Counterstrain - Cervical Flashcards

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1
Q

PC1 Inion Lx

A

1 cm inferior to inion and slightly lateral

on the inferior nuchal line

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2
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PC1L Lx

A

aka PC1 occiput

midway btwn the inion and the mastoid process on the inferior nuchal line (3 cm inferior)

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3
Q

PC1L Muscle

A

splenius capitis

press anteriomedial against the occiput

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4
Q

PC1 Inion Tx

A

Marked Flexion of head not neck

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5
Q

PC1L Tx

A

Extension

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6
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PC2L Lx

A

AKA PC2 Occiput

2-3 cm lateral to midlilne and on the inferior nuchal line just below the occiput

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7
Q

PC2L Muscle

A

semispinalis Capatis

may relate to deeper muscles

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8
Q

PC2L Tx

A

Extension

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9
Q

PC2SP Lx

A

on the superior aspect of the SP of C2

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10
Q

PC2SP Tx

A

Extension

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11
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PC3 Lx

A

inferiorlateral aspect of the SP of C2

press medial anterior and superior

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12
Q

PC3 Tx

A

FSARA (flexion to 45°)

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13
Q

PC4-PC8 Lx

A

on the inferior lateral aspect of the above SP

Named like the cervical nerves

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14
Q

PC4-PC8 Tx

A

ESARA

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15
Q

AC1 Lx

A

posterior aspect of the ascending rams of the mandible

press anterior

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16
Q

AC1 Tx

A

MARKED RA often 90°

17
Q

AC1L Lx

A

lateral aspect of C1

18
Q

AC1L Tx

A

MARKED RA often 90°

19
Q

AC3-AC6 Lx

A

anteriolateral aspect of anterior tubercles of the TP of 3&4
NOTE:
3 anterior to and 4 posterior to SCM

20
Q

AC2 Lx

A

anteriolateral aspect of anterior tubercle of the TP of 2

21
Q

AC2 Tx

A

FSARA (very slight flexion if any)

22
Q

AC3-AC6 Tx

A

FSARA must flex to level of dysfunction

23
Q

AC7 Lx

A

clavicular attachment of SCM

24
Q

AC8 Lx

A

sternal attachment of SCM

25
Q

AC7 Tx

A

FSTRA

26
Q

AC8 Tx

A

FSARA

27
Q

Tx Positon for AC CS

A

FSARA except AC7 FSTRA

28
Q

Tx Position for PC CS

A

F E E E FSARA ESARA