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CPA 3 Flashcards

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Spinous Process Locations

T1-3

T4-6

T7-9

T10

T11

T12

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Level of Transverse Process

1/2 Segment Below Transverse Process

Level of Transverse Process of Vertebrae Below

Same as T7-9

Same as T4-6

Same as T1-3

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Spinal Landmarks

T3 Spinous Process

T7 Spinous Process

L1 Spinous Process

L4 Spinous Process

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Scapular Spine

Inferior Angle of Scapula

12th Rib

Iliac Crest

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Vertebral Unit Components

Superior Facet Orientation

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Two adjacent vertebrae + Associated IV Disc

Cervical (BUM) - Backwards, Upwards, Medial

Thoracic (BUL) - Backwards, Upwards, Lateral

Lumbar (BM) - Backwards, Medial

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Type One Mechanics (TS/LS Only)

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Neutral

Group

Rotation and Sidebending are Opposite

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Type 2 Mechanics (TS/LS Only)

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Non-Neutral (Flexed or Extended)

Single Segment

Rotation and Sidebending in Same Direction

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Motion Testing (T1-L5)

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Finger Pads at T1-3: Assess Flexion/Extension, Rotation, Sidebending

Finger Pads at T4-6: Assess Flexion/Extension, Rotation, Sidebending

T7-12: Assess Flexion/Extension, Rotation, Sidebending with hand on posterior shoulder to use trunk as lever

L1-5: Assess Flexion/Extension, Rotation, Sidebending with hand wrapped around front to opposite shoulder to use as a lever

Assess Motion in Dynamic Position (Lumbar - Sphinx/Downward Dog Positions & Thoracic - Sphinx Position and Flex/Ext the Head/Neck to determine Flex (Resistance to approximation) SD or Ext (Resistance to separation) SD)

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Seated ART Upper Thoracic (T1-6) Type 2 SD

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Seated ART Upper Thoracic (T1-6) Type 2 SD

Use head as lever

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Seated MET Upper Thoracic Type 2 SD

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Seated MET Upper Thoracic Type 2 SD

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Seated MET Upper Thoracic Type 1 SD

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Seated MET Upper Thoracic Type 1 SD

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Seated MET Lower Thoracic Type 1 SD

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Seated MET Lower Thoracic Type 1 SD

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Type 1 SD

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Type 1 SD

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Seated MET Lower Thoracic Type 2 SD

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Seated MET Lower Thoracic Type 2 SD

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Type 2 Extension SD

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Type 2 Extension SD

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Type 2 Flexion SD

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Prone ART Lower Thoracic Sidebending

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Prone ART Lower Thoracic Sidebending

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Sidebending SD

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Seated ART Lower Thoracic Rotation SD

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Seated MET/ART Lumbar Type 1 SD

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Seated MET/ART Lumbar Type 1 SD

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Seated MET/ART Lumbar Type 2 SD

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Seated MET/ART Lumbar Type 2 SD

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Seated ART Lumbar Sidebending SD

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Seated ART Lumbar Type 2 Flexion/Extension SD

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Seated ART Lumbar Rotation SD

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MET Lumbar Type 1 SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Lever/Sidebending)

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MET Lumbar Type 1 SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Lever/Sidebending)

NUDR

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ART Lumbar Sidebending SD Lateral Recumbent

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MET Lumbar Type 2 Extended SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Lever/Sidebending Extended)

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MET Lumbar Type 2 Extended SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Lever/Sidebending Extended)

SUUE

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MET Lumbar Type 2 Flexed SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Lever/Sidebending Flexed)

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MET Lumbar Type 2 Flexed SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Lever/Sidebending Flexed)

FDDR

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MET Lumbar Type 1 SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Restrictor/Rotation)

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MET Lumbar Type 2 SD Lateral Recumbent

(Lumbar Long Restrictor/Rotation Extended & Flexed)

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CS MET/ART

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CS Bilateral Forearm Fulcrum Forward Bending

ST/MFR

ART

MET

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Atypical OA and AA

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OA: Type 1 Like - Rotate and Sidebend to Opposite sides with a Neutral or Flex/Ext Component (Primary)

AA: Rotation Only (Fully flex CS and rotate bilaterally assessing ROM) - Flex/Ext/SB NOT TESTED

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OA (C0-C1) MET/ART

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AA (C1-C2) MET/ART

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Typical (C2-C7)

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Type 2 Like - Rotation and Sidebending occur in Same direction with Flex/Ext Component (may be single or group dysfunction)

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CS (C3-C7) MET/ART

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Lymphatics

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Evaluating Central Myofascial Pathways (Zink Pattern)

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Cranial-Cervical Junction (Fingerpads suboccipitally on supine patient)

Cervical-Thoracic Junction (Palms on scapula and fingerpads infraclavicularly)

Thoraco-Lumbar Junction (Palms on lateral aspect of lower-most ribs)

