side= extend neck to segment being assessed and side glide L to R

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14
Q

What are PRECUATIONS from manual therapy

A
  • joint effusion or inflammation
  • RA
  • presence of neuro signs
  • pregant
  • dizzy
  • steroid or anti coagulant therapy
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15
Q

How can u progress CV flexion + cervical flexion

A

In supine have pt put hands being head and us hands to bend neck so that chin is on chest and use ur front neck mm to hold position and then u could ass eccentric control to lower head back down

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16
Q

Contras for muscle performance training (MET)

A
  • Unstable angina
  • Uncontrolled HTN
  • Uncontrolled dysrhythmias
  • Hypertrophic
    cardiomyopathy
  • Certain stages of
    retinopathy
  • Pain
  • Inflammation
17
Q

Precautions from mm performance training

A
  • CHF
  • Myocardial ischemia
  • Poor L ventricle function
  • Autonomic neuropathies
18
Q

What do u need to considered when doing mm performance training

A

• Appropriate level of intensity
• Sufficient time for warm up and cool
down to permit adequate physiological
adaptations

19
Q

What are indication for Cervical traction

A
  • Neck pain w/ radiating pain
  • Neck pain w/ referred pain
    into upper arm (suggests
    aggravated facet joint)
  • Spinal stenosis
  • Significant mm spams
20
Q

How many lbs or BW % do u do for mechanical traction for the c spine

A

10-40 lbs or 7% of BW

21
Q

How many lbs is needed for vertebral separation for the c spine for traction

22
Q

What do u wan to avoid when doing mechanical traction

A

Avoide rebound effect by ensuring some traction is still present for oof cycles

23
Q

For a herniated nucleus pulposus what is the Rx duration for traction

A

Static for 5-10 mons or intermittent for 15 mins

24
Q

What are contras from mechanical traction

A
  • Impaired cognitive function
  • RA
  • Osteoporosis
  • Evidence of instability
  • Claustrophobia
  • Spinal tumors
  • Spinal infections
  • Spondylolithesis
  • Vascular compromise
  • Very young or very old pts
25
Q

What is the position of the arm for a ULTT 1 and what nerves is it hitting

A

Passive test into c spin neutral , shoulder depression , GH abduction , wrist/finger extension , forearm supination , GH ER , elbow extension , C spine contra SB

Median

26
Q

What is the Rx for nerve glides

A

PT repeats test and stops just short of significant symptoms

PT returns arm to starting and repeats

2-3 sects of 10-20 reps

27
Q

How long should they do a self nerve glide

A

Moving back and forth between positions for 2-3 sets of 10-20 reps

28
Q

What is the different between a nerve glide and stretch

A

Glide is there is an on and odd side and a stretch is on and on

29
Q

How long should pt hold nerves stretch

A

10-15 secs for 3-5 reps

30
Q

How would a pt perfomr a self medical nerve glide

A

Pt extends finger , wrist and elbow into sensitizing position (ON) while also SB head towards affected side (OFF) and then reverse

31
Q

Are nerves glides sustained or oscillatory

A

Oscillatory

32
Q

What movements are performed at the arm passively for ULTT 2 and what never is it targeting

A

C-spine neutral → shoulder depression → GH IR → wrist/finger flexion, forearm pronation → elbow extension → GH abduction —> C-spine contralateral side bending

Radial n

33
Q

How would a pateint perform self radial n glides

A

Start in stnading o seating w c spine in neutral and shoulder help need side w elbow extended

pt flexed fingers and wrist then abducts the shoulder into sensitizing position (ON) while also SB head toward affected side (OFF) then vise versa

34
Q

What position is the PT taking the arm for the ULTT 3 and what n is it hitting

A

: C-spine neutral → shoulder depression
→ GH abduction → GH ER → forearm pronation,
wrist/finger extension → elbow flexion → C-spine contralateral side bending

Ulnar