Review Year 1 Flashcards
Steps of FPR
- Flatten curve
- Place in INDIRECT position of ease
- Add compression force for 5 seconds
- Release force
- Return to neutral
Steps for Still’s
- Place in indirect position of ease
- Add compression or traction
- Move THROUGH restrictive barrier to physiologic barrier
- Remove and release force
Steps of counterstrain
- Find significant tenderpoint
- Establish pain scale
- Place patient in position of ease
- Hold for 90 SECONDS
- Slowly return to normal
- Recheck – pain scale should be 70% reduction
OA position of treatment
Flex or extend
Sidebending is opposite of rotation
Cervical region treatment
AA
C2 - 7
AA = rotation only
C2 - C7 –> flex/extend; Sidebending and Rotation = SAME direction
Innominate diagnosis: Inferior ASIS and medial malleolus, superior PSIS
Anterior rotation
Innominate diagnosis: Superior ASIS and medial malleolus, inferior PSIS
Posterior rotation
Innominate diagnosis: ASIS more lateral
Outflare
Innominate diagnosis: ASIS more medial
Inflare
For sacral diagnosis, a seated forward bending test tells you what?
- It’s opposite of the axis (so a pos. SFBT on right means axis points to the left (R –> L)
- Same side of a unilateral problem
What does a lumbar spring test for sacrum tell you?
If it’s a flexed or extended sacral dysfunction
+ = extended dysfunction or backward sacral torsion
- = flexion dxfn, or forward sacral torsion
L5 compensation for sacrum
Where ever the deep sacral sulcus is, L5 is “deep” on opposite or rotated towards the same side
ex. SS deep on right
L5 is rotate right so hard end feel on right side = compensated
Mnemonic for ribs treatment
BITE:
treat bottom rib for inhalation dxfn
treat top rib for exhalation dxfn