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Set Ups Flashcards

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PI palmer package

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PP: prone
DS: scissored stance on opposite side of involvement
CP: hamate (1b) of superior hand on
(SCP) medial inferior aspect of PSIS
stabilize by holding the ASIS on the other side
no torque
LOC: I-S, P-A

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AS diversified

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PP: prone
DS: straight away on side of involvement
CP, SCP:#11 superior hand on ischial tuberosity
#10 inferior hand on S1-2
no torque
STAB: none
LOC: superior hand: S-I, P-A
inferior hand I-S, P-A
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EX diversified

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PP: prone
DS: scissored stance on side of involvement
CP: thenar (10b) of superior hand on (SCP) lateral inferior PSIS
SP: push down with thumb web on opposite (SSP) ischial tuberosity
torque up the articulation (left ccw, right cw)
STAB: pushing down on ischium on opposite side of involvement with thumb web
LOC: lateral to medial, slight I-S, P-A

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IN diversified

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PP: prone
DS: scissored stance on opposite side of involvement
CP: hook of hamate of inferior hand on (SCP) medial aspect of PSIS with fingers pointing toward iliac crest
SP, SSP: hold ASIS on opposite side
torque down the articulation (left cw, right ccw)
LOC: medial to lateral

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anterior rotation of sacrum (A-L, A-R) diversified

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PP: patient is supine and has opposite leg up
on same side of involvement
CP: middle of 2nd and 3rd digit on the SCP: inferior aspect of ASIS
SP, SSP: place other hand on flexed leg
torque left cw, right ccw
LOC: torque action and slight A-P

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sacral apex (SAR, SAL) diversified

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PP: prone, CROSS LEG OF PATIENT
DS: scissored stance on opposite side of involvement
CP, SCP: 1b of superior hand on medial PSIS
SP, SSP: 1b of inferior hand on sacral notch
SAR-
clockwise torque
SAL- counterclockwise torque
LOC: superior hand- medial to lateral, inferior hand- lateral to medial

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Posterior sacrum (P-R, P-L) diversified

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PP: prone
DS: straight away on opposite side of involvement
CP, SCP: hook of hamate of inferior hand between S2 tubercle and PSIS
STAB: wrap around stabilization
no torque, roll in to minimize shoulder involvement
LOC: straight P-A though the joint plane line

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Base posterior prone

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PP: prone
DS: straight away on either side
CP, SCP: hook of hamate of superior hand on 2nd sacral tubercle
I-S TP
STAB: wrap around stab
LOC: I-S, P-A arcing thrust
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L5 spondylo prone

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PP: prone
DS: straight away on either side
CP, SCP: hook of hamate of superior hand on 2nd sacral tubercle
I-S TP
STAB: wrap around stab
LOC: straight P-A through L5 disc plane
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apex posterior sacrum

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PP: prone
DS: straight away on either side
CP, SCP: heel of hand of inferior hand, fingers sup on 4th sacral tubercle
S-I TP
STAB: wrap around stab
LOC: S-I, P-A arcing thrust
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CAL/CAR

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PP: prone
DS: straight away, opposite side of involvement
CP, SCP: superior thumb on lateral coccyx opposite side of stance
SP: inferior hand heel on top of thumb
torque: R CCW
L CW

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ASEX pull

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PP: ISD
CP: hand underneath patient's pelvis (wrap arm around butt)
SCP: lateral aspect of ischial spine
torque up the articulation (L CCW, R CW)
LOC: P-A, S-I, lateral-medial
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ASEX push

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PP: involved side up
CP, SCP: hamate, fingers pointing toward opposite iliac crest
on lateral aspect of ischial spine
torque up the articulation (L CCW, R CW)
LOC: P-A, S-I down the femur, lateral-medial

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ASIN push

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PP: involved side up
CP, SCP: hamate pointed 45 degrees superior
medial aspect of ischial spine
torque down the articulation (L CW, R CCW)
LOC: P-A, S-I, down the femur and medial-lateral

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BP push

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PP: either side up
CP, SCP: hamate, fingers up the spine
2nd sacral tubercle
no torque
LOC: P-A, through plane line of lumbar disc
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PI-R ISD push

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PP: involved side down
CP, SCP: hamate with fingers pointing up the spine 
between 2nd sacral tubercle and PSIS
no torque
LOC: P-A
17
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PI-R ISU pull

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PP: involved side up
CP, SCP: tips of fingers between 2nd sacral tubercle and PSIS
no torque
LOC: P-A

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PI-R ISU push

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PP: ISU
CP, SCP: hook of hamate with fingers pointing down
between 2nd sacral tubercle and PSIS
no torque
LOC: P-A
19
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PIEX pull

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PP: ISD
CP: hand under pelvis
SCP: lateral inferior aspect of PSIS
torque up the articulation (L CCW, R CW)
LOC: P-A, I-S, lateral to medial
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PIEX push

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PP: ISU
CP: hamate with fingers pointing to opposite ilium
SCP: lateral inferior aspect of PSIS
torque up the articulation (L CCW, R CW)
LOC: P-A, I-S, lateral to medial
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PIIN pull

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PP: ISU
CP, SCP: tips of fingers on the medial inferior aspect of PSIS
torque down the articulation (L CW, R CCW)
LOC: P-A, I-S, medial-lateral

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PIIN push

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PP: ISU
CP: hamate fingers pointing toward involved iliac creast
SCP: medial infeiror aspect of PSIS
torque down the articulation (L CW, R CCW)
LOC: P-A, I-S, medial to lateral

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