Supine thoracic adjusting rules Flashcards
Supine Assisted Adjustments use what kind of hand position?
Bridged fist
With supine assisted adjustments patient is in what position?
Flextion
What is the tissue pull for supine assisted adjustments?
I-S
A non-bridged-flat on patients back is what kind of adjustment?
Supine Resisted adjustment
Using a fist for a supine resisted adjustment addresses what?
Flexion, extension, lateral flexion
supine resisted adjustment with an open hand addresses what?
Rotation, combined rotation and lateral flexion
Supine resisted adjustments us what kind of tissue pulls?
S-I
What are exceptions with patient position in supine resisted adjustments?
- Lower thoracic (lifting shoulders to flatten lordosis and create tension at contact)
- resisted flexion
Normal patient position in supine resisted adjustments?
extention
Combined motions
assisted or resisted
assisted combined motion
induce rotation and lateral flexion on same side (left rotation and left lateral flexion)
resisted combined motion
induce rotation and opposite side lateral flexion (left rotation and right lateral flexion)
inducing rotation and same side flexion, is what?
assisted combined motion
inducing rotation and opposite side lateral flexion, is what?
resisted combined motion
supine rib flexion (I-S) adjustments look like?
supine assisted rotation adjustments
-except contact is medial to rib angle, not on TP