OSCE Flashcards Flashcards by Taryn Douglas

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Cervical: OA, MET

supine

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Cervical: AA, MET

supine

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Cervical: C2-7, MET

supine

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Cervical/Upper Thoracic: MET

seated

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MET Lower Thoracic Type 1 (Neutral) SD

Seated

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MET Lower Thoracic Type 2 SD

Seated

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MET Rib 1 Inhalation somatic dysfunction

supine

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MET Ribs 2-6 inhalation somatic dysfunction

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MET Ribs 7-10 Inhalation somatic dysfunction

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MET Ribs 11-12 Inhalation somatic dysfunction

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MET Ribs 1-2 Exhalation somatic dysfunction

(muscle being used)

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Rib 1- anterior, middle scalenes

Rib 2- posterior scalene

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MET ribs 3-5 exhalation somatic dysfunction

(muscle being used)

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Pectoralis Minor

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MET ribs 6-8 exhalation somatic dysfunction

(muscle being used)

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Serratus Anterior

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MET ribs 9-10 exhalation somatic dysfunction

(muscle being used)

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latissimus dorsi

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MET ribs 11-12 exhalation somatic dysfunction

(muscle being used)

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quadratus lumborum

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Counterstrain steps (8)

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Diagnose somatic dysfunction
Find significant tenderpoint (TP)
Establish pain scale
Wrap around TP while monitoring
Reduce pain at least 70%
Maintain position for 90 seconds
Slowly, passively return paitent to neutral
Reassess somatic dysfunction (TP)

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Counterstrain: AR1

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Treatment position: F STRT

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Counterstrain: AR2

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Treatment position: F STRT

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Counterstrain: AR3-10

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Treatment position: F STRT

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Counterstrain: PR1

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Treatment position: E SART

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Counterstrain: PR2

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Treatment position: F SARA

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Counterstrain: PR3-10

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Treatment: F SARA

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HVLA: Lumbar

supine

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HVLA: Type-1 Lumbar

lateral recumbent

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HVLA: Type-2 Lumbar

lateral recumbent

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MET lumbar: Type 1 (neutral) SD, long lever

lateral recumbent

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MET lumbar: Type 2 (extended) SD, long lever

lateral recumbent

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MET lumbar: Type 2 (flexed) SD, long lever

lateral recumbent

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MET lumbar: Type 1 (neutral) SD

seated

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MET lumbar: Type 2 SD

seated

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MET sacrum: backward torsion (L on R torsion)

seated

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MET sacrum: forward torsion (L on L)

seated

A

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MET sacrum: bilateral sacral flexion

A

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MET sacrum: bilateral sacral extension

A

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MET sacrum: unilateral sacral flexion

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MET sacrum: unilateral sacral extension

A

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MET sacrum: Forward torsion

(not seated)

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MET sacrum: backward torsion

(not seated)

A