Extremity Counterstrain Flashcards

1
Q

Tensor fasciae latae

Location?
Positioning?

A

Inferior to iliac crest

Flexed, abducted

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2
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Ilitibial tract

Location

Position

A

IT band below greater trochanter

Flexion, abduction.

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3
Q

Lateral hamstring

Location x2
Positioning

A

Posterolateral knee by fib head
And
Lateral, mid hamstring

Knee flexed, tibia ext rot, abducted. Plantar flex foot.

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4
Q

Medical hamstring

Location x2
Position

A

Medial tibial condyle
Medial belly of hamstring

Knee flex, int rot, adduction. Planter flex foot.

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5
Q

Lateral meniscus/lateral collateral ligament

Location
Position

A

Lateral knee joint line

Flex knee, abduct tibia, rotate as needed.(ankle dorsiexion/eversion)

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Q

Medial meniscus/medial collateral

Location
Position

A

Medial knee joint

Flex knee, adduct tibia, int rotation. (Plantar flex foot)

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7
Q

Anterior cruciate ligament

Location
Position

A

Superior aspect of posterior knee

Upper leg on towel=Translate tibia posteriorly

(like posterior drawer test)

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8
Q

Posterior cruciate ligament

Location
Position

A

Below center of posterior knee

Force femur posteriorly(lower leg on towel)

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9
Q

Popliteus

Location
Position

A

Muscle inferior to popliteal space(slightly lateral)

Flex knee, int rot

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10
Q

Gastrocnemius

Location, position

A

Medial, and lateral body of calf (2 points)

Knee flex, pressure on calcaneus for plantar flexion(foot resting on your thigh)

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11
Q

Tibialis anterior

Location
Position

A

Lateral ant shin and
Anterior/inferior to medial malleolus

Inversion(plantar,int rot,supinate)

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12
Q

Fibularis longus,Brevis,teritias

Location
Position

A

Anterior/inferior to lateral malleolus

Eversion(ext rot, dorsiflexion, probation)

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13
Q

Calcaneus/quadratics plantar

Location
Position

A

Anterior calcaneus, midline

Plantarflexion with pushing calcaneus forward(complete foot flexion)

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14
Q

Navicular

Location
Position

A

Medial side, plantar foot

Plantar flexion and supination of foot

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15
Q

Supraspinatus

Location
Position

A

Mid muscle, superior to scapular spine

Supine: Arm flexed 45, abducted 45, ext rot

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16
Q

Infraspinatus

Locationx2
Position

A

Posterior aspect GLenohumera joint
Below scapular spine

Flex arm 90-120, abduction, ext rot

17
Q

Levatlor scapular

A

Between neck and superior/medial scapula

Rotate head away, int rotate shoulder, slight traction arm

18
Q

Rhomboids

A

Between shoulder and spinous process

Arm extension, adducted (elbow posterior and medially)

19
Q

Subscapularis

A

Anterior, deep in axilla

Extend, int rot, traction

20
Q

Long head biceps

A

Bicipital Groove

Flex arm, arm abducted, int rot.

21
Q

Short head biceps

A

Inferior/lateral to coracoid process

Arm flexed, arm abducted, int rot

22
Q

Pec minor

A

Inferior/medial coracoid process

Adduct arm across chest, pull scapula “forward, down, medial”

23
Q

Supinator

A

Anterolateral elbow(“radial head”

Elbow extension, SUPiNATED, valgus

24
Q

Pronator teres

A

Medial elbow,

Elbow flexed, PRONATN, slight adduction

25
Extensor carpi radialis
Dorsal hand, base 2nd metacarpal Extend and abduct wrist
26
Extensor Carli ulnaris
Dorsal hand, 5th metatarsa base Extend and Adduct
27
Flexor carpi radialis
Palm, base 2/3 metacarpal Flex, abduct wrist
28
Flexor carpi ulnaris
Palm, base of 5th metacarpal Flex, adduct wrist
29
Abductor pollicis brevis
Palm, base of thumb Flex wrist, abduct thumb (thumb points “out” from hand