Findings

Question 1

Where is the break for a P-L S2-S4?

Answer 1

Toward segment of contact (when scoping SI)

Question 2

Where is the break for a PI-L S2-S4?

Answer 2

Toward segment of contact (when scoping SI)

Question 3

Where is the break for a PL?

Answer 3

On left at segment of contact

Question 4

Where is the break for a PL-C?

Answer 4

On left at segment of contact

Question 5

Where is the break for a PLS S2-S5?

Answer 5

On left at segment of contact

Question 6

Where is the break for a PL-C lift S2-S5?

Answer 6

On left at segment of contact

Question 7

Where is the break for a S4 PLI?

Answer 7

On left at segment of contact

Question 8

Do we contact at the point of swelling or point of tightness?

Answer 8

Point of swelling

Question 9

Leg length for a P-L S2-S4?

Answer 9

Left leg will be very short

Question 10

Leg length for a PI-L S2-S4?

Answer 10

Left leg is short, not as short as P-L; lift sacrum to meet pelvis

Question 11

Leg length for a PL?

Answer 11

Left leg will be long/right leg will be short

Question 12

Leg length for a PL-C?

Answer 12

Left leg will be long/right leg will be short

Question 13

Leg length for a PLS S2-S5?

Answer 13

Left leg will be short

Question 14

Leg length for a PL-C lift S2-S5?

Answer 14

Left leg will be short/right leg will be long

Question 15

Leg length for S4 PLI?

Answer 15

Left leg will be long

Question 16

SCP/CP/TQ for a P-L S2-S4?

Answer 16

Sacral ala (not crest)
Reach across or same side-- adjusting through SI joint angle

Question 17

SCP/CP/TQ for a PI-L S2-S4?

Answer 17

Sacral ala (not crest)
Reach across or same side-- same side allows more lift

Question 18

SCP/CP/TQ for PL?

Answer 18

On left side of tubercle
Stand on left side
Superior hand thumb contact OR inferior hand pisiform contact- may contact just near or on tubercle

Question 19

SCP/CP/TQ for PL-C?

Answer 19

On right crest at segment
Preferred superior hand thumb contact
Stand on left side reaching across or stand on same side

Question 20

SCP/CP/TQ for PLS S2-S5?

Answer 20

Pisiform inferior hand contact is near or on tubercle
Can use thumb if using superior hand
TQ: CCW
Stand on left side

Question 21

SCP/CP/TQ for PL-C lift S2-S5?

Answer 21

Superior hand thumb contact; focus on lift (can reach across but not as favorable)
TQ: CCW
Stand on right side, scissored stance

Question 22

SCP/CP/TQ for S4 PLI?

Answer 22

Superior hand thumb contact; focus on left and torque
TQ: CCW
Stand on left side, scissored stance

Question 23

What does a P-L S2-S4 affect?

Answer 23

Affects SI joint primarily and lumbar rotation

Question 24

What does a PI-L S2-S4 affect?

Answer 24

Affects SI joint primarily, lifting for inferiority, will help lift the left side of lumbar spine

Question 25

What does a PL-C affect?

Answer 25

Helps like a P-R, but affects an individual sacral segment

Question 26

What does a PLS S2-S4 affect?

Answer 26

Assists the individual sacral segments and would help right lean in lumbar spine

Question 27

What does a PL-C lift S2-S4 affect?

Answer 27

Lifting for inferiority will help lift the right side of the lumbar spine and affects individual sacral segments

Question 28

What does a S4 PLI affect?

Answer 28

Assists the individual sacral segments and would help left lean in the lumbar spine