Term 1 Lab Maneuvers Flashcards

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Dental occlusion assessment

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slides 1-32

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2
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Cx spine ROM flex, ext, SF, ROT

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last semester

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3
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ms flexibility/palpation of upper traps, scalene, SCM

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last semester

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4
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TMJ ROM opening, closing, protraction, retraction, lateral deviation

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slides 34-51

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5
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TMJ RISOM opening, closing, protraction, retraction, lateral deviation

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slide 52

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TMJ palpation - lateral pole, condyle

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7
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TMJ passive accessory glides (inf/ant)

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slides 65-67

Outside technique: Pht place thumb on body of mandible

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8
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TMJ palpation - temporalis

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9
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TMJ palpation - masseter

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10
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TMJ palpation - Posterior & sub-mandibular muscles

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11
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TMJ palpation - lateral pterygoid

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12
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TMJ palpation - medial pterygoid

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13
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tectorial membrane ligament stress test

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14
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transverse ligament stress test

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15
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alar ligament stress test

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16
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Anterior & Posterior atlanto-axial membranes stress test

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17
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vertebral artery testing

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Contraindication to testing VA:
- VBI &/or SC S&S on S/A or first part of dizziness protocol

  • Trauma < than 6 weeks
  • Cr-Vx lig stress test = (+)ve
  • Fracture or risk of fracture

Need 45° of rotation to cause blood flow disturbance & at least another 10-15° to have complete obstruction.

Pht must recognize the potential for obtaining false (-)ve

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18
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Neuro exam