Sacrum

Question 1

Answer 1

Question 2

Answer 2

Question 3

What are the common sacral abnormalities?

Answer 3

Question 4

What is the flow chart in diagnosis the sacrum?

Answer 4

Question 5

If the L5 is compensated, then when L5 is SB left, the oblique axis of torsion is?

A. Right Oblique axis of torsion

B. Left Oblique axis of torsion

Answer 5

Left Oblique axis of torsion

Question 6

If the L5 is compensated, then when L5 is rotated left, the sacrum is rotated ____?

A. Right

B. Left

Answer 6

Right

Question 7

T/F: A flexed sacrum would mean a compensated L5 mechanics would be neutral or Type 1

Answer 7

True

ex. L/L ST

L5 N S_LR_R

Question 8

Lateralization test, tells the side of dysfunction. A positive lateralization on the right would indicate that a unilateral dysfunction is on what side?

What would be the axis if the dynsfunction were torsion?

Answer 8

Right Unilateral

Left Oblique Axis

Question 9

What is the treatment position and action performed to address a Bilateral Sacral Flexion SD with MET?

Answer 9

“Flexion SD Finger’s toward Face”

Question 10

What is the treatment position and action performed to address a Bilateral Sacral Extension SD with MET?

Answer 10

“with EXtension SD we EXternally rotate LE”

Question 11

What is the treatment position and action performed to address a Unilateral Flexion SD with MET?

Answer 11

Question 12

What is the treatment position and action performed to address a Unilateral Extension SD with MET?

Answer 12

Question 13

When treating a torsion SD, what direction is the axis of dysfunction facing?

A. Up

B. Down

C. Sideways

D. Doesn’t matter

Answer 13

Down

Question 14

What is the treatment position and action performed to address a Forward Torsion?

Answer 14

Question 15

What is the treatment position and action performed to address a Backward Torsion?

Answer 15

Question 16

When performing a seated flexion test, where should the PTs feet be?

A. Hanging in the air

B. On the Floor

C. Criss cross applesauce

D. None of the above

Answer 16

On the Floor

Question 17

When treating a Bilateral Sacral Extension SD with BLT, what is the positioning and activating force?

Answer 17

Question 18

When treating a Bilateral Sacral Flexion SD with BLT, what is the positioning and activating force?

Answer 18

Question 19

When treating a Forward Sacral Torsion SD with BLT, what is the positioning and activating force?

Answer 19

Question 20

When treating a Backward Sacral Torsion SD with BLT, what is the positioning and activating force?

Answer 20

Question 21

When treating a Posterior Innominate Rotation with BLT, what is the positioning and activating force?

Answer 21

“Posterior Push uP the iPsilateral leg”

Question 22

When treating a Anterior Innominate Rotation with BLT, what is the positioning and activating force?

Answer 22

“ANterior pull dowN the ipsilateral leg and rotate to the coNtralateral side”