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Competency 8 and 9 Flashcards

1
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AC1

A

Posterior surface of the ascending ramps of mandible

Rotates head away

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AC 2-6

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Alterior lateral aspect of the TP of the affected vertebra.

FSARA

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AC 7

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Proximal clavicle on the superior posterior aspect where the SCM inserts

F STRA

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4
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AC 8

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At SC joint where the SCM inserts

F SARA

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5
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AT1

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Midline on suprasternal notch

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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AT 2

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midline on the menubrium

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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AT 3 & 4

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At the costal cartilage midline at the affected vertebral segment

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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AT 5

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1 inches superior to the xiphoid process midline

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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9
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AT 6

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On the xiphoidsternal joint

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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10
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AT 7

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At the tip of the xiphoid

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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AT 8

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1.5 inches below the Xiphoid

Knee under patients head and flex trunk to the affected vertebra.

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12
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AT 9

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1-2 cm about the umbilicus

flexion at the hips and knees to get flexion to the vertebral segment. Can use a pillow under thorax also to assist with flexion.

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13
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AT 10

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1-2 cm below the umbilicus

flex the hips and knees to get flexion to the vertebral segment. Can use a pillow under thorax also to assist with flexion.

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14
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AT 11

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3-4 cm below the umbilicus

Flex the patients hips and knees to get flexion to the effected segment Can use a pillow under thorax also to assist with flexion.

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15
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AT 12

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Axillary line on the superior medial aspect o the iliac crest

Flex the hips and knees. also induce rotation towards myself to fine tune. Can use a pillow under thorax also to assist with flexion.

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16
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AR 1

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just interior to the clavicle and lateral to the manubrium.

F STRT (supine)

hold for 120 seconds

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17
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AR 2

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1.5 inches lateral to the manubrium at the mid clavicular line at the level of rib 2

F STRT (supine)

hold for 120 seconds

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18
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AR 3-6

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Anterior axillary line at the level of the affected rib

F STRT seated with knee on table of unaffected side with patients arm on knee.

hold for 120 seconds

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19
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AL 1

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Medial to ASIS

Patient in supine position
You on ipsilateral side
F STRT

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20
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AL 2

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Medial aspect of AIIS
Contact on contralateral side
F SARA

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21
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AL 3

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Lateral aspect of AIIS
Contact contralateral side
F SART

22
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AL 4

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Inferior aspect os AIIS
Contact contralateral side
F SART

23
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AL 5

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Just lateral the the pubic symphysis on the anterior aspect of the pubic bone.

Contact on the ipsilateral side
F SART

24
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Iliacus

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In the lower abdominal quad rent, 1-2 inches lateral from the ASIS and deep in the iliac fossa.

contact ipsilateral side

Flex patients hips and knees to 90. rest on you knee. induce external rotation by having them in a frog leg position.

25
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Low ilium

A

on the super aspect of the lateral ramus where the psoas muscle crossed the pelvic brim

Ipsilateral side

Flex patients leg to 90. induce external rotation. fine tune with ab and adduction.

26
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inguinal ligament

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on the lateral surface of the pubic bone where the inguinal ligament attaches

contact ipsilateral side

Flex patients hip and knee. place both on your leg on the table. then take opposite leg rest on patients knee and pull ankle across to induce internal rotation at the effected hip

27
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PC 1 inion

A

find the external occipital protuberance go 1-2 cm inferior and lateral to the semispinalus capitus m.

have patient prone.

flex head with opposite hand on patients forehead.

28
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PC 1

A

About 3 cm below the inion and 1 cm medial to the OM suture. press anterior medial

ESARA with patient supine

29
Q

PC 2

A

Blow the occiput lateral 2-3 cm from midline on the main muscle mass.

E SARA with patient supine

30
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PC 3

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ON inferior lateral aspect of spinus process of C2

F SARA (FLEX TO 45*) patient supine

31
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PC 4-7

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ON inferior lateral aspect of spinus process of the vertebral segment higher.

