chapter 14: CS and FPR Flashcards

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maverick point

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approx 5% of Tender points wil not improve with expected treatment even with careful fine tuning

these maverick points are treated by positioning the pt in a position opposite of what would be used typically

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AC1 tender point and treatement

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posterior surface of ascending ramus of mandible

treatment RA, pt supine

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AC2-6 tender pt and treatment

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anterolateral aspect of TP of affected vertebra

pt supine treatment F SARA

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AC 7 TP and treatment

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posterosuperior surface of prox clavicle where SCM inserts (lateral to AC8)

pt supine F STRA

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AC 8 TP and treatment

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medial end of clavicle at sternal attachment of SCM

pt supine F SARA

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AT 1-8 treatment

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pt supine, dr at head of table

dr places knee under pts head and kneck and flex them up and fine tune by flex and sidebending away a tad bit

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AT 1-8 locations

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1- suprasternal notch
2- midline on manubrium
3- midline at level of costal carilage
4- midline at level of costal carilage
5- 1 inch superior to xyphoid
6 at sternal xiphioid junction
7- tip of xiphoid
8 midline 1.5 inches inferior to xiphoid
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AT9-12 location

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9- midline 1-2 cm supedrior to umbilicus
10- midline 1-2 cm inferior to umbilicus
11- midline 3-4 cm below umbilicus
12- mid ax line on superomedial surface of iliac crest

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AT 9-12 treatment

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pt supine, dr same side of TP

flex pts legs, hips and knees bent 90 degrees with fine tuing by adding rotation toards dr

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posterior cedrvical TPs location and treatment

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usually at tip of spinous process or on lateral sides of spinous process

pt supine E SARA

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PC1 inion location and treatment

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1-2 cm inferior to external occipital protuberance, slighlty lateral, on insertion of semispinalis capitis

treat: pt supine, flexion while monitoring

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posterior thoracic tenderpiont location and treatment

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location: on either side of spinous process or on the transverse process
treat: pt prone, E SARA

1-3 pts arms off side of table
4-6 pts arms over top of table
7-9 arms over top of table with pillow under chest
10-12 arms over top of table with pillow under chest (grab ASIS side oppp of dyfunction and raise pts hip)

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AR 1 location and treatement

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directly inferior to SC joint

treat: supine, dr head of table, F STRT

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AR 2 location and treatement

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6-8 cm lateral to sternum on rib 2

pt supine F STRT

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AR 3-6 location and treatment

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location: mid axillary line on corresponding rib
treat: F STRT of thorax (pt seated, unaffected side arm draped over physician knee)

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posterior rib locations TP

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angle of the corresponding rib

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treatment PR 1

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pt seated, doc behind, pts arm side dysfunction on docs knee, sidebend and rotate pts head TOWARD dysfunction and extend

E STRT

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treatment PR 2

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pt seated, doc behind/to side, doc places pts arm on side of dysfunction on docs knee, doc flexes pts head and sidebends and rotates trunk away from dysfunction and neck too

F SARA

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tretment PR 3-6

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pt seated doc pt arm affected side draped over docs knee, doc grabs pts shoulder on side of dysfucntion and SARA pt

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Anterior lumbar tenderpoints

AL1
AL2-4
AL5

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AL1: medial to ASIS
AL2: medial to AIIS
AL3: lateral to AIIS
AL4: inferior aspect of AIIS
AL5: 1 cm lateral to pubic syphysis
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treatment of AL1 and AL5

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AL 2-4 treatment

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pt supine, dr. opp side of TP
flex hips and knees 90
F SART

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iliacus TP location and treatment

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location: 1-2 in (7 cm) medial to ASIS deep in iliac fossa

frog leg (supine, hip flexed and externally rotated)

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psoas TP location

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halfway btwn ASIS and umbilicus

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piriformis TP
PSIS-ILA midpoint and greater trochanter | btwn these 2
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low ilium location and treatment
location: superior ascpect of lateral ramus where psoas crosses pelvic rim pt supine, flex hip and knee slight ER hip and fine tune one leg
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inguinal ligament TP location and treatment
location: lateral surface of pubic bone near attach of inguinal ligament treatment position: supine, dr same side, flex hip and knee 90, cross opp ankle over leg
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PL location and treatment
location: PL1-5: either side of the spinous process or on the TP PL3 and 4 may be on iliac crest PL5 at PSIS treat: pt prone doc on same side of TP, doc extends pts hip ipsilataral to tp, E Sidebend away, fine tune rotation
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LPL5
caudad to psis treat: pt prone, hip and knee flexed, leg internally rotated and adducted
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UPL5 TP
superior medial edge of PSIS extend and sidebend away
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sacrum PS1
1/2 inch medial to inferior of PSIS treat: pt prone, if PS1 tender on left, doc apply pressure on right ILA
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posterior sacrum 2-4
midline on sacrum btwn or below sacral spines pt prone, doct next to them, pressure posterior to anterior on midline
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PS 5
1/4 inch medial and superiror to ILA pt prone doc posterior to anterior pressure PS5 tender on left, apply pressure at right sacral sulcus
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high ilium location and treatment
lateral PSIS pt prone, extend pts hip and fine tune
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high ilium flare out HIFO
location: inch below and medial to lower edge PSIS pt prone, extend ipsilateral leg then add adduction and slight external rotation
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pirifomis treatment
pt prone, doc seated on same side of dysfunction, | doc flexes pts leg over side of table to 135 and abduct and externally rotate pts hip
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flare in sacroiliac FISI
4 inches below psis pt prone doc seated on same side dysfunction abduct pts hip, flex hip too
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when utilizing faciliated positional release to a superficial muscle, which is performed first?
straightening of the AP spinal curves