Lumbo-Pelvic Junction (Pads of hands on posterolateral aspect of innominates/hip)

Induce rotation and compare L to R

Compensated (L/R/L/R or R/L/R/L)

Uncompensated = any other pattern

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Fluid Pumps

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Thoracic Inlet

Thoracic Diaphragm

Pelvic Diaphragm

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  1. Open Pathways to remove restriction to flow
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Thoracic Inlet MFR

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Position: Pt supine, doc seated at head of table
• Index fingers above SC joint/angle of rib 1, thumbs over T1
transverse processes bilaterally
• Press toward pt’s feet and twist hands to feel for restriction
of motion
• Perform direct myofascial release, holding pt in barrier until
you feel tissue creep

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  1. Maximize Diaphragmatic Functions
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Doming the Diaphragm

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Position: pt supine, doc at pt’s side facing cephalad
• Place hands in the infracostal region, directly below xiphoid
process, with fingertips/thumbs pointing cephalad.
• Have pt take a deep breath while pressing fingers/thumbs
posteriorly and superiorly.Push further on exhalation, resist
on inhalation. Repeat 3-4 times.
• On last time, move thumbs cephalad, slightly under the
ribcage during exhalation.

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Doming the Pelvic Diaphragm/Ischiorectal Fossa Release

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Position: pt prone, physician seated at side of table facing
cephalad
• Place thumbs medial to ischial tuberosities bilaterally
• Apply a cephalad and lateral force, increasing the force
during exhalation and maintaining force on inhalation

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  1. Increase Pressure Differentials or Transmit Motion
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Pectoral Traction

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Position: pt supine, doc standing at head of table
• Grasp inferior border of pectoral muscles at anterior axilla
• Extend arms and lean back to apply cephalad traction
bilaterally. Pull when pt inhales and resist on exhalation

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Rib Raising (Supine)

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Position: pt supine, doc sitting on side to treat
• Contact rib angles by flexing fingers
• Starting with T12, apply anterolateral traction by rocking
backward. Continue up ribs.
• May use respirations to assist you – apply pressure w/ inhale,
release w/ exhale

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Rib Raising (Seated)

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Position: pt seated, doc standing facing pt
• Pt crosses and places arms over doc’s shoulder. Grasp bilateral posterior/inferior rib angles (lateral to TP).
• Starting with T12, apply anterolateral traction while pulling
cephalad and toward you. Continue up ribs.
• May use respirations to assist you – apply pressure w/ inhale,
release w/ exhale

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Thoracic Pump (Repetitive/Oscillatory)

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Position: pt supine, doc at head of table
• Place thenar eminence of each hand over the pectoral
muscles just inferior to the clavicles on ribs 2-4 (offer women
a pillow or place their hands under yours).
• Apply rhythmic pumping at a rate of 110-120x/min.
Appropriate pace should provide a rebound force at your
hands, and appropriate power should move feet
rhythmically.

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Thoracic Pump (Vacuum/Atelectasis Modification)

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Position: pt supine, doc at head of table
• Place thenar eminence of each hand over the pectoral
muscles just inferior to the clavicles on ribs 2-4 (offer women
a pillow or place their hands under yours).
• As patient exhales, apply a compressive force downward and resist during inhalation. Continue for 4-5 breaths. Midway
through the last inhalation, briskly remove hands to allow for
rapid, deep inhalation (inflates atelectatic lung).

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Abdominal Pump

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Position: pt supine, doc at pt’s side facing caudad
• Place palms on abdomen with fingers towards the pt’s head, thumbs side by side
• Pump posteriorly in a rhythmic manner at 20-30x/min

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Sacral Rocking

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Position: pt prone, doc at pt’s side
• Place heel of cephalad hand on the sacral base with fingers
pointing towards the coccyx, caudad hand on top, facing
opposite.
• Exert a gentle pressure downwards to gap SI joint. Alternate
directions following respiration.
• Inhalation = sacral apex anterior
• Exhalation = sacral base anterior

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Pedal Pump

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Position: pt supine, doc at foot of table
• Contact plantar portion of feet, dorsiflex the feet
• Apply an on-and-off rhythmic cephalad force to
hyperdorsiflex the feet, watching nose for movement and
feeling rebound wave at feet. Rate should be ~100-120x/min.

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  1. Mobilize Targeted Tissue Fields
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Tapotement (Lungs)

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Position: pt prone, doc at pt’s side
• Apply rhythmic forces to the thoracic region
– Hacking = “karate chop” with ulnar side of hands
– Cupping/Clopping = cup hands into a slight “C” shape
– Slapping = use palmar surface of hands

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Effleurage and Petrissage

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IT Band Effleurage

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Position: pt supine, doc on side to treat
• Raise pt’s arm or leg to treat
• Effleurage: induce stroking force distally to proximally
• Petrissage: induce a kneading/twisting force distally to proximally

• Position: pt lateral recumbent w/ affected side up, top foot
in popliteal fossa of bottom leg. Doc on side to treat.
• Place cephalad hand on pt’s greater trochanter for stabilization.
• With the caudad hand, make a “C” shape and contact pt’s IT band. Start halfway between the greater trochanter and knee, stroking distal to proximal with gentle pressure.
• After some congestion frees, start just superior to the knee and continue stroking in a distal to proximal fashion.

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Anterior Tracheal/Deep Cervical Arches Release

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Position: pt supine with doc at pt’s side facing cephalad, OR pt seated with doc facing pt
• Place fingers lateral to the trachea.
• Move trachea from side to side working cephalad to caudad

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Cervical Stroking

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Position: pt supine, doc at head of table
• Place hands along paravertebral muscles
• Slowly stroke the region in a caudad to cephalad direction.

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Cervical Chain Drainage

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Position: pt supine, doc at head of table
• Locate anterior and posterior border of the SCM’s superior
portion. Place your thumb along the anterior margin, the second through fifth digits along the posterior margin.
• Gently lift and milk anteriorly until you note relaxation, working caudad along the SCM
• Treat one side at a time to prevent pressing on carotid sinuses bilaterally.

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Submandibular Drainage

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Position: pt supine, doc at head
• Apply a raking motion under the angle of the mandible towards the mentum

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Mandibular Drainage (Galbreath Technique)

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Position: pt supine, rotate head towards doc. Doc standing
opposite side to treat
• Stabilize patient’s head w/ cephalad hand. Place fingers of
caudad hand posterior to ramus.
• Apply a slow, repetitive downward & midline traction on the
mandible.

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Auricular Drainage

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Position: pt seated, doc in front or behind pt
• Place 3rd and fourth finger in front of and behind ear
• Apply a clockwise & a counterclockwise motion to the auricular lymph nodes

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TS & LS BLT/FPR/Stills

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Supine BLT Upper Thoracics

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  • Position: Patient supine & Physician at head of table
  • Hand Placement:
    • With hand ipsilateral to PTP, place the index finger on the TP of the dysfunctional segment. With hand contralateral to PTP, support the patients head
  • Technique:
    • Move patient into flexion (to move T2 into neutral) with rotation and sidebending to the EASE of motion (indirect) until reaching the point of balanced ligamentous tension
    • Assess respiratory phases, have patient hold breath in inhalation or exhalation based on the position that best achieves ligamentous balance
    • Minor adjustments to flexion, rotation and sidebending may be needed to maintain ligamentous balance; repeat until best motion is obtained
    • Reassess
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Seated BLT Lower Thoracics

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  • Position: Patient seated and physician behind patient
  • Hand Placement
    • Use thumb ipsilateral to PTP to contact the TP of the inferior vertebra in the vertebral unit
    • Use thumb contralateral to PTP to contact the TP of the superior vertebra in the vertebral unit
  • Technique
    • Instruct patient to lean back at the hips then sit up straighter or slouch forward to localize the sagittal plane at the dysfunctional unit
    • Instruct patient to “lean a little towards” the ease of sidebending motion and “turn a little towards: the ease of rotation motion in small increments to achieve balanced ligamentous tension
    • Assess respiratory phases, have patient hold breath in inhalation or exhalation based on the position that best achieves ligamentous balance
    • Minor adjustments to flexion, rotation and sidebending may be needed to maintain ligamentous balance; repeat until best motion is obtained
    • Reassess
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Prone BLT Thoracic/Lumbar

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  • The patient lies prone, physician stands beside the table.
  • The physician places the left thumb over the left transverse process of affected segment and the index and third finger pads of the left hand over the right transverse process of affected segment
  • The physician places the right thumb over the left transverse process of
  • segment inferior and the index and third finger pads over the right transverse process of same segment
  • The patient inhales and exhales, and physician encourages patient to hold the more relaxing of the two and follows the motion of these two segments.
  • The physician adds a compression/separation force (long arrows) approximating/separating the segments and then directs a force downward (short arrows) toward the table to vector it to the extension barrier.
  • Next, the physician’s thumbs approximate the left transverse processes, which produces side bending left (horizontal arrows) while simultaneously rotating superior segment to the left (left index finger arrow) and inferior segment to the right (right thumb, downward arrow).
  • When this total balanced position is achieved, the physician holds the position until air hunger. Repeat as needed (usually 3 times).
  • Reassess for 2-4 TART findings
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Seated FPR Thoracics

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Prone FPR Lumbar Flexed Type II SD

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Prone FPR Lumbar Extended Type II SD

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Seated Still Upper Thoracics (T1-T4)

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Seated Still Lower Thoracis (T5-T12)

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Supine Still Lumbar (L1-5)

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CS BLT/FPR/Still

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BLT OA SD

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BLT Typical C3-7 SD

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FPR Cervical Superficial Muscles SD (Hypertonic Suboccipitals)

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