E SARA with patient prone

32
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PC 8

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ON the interior lateral aspect of the spinus process of C7

E or F SARA with patient supine

33
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PT 1-3

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Patient prone with doc at side of table. have patient drape arms over the side of the table.

Tender point is on the spinus process of effected vertebra.

cup chin and induce extension of the vertebral segment

34
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PT 4-6

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Have patient prone with their arms draped over the top of the table. Cup chin with hand on spinus process of effected vertebra.
Induce extension

35
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PT 7-9

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Have patient prone with their arms draped over the top of the table with pillow under their chest to induce extension. Cup chin with hand on spinus process of effected vertebra.
Induce extension by pulling up on chin

36
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PT 10-12

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Have patent prone with arms over the top of the table with the pillow under the chest. doc at the side of the table.

Doc grabs contralateral ASIS raising the patients hip inducing extension.

37
Q

PR 1

A

patient seated
On the posterior aspect of the rib head just below the trapezius

knee on the same side as dysfunction.

E STRT

hold for 120 seconds

38
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PR 2

A

Have patient seated doc behind with knee on same side of the dysfunction.

The tender point in 1-2 inches lateral from midline on the superior aspect of the rib angle. you will be just medial to the scapula.

F SARA by grabbing head

hold for 120 seconds

39
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PR 3-6

A

Have patient seated doc behind with knee on same side of the dysfunction.

The tender point in 1-2 inches lateral from midline on the superior aspect of the rib angle. you will be just medial to the scapula.

SARA by grabbing the patients OPPOSITE SHOULDER

hold for 120 seconds

40
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PL 1-5 SP

A

on the lumbar vertebral spines

have patient prone
stand on same side.
extend hip with fine tuning as necessary

41
Q

PL 1-3 TP

A

on the respective transverse process of the lumbar vertebra.

have patient prone with you on the opposite side of the tender point.

Extent the leg and rotate toward the tender point (external rotation)

42
Q

UP L5

A

Superior medial aspect of the PSIS

Have patient prone
Stand contralateral
Extend the patients leg and rotate towards the tender point (external rotation)

43
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LPL5

A

Inferior aspect of the PSIS

patient prone
Stand on same side of dysfunction.
have patient by the side of the table with their leg dropped off. flex to 90* then adducts and add internal rotation.

44
Q

LP 3 LAT

A

2/3 of the way between the PSIS and tensor fascilata.

patient prone. can be either ipsilateral or contralateral and you want to extend and fine tune as necessary.

45
Q

LP 4 Lat

A

on the posterior margin of the thensorfascia late m.

Patient prone. doc at side of table. will grab the leg and extend and fine necessary

46
Q

High ilium

A

Lateral Aspect of the PSIS

patient Prone
stand on the same side of the dysfunction. extend hip and fine tune with Ab and Adduction as necessary

47
Q

High ilium flair out

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1 3/4 in below the PSIS and 1/4 medial.

patient prone and standing on contralateral side. extend the leg, Adduct the leg across the other, and external rotate.

48
Q

Piriformis

A

2/3 of the way between the ILA and the Greater trochanter

Patient prone with you on the same side as the patient.

bring them to the side of the table and have them flex the hip 135* off the table. Abduct and external rotate the hip.

49
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Flair in sacroiliac (FISI)

A

patient prone

go 4 inches below the PSIS and just lateral

you will abduct the hip and flex it just so the knee clears the table. then you will add external rotation for fine tuning.

50
Q

PS 1 bilateral

A

1/2 inch medial to the inferior aspect of the PSIS bilaterally

have patient prone.

draw a line diagonal to the tender point and press posterior to anterior.

51
Q

PS 2-4 midline

A

patient prone

these points on the midline on the sacrum between on on the spines.

with other hand you will prove a posterior to anterior force either on the sacral base or the apex.

52
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PS5 bilateral

A

1/4 medial and superior to the ILA

patient prone

draw a diagonal line to the tender point and give a posterior to anterior pressure for 90 seconds.

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