Classic Strain Counterstrain Flashcards
AAC anterior acromio clavicular
anterior aspect of distal one third clavical or apex of the S shape

shoulder horzontal adduction with traction

BUR Bursa
palpable with arm abduction 90

shoulder flexion, abduction 120 and external roation

LH long head biceps
at long head tendon in bicepital groove

Woe is me 90

SH short head biceps
inferior lateral aspect of coracoid process

elbow flex, shoulder flex 90, fine tune with horizontal adduction and abduction

MC medial coracoid
medial aspect of coracoid process

shoulder extension addaction and internal rotation, protract shoulder and slide elbow forward

LC lateral coracoid
lateral side of coracoid
indicate C7 Somatic Dysfunction

patient supine, neck extend, sidebend away rotate towards
nose pointing towards point
Most Important Point of Neck and Shoulder

SUBC Subclavious
undernearth mid clavical, need to hook under

shoulder adduction and internal roation

SUB Subscapularious
palm face torsal, rotate and follow rib cage inward under scapular then palpate upward
can impair drainage lead to bursitis, tendonitis and impingement syndrom of shoulder and elbow

arm off the table
shoulder extension, internal rotation and adduction

LD latissimus dorsi
anterior medial aspect of humerous, below bicepital groove
palm facing torsal, slip up shoulder gerdle to max, push medially then roll over laterally over a muscle
thoracodorsal fascia - related to pelvis

arm off table
shoulder extension, internal rotation, adduction and traction

ADD adduction shoulder (frosted shoulder)
shoulder completely locked can not move
high lateral boarder of axillar on medial humerus

arm hyperadduct against chest wall, apply compression

push shoulder to ear
SA serratus anterior
along mid to anterior axillary line

shoulder flexion 110, adduction across face, traction

PM pectoralis major

shoulder flexion, internal roation, traction

AR 1-2 depressed anterior rib 1-2
1st - first costal cartilage beneath the calvicle, next to manubrium
2nd - in mid clavicular line

cervical flexion, rotate toward, sidebend towards
chin towards tenderpoint

PAC posterior acromio calvicular
posterior distal end of calvicle

stand on opposite side
shoulder extension, addcution across body and traction

SUP supraspinatus
belly of supraspinatus

shoulder felxion 45, abduction 45 and external rotation
the only position supraspinatus will be vascular

MTS2 medial 2nd thoracic shoulder
over the superior vertebral able of the scapular
indicate T2 somatic dysfunction

Woe is me 120
internal and external rotation

LTS2 lateral 2nd thoracic shoulder
infraspinous fossa 2 cm below spine of scapular
indicate T2 somatice dysfunction

shoulder abduction 90, external rotation

POS point of spine

Same as LTS2
shoulder flexion 90, external roation

TS3 third thoracic shoulder
belly of infraspinatus muscle, 5cm below spine of scap
T3 somatic dysfunction
Tx dysfunction will not resolve until point is treated

Woe is me 135
internal external roation

TM teres major
inferior angle of scapular, lateral to subscapularis

arm behind back, extension, adduction, internal rotation

TMi teres minor
lateral border of scapular
T5 dysfunction

shoulder extension, adduction, external rotation

LS levator scapulae
Distal attachement of the leator scapulae muscle

head side bend towards, arm above head
Tune with abduction and adduction

TRP trapezius
highest point of the shoulder, in the upper trapezius fibres

head side bend towards, arm slight flex and abducted, shoulder elevate compress towards point

RHM rhomboid
Meidal border of the scapular
(connects to ligamentum neuche which connect to the dura)

adducted arm, adduct and elevate scapula

Omohyoid


LEP lateral epicondyle
5cm above lateral epicondyle on lateral shaft of humerous

Treat as anterior or posterior T1 or 1st rib SCS point
AT = F
PT = E SA RA
PR1 = leg up, E SA RT
AR1 = supine, F Chin to point
(treat Tx before upper limb to decrease sympathic tone)

MEP Medial Epicondyle
5cm above medial epicondyle of the medial shaft of humerous

Treat as anterior or posterior T4 or 4th rib dysfunction
AT4 = F
PT4 = E SA RA
AR4 = leg up ST RT
PR4 = leg up SA RA
(Treat Tx before upper limb to decrease sympathetic tone)
RAD radial head
anterior lateral surface of the proximal head of radius

supine
extension, supination, abduction
( trigger finger, carpel tunnel)
(treat pronator if radial head doesnt work)

PRO pronator
anterior forarm 2cm below medial epicondyle, slightly lateral

Elbow flexion, pronation, internal rotation (doral hand on chest)

MCND/LCND medial and lateral coronoid