Review Stuff Flashcards
Acute tissue texture changes
Prolonged-Redness, warmth, boggyness, fullness, moisture, muscle tension
Pain is present with movement and tenderness is described as severe and sharp
Chronic tissues texture changes
Fibrosis, coolness, thickness, pimpling, dryness, rosiness, pallor/prolonged blanching
Pain is not present with movement and tenderness is described as dull, achy and burning
Most common type of scoliosis
Single C in the thoracic that develops into a double S curve (usually left)
Reciprocal inhibition vs isometric ME
Both go Neutral, flexion or extension
Reciprocal = patient moves sidebending/flexion towards the barrier
Isometric = patient moves sidebending/flexion towards ease
Sphinx position
Extension while prone
Used when assessing lower thoracic and lumber spine only
What are the only two absolute Contraindications in all OMT techniques?
Absence of somatic dysfunction
Lack of consent