Pelvic practical

Question 0

What is the doctors stance for knee raiser?

Answer 0

Standing behind the patient

Question 1

What is the patient placement for knee raiser?

Answer 1

Standing with one arm against the wall

Question 2

What is the SCP for knee raiser?

Answer 2

The segmental contact point is the interior medial aspect or PSIS

Question 3

What is the contact point for knee raiser?

Answer 3

Thumb pad #9

Question 4

What are the three test done on the x-axis?

Answer 4

Knee raiser, seated sacroiliac flexion, and sacroiliac fluid motion

Question 5

What is the patient placement for seated sacroiliac flexion?

Answer 5

The patient is sitting on the bench with legs shoulder width apart

Question 6

What is the contact point for seated sacroiliac flexion?

Answer 6

Thumb pad

Question 7

What is the doctors stance for seated sacroiliac flexion?

Answer 7

Seated behind the patient

Question 8

What is the SCP for seated sacroiliac flexion?

Answer 8

inferior PSIS

Question 9

What is the SCP for sacroiliac fluid motion?

Answer 9

Superior medial aspect of PSIS

Question 10

What is the patient placement for sacroiliac fluid motion?

Answer 10

Prone position with ankles off the end of the table and pants rolled back if need be

Question 11

What is the contact point for sacroiliac fluid motion?

Answer 11

Hook of the hamate #1b

Question 12

What is the doctor stance for sacroiliac fluid motion?

Answer 12

Opposite side of testing joint. Inferior thigh at patients PSIS level. Elbows both have same slack.

Question 13

What are the three test done on the y-axis?

Answer 13

Seated sacroiliac axial rotation, seated lumbopelvic lateral bend, and leg fanning

Question 14

What is the doctor stance on seated sacroiliac axial rotation?

Answer 14

Standing on the opposite side of the shoulder being rotated. So if right is being tested doc would be on left and right side would be ipsi while left is contra

Question 15

What is the contact point on seated sacroiliac axial rotation?

Answer 15

finger pads of 2nd, 3rd and 4th fingers

Question 16

What is the patient placement for seated sacroiliac axial rotation?

Answer 16

The patient is seated on the end of the table

Question 17

What is the SCP for seated sacroiliac axial rotation?

Answer 17

medial aspect of PSIS

Question 18

What is the patient placement for seated lumbopelvic lateral bend?

Answer 18

The patient is seated at the end of the table

Question 19

What is the doctor stance for seated lumbopelvic lateral bend?

Answer 19

Standing on the side of the patient that is being tested. So right test the doc would stand on the right side of patient. Right would be ipsi and left would be contr

Question 20

What is SCP for seated lumbopelvic lateral bend?

Answer 20

Medial aspect of the PSIS

Question 21

What is the CP for seated lumbopelvic lateral bend?

Answer 21

Finger pads of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th fingers

Question 22

What is SCP for leg fanning?

Answer 22

Medial aspect of PSIS

Question 23

What is the doctor stance for leg fanning?

Answer 23

Sit behind pateint

Question 24

What is the CP for leg fanning?

Answer 24

Thumb pad

Question 25

What is the patient placement for leg fanning?

Answer 25

Seated close to the edge of the table and legs together

Question 26

What landmarks are skin on skin?

Answer 26

Iliac crest, ASIS superior, medial and inferior PSIS Sacral ala S2 tubercle

Question 27

What landmarks are NOT skin on skin?

Answer 27

Sacral apex sacral notches ischial spines ischial tuberosities

Question 28

Which transverse process is one interspinous space above?

Answer 28

T1-T3 and T11,T12

Question 29

Which transverse process is one inch lateral to the upper one third of spinous?

Answer 29

T4

Question 30

Which transverse process is two interspinous spaces above?

Answer 30

T5-T9

Question 31

Which transverse process is 3/4 lateral to spinous process?

Answer 31

T10

Question 32

What processes is found for L1-L5 and how many interspinous spaces are they?

Answer 32

Mammillary and One

Question 33

Which spinous process is at the level of the inferior angle of the scapula when patient is seated?

Answer 33

T7

Question 34

Which spinous process is at the level of the inferior angle of the scapula when patient is seated?

Answer 34

T6

Question 35

Which spinous process is typically the largest?

Answer 35

T4

Question 36

Which spinous process is at the level of the root of the scapular spine?

Answer 36

T3

Question 37

Which spinous processes do not have a transverse process in inner space?

Answer 37

T4 and T10

Question 38

Which segments have an empty interspinous space?

Answer 38

T8/T9 and T9/T10