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Savarese chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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Treatment for most anterior cervical tenderpoints

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FSARA

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Treatment for anterior C7 tenderpoint

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FSTRA

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3
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Treatment for anterior C1 tenderpoint

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RA

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4
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Treatment for most posterior cervical tenderpoints

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ESARA

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5
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Treatment for the inion tenderpoint

A

Marked flexion

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6
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Treatment for anterior thoracic tenderpoints

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FSARA

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7
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Treatment for posterior thoracic tenderpoints

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ESARA

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8
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Anterior rib tenderpoints are associated with

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depressed ribs/exhalation dysfunction

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9
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Posterior rib tenderpoints are associated with

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elevated ribs/inhalation dysfunction

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10
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Treatment for anterior tenderpoints on ribs 1 and 2

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Flex head, STRT

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11
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Treatment for anterior tenderpoints on ribs 3-6

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STRT, encourage slight flexion

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12
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Treatment for posterior rib tenderpoints

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Minimal flexion, SARA

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13
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L1 anterior tenderpoint

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Medial to the ASIS

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14
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L2 anterior tenderpoint

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Medial to the AIIS

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15
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L3 anterior tenderpoint

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Lateral to the AIIS

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16
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L4 anterior tenderpoint

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Inferior to the AIIS

17
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L5 anterior tenderpoint

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1 cm lateral to the pubic symphysis on the superior ramus

18
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To treat anterior L2-4 points

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Stand on opposite side of the point, then FSART

19
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To treat anterior L1 point

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Stand on the same side as the point, then FSTRA

20
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To treat anterior L5 point

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Stand on the same side as the point, then FSARA

21
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To treat posterior lumbar points

A

ESTRA

22
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To treat posterio quadratus lumborum points

A

Extend, abduct, and externally rotate the hip

23
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To treat the piriformis tenderpoint

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Patient prone, flex the hip and knee, abduct the thigh, and externally rotate.

24
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Steps of FPR

A

Neutal
Compress
Ease(dx)

25
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Treatment for posterior C1 - occiput

A

Extension with fine tuning

26
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Treatment for posterior C3 tenderpoint

A

FSARA

27
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Treatment for posterior C2 tenderpoint

A

ERA

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