Counterstrain

Question 1

PC1 Inion

Answer 1

F St Ra

Question 2

PC1 occiput

Answer 2

E Sa Ra

Question 3

PC2 occiput

Answer 3

e-E Sa Ra

Question 4

PC2

Answer 4

e-E Sa Ra

Question 5

PC3

Answer 5

F Sa Ra

Question 6

PC 4-8

Answer 6

E Sa Ra

Question 7

PT 1-12 Spinous Processes

Answer 7

e-E

Question 8

PT 1-3 Transverse Processes

Answer 8

E Sa Ra

Question 9

PT 4-9 Transverse Processes

Answer 9

E Sa Rt

Question 10

PT 10-12 Transverse Processes

Answer 10

e-E Sa Ra, Rt (torso)

Grasping asis on contralateral side of tender point

Question 11

PL 1-5 Spinous Processes

Answer 11

e-E adduct Rt (pelvis), Ra (torso)

physician stands opposite the tender point, lifts and adducts leg ipsilateral to tender point

Question 12

PL 1-3 Transverse Processes

Answer 12

E Sa Rt

physician stands contralateral to tender point & lifts asis ipsilateral to tenderpoint

Question 13

Upper Pole L5

Answer 13

E adduct IR/ER
physician stands contralateral to tender point,
lifts, adducts, and IR/ER leg that is ipsilateral to tender point

Question 14

Lower Pole L5

Answer 14

F IR adduct

pt is prone, physician is ipsilateral to tender point, leg is flexed off side of table & adducted

Question 15

High Ilium Sacroiliac

Answer 15

e-E abduct ER

physician ipsilateral to tenderpoint, lifts legs, abducts & ER ipsilateral leg to tender point

Question 16

PL3 Gluteus & PL4 Gluteus

Answer 16

E abduct ER

physician ipsilateral to tender point, lifts leg that is ipsilateral to tender point & abducts it & ER