Practical Techniques Flashcards

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UCS Flexion AM with OP (ax.)

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UCS Extension AM with OP (ax.)

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UCS Side Flexion AM with OP (ax.)

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UCS Rotation AM with OP (ax.)

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Cervical Flexion AM with OP (ax.)

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Cervical Extension AM with OP (ax.)

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Cervical Side Flexion AM with OP (ax.)

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Cervical Rotation AM with OP (ax.)

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Thoracic Flexion AM with OP (ax.)

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Thoracic Extension AM with OP (ax.)

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Thoracic Side Flexion AM with OP (ax.)

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Thoracic Rotation AM with OP (ax.)

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UCS Combined Movements - extension/rotation (ax.)

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UCS Combined Movements - extension/side flexion (ax.)

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UCS Combined Movements flexion/side flexion (ax.)

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UCS Combined Movements rotation/flexion (ax.)

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UCS Quadrant - extension/rotation/side flexion

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Cervical Combined Movement - extension/rotation (ax.)

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Cervical Combined Movement - extension/side flexion (ax.)

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Cervical Combined Movements - flexion/side flexion (ax.)

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Cervical Combined Movements - rotation/side flexion (ax.)

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Cervical Quadrant - extension, rotation, side flexion

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Thoracic Spine combined movements - rotation/side flexion (ax.)

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Thoracic Spine combined movements - extension/side flexion (ax.)

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Spurling’s Test (ax.)

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Distraction Test (ax.)

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Cervical PAIVM - unilateral PA (ax.)

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Cervical PAIVM - unilateral AP (ax.)

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Cervical PAIVM - side glide (ax.)

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Thoracic PAIVM - central PA (ax.)

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Thoracic PAIVM - unilateral PA over the transverse process (ax.)

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Thoracic PAIVM - unilateral PA over the rib (ax.)

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Thoracic PAIVM - caudal pressure on rib 1 (ax.)

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Cervical PPIVM - full flexion rotation (ax.)

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Cervical PPIVM - downslope technique (ax.)

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Cervical PPIVM - upslope technique (ax.)

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Median Neurodynamic test 1

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Median neurodynamic test 2

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39
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Radial neurodynamic test

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Ulnar neurodynamic test

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41
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Palpation GON (ax.)

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42
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Palpation median nerve (ax.)

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43
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Palpation radial nerve (ax.)

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44
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Palpation ulnar nerve (ax.)

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45
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TOS - Adson and Halstead Manouevres

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46
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TOS - Costoclavicular manouevre

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depress and retract the shoulder
arm straight at side and slightly back
don’t hold breath

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TOS - Wright’s Test

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hold one minute
90 degrees abduction
progress full abduction

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TOS - assess extensibility of the scalenes

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49
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TOS - assess extensibility of subclavius

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50
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TOS - assess extensibility of pec minor

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51
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TOS - assess capacity of upper traps

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52
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Neural Integrity - Strength all cervical roots (ax.)

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Neural Integrity - sensation all cervical roots (ax.)

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54
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Neural Integrity - reflexes all (ax.)

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55
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Muscle tests cervical flexors (four)

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independent recruitment in supine
control of neutral under extension load
through range - inner range
through range - outer range

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Muscles Tests cervical extensors (three)

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control of neutral
through range - end range hold
through range - full range

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Muscle tests scapula - posterior loading (three)

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arm neutral
90 abduction
full elevation

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Muscle tests scapula - anterior loading

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double arm

single arm

59
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Sensorimotor Test - joint position

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60
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Sensorimotor Test - balance

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61
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Sensorimotor Test - oculomotor

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62
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PAIVM unilateral PA cervical spine (rx.)

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Upslope - superior level, painful side, promotes contralateral rotation
Downslope - inferior level, painful side, promotes ipsilateral rotation

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PAIVM cervical side glide peripheral somatic pain (rx.)

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head does not move
done on superior level
promote right side bending = left side glide = push form right to left

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PAIVM cervical side glide neurogenic pain patient (rx.)

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head moves as well
superior level
promote IVF opening on the painful side - push away from that side
put into IVF opening - flexion and rotation away

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PAIVM unilateral AP (rx.)

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flexion = inferior level
rotation - contralateral side

To promote flexion and right rotation = inferior level on the left side

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PAIVM central PA upper thoracic spine (rx.)

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Stand at their head

heel of hand

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PAIVM central PA middle thoracic spine (rx.)

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screw technique

on each transverse process (1.5 levels above)

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PAIVM central PA lower thoracic spine (rx.)

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c-grip

69
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PAIVM unilateral PA thoracic spine (rx.)

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with elbow over their transverse process 
upper and lower = 1 above 
middle - 1.5 above 
inferior level = extension 
ipsilateral side = rotation to that side
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PAIVM transverse pressure thoracic spine (rx.)

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applied with elbow to the side of the spinous process

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PAIVM caudal pressure first rib (rx.)

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72
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PPIVM upslope cervical spine (rx.)

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pain on side opposite to direction rotating

done on the superior level

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PPIVM downslope cervical spine (rx.)

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done on the superior level

for pain one same side as direction rotating

74
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PPIVM rotation thoracic spine (rx.)

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75
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PPIVM extension thoracic spine (rx.)

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76
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MWM cervical flexion (rx.)

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superior level

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MWM cervical rotation (rx.)

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superior level upslope - on painful side, get them to rotate away from you
inferior level downslope - on painful side, get them to rotate towards you

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Active Assisted Cervical Rotation home exercise (rx.)

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hand on side rotating towards pulls on opposite cheek to produce movement
other hand behind head

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Snag Self MWM Cervical rotation home exercise (rx.)

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80
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Active Assisted cervical flexion (rx.)

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81
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Home exercises to promote flexion (two) rx.

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in supine

against wall

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Home exercises to promote flexion (two) rx.

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in supine

against wall

83
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Home exercise to promote thoracic rotation (rx.)

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chair

84
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Home exercise to promote thoracic extension (rx.)

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door frame

kneeling

85
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Find It Cervical Flexion (rx.)

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86
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Control It Cervical Flexion (rx.) (three)

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neutral in supine
inner range
outer range

87
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Control it rotation under extension load

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in supine

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Control It Cervical extensors (rx.) (four)

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neutral under flexion load
through range under flexion load - end range hold and through range
through range under extension load - through full range
through range under flexion load - end range hold with UCS flexion/extension

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Control it rotation under flexion load (rx.)

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in prone - on elbows

90
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Retraining scapula muscle performance posterior loading (rx.) (five)

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arm in neutral - no load 
arm in neutral - functional load 
arm 90 abduction - functional load 
arm full elevation functional load 
isolated activation upper traps
91
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Teach sliding neural mobilisation exercises

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Radial nerve - arm slightly abducted, IR, pronated, elbow extended. Fingers flexed with thumb tucked in.
Head flexion away with wrist extension
Head flexion towards with wrist flexion

Ulnar nerve - arm 90 abducted, ER, pronated, wrist and fingers extended, elbow flexed.
Head flexion away, elbow extended
Head flexion towards, elbow flexed

Median nerve - arm abducted slightly, ER, elbow extended, wrist and fingers extended
Head flexion away, wrist flexed
Head flexion towards, wrist extended.

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Teach tensioning neural mobilisation exercises

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Radial - arm slightly abducted, IR, pronated, elbow extended, wrist and fingers flexed with thumb tucked in.
on = head flexion away, wrist flexion
off = head flexion towards, wrist extended

Ulnar - arm 90 abducted, ER, pronated, elbow flexion, wrist and fingers extended.
on = head flexion away, elbow flexion
off = head flexion towards, elbow extension

Median - arm abducted at side, ER, supinated, elbow extended, wrist extended
on = head flexion away, wrist extended
off = head flexion towards, wrist flexed