Sacrum

Question 1

sulcus RIGHT ILA LEFT sphinx NEG

Answer 1

L on L FST

Question 2

sulcus RIGHT ILA LEFT sphinx POS

Answer 2

L on R BST

Question 3

sulcus LEFT ILA RIGHT sphinx NEG

Answer 3

R on R FST

Question 4

sulcus LEFT ILA RIGHT sphinx POS

Answer 4

R on L BST

Question 5

sulcus LEFT ILA LEFT sphinx NEG

Answer 5

L uni F

Question 6

sulcus RIGHT ILA RIGHT sphinx NEG

Answer 6

R uni F

Question 7

sulcus RIGHT ILA RIGHT sphinx POS

Answer 7

L uni E

Question 8

sulcus LEFT ILA LEFT sphinx POS

Answer 8

R uni E

Question 9

L on L FST

Answer 9

sulcus RIGHT ILA LEFT sphinx NEG

Question 10

L on R BST

Answer 10

sulcus RIGHT ILA LEFT sphinx POS

Question 11

R on R FST

Answer 11

sulcus LEFT ILA RIGHT sphinx NEG

Question 12

R on L BST

Answer 12

sulcus LEFT ILA RIGHT sphinx POS

Question 13

L uni F

Answer 13

sulcus LEFT ILA LEFT sphinx NEG

Question 14

R uni F

Answer 14

sulcus RIGHT ILA RIGHT sphinx NEG

Question 15

L uni E

Answer 15

sulcus RIGHT ILA RIGHT sphinx POS

Question 16

R uni E

Answer 16

sulcus LEFT ILA LEFT sphinx POS

Question 17

FST treatments

Answer 17

• IT spread
• lateral sims ME
• mirror image ME

Question 18

BST treatments

Answer 18

• lateral recumbent

- alternate positioning for lateral recumbent

Question 19

uni F treatment - ME

Answer 19

• patient prone
• physician palpates SI joint on side of dysfunction
• monitoring SI, physician gaps SI with hip ABduction and internal rotation
• hypothenar eminence on posterior / inferior ILA
• patient takes deep breath (sacral base posterior) while physician pushes ILA superiorly
• patient holds breath while physician maintains superior pressure on ILA for 3 seconds
• physicians maintains pressure on ILA while patient exhales
• repeat x3 - recheck

Question 20

uni E treatment - ME

Answer 20

• patient prone
• physician monitors SI joint on side of shallow sulcus
• patient’s hip is ABducted and externally rotate to gap anterior SI joint
• physician places hypothenar eminence on sacral base on side of shallow sulcus while using other hand to grasp ASIS on same side - patient goes into sphinx
• patient exhales fully while physician pushes toward table and caudally on sacral base and pulls laterally on ASIS
• patient holds breath out while pushing ASIS toward table isometrically for 3 seconds - physician maintains pressure on sacral base and tension on ASIS as patient inhales
• repeat x3
• maintain pressure on sacral base and tension on ASIS while patient returns from sphinx to prone
• recheck

Question 21

BST TP

Answer 21

S2

Question 22

Uni F and E TP

Answer 22

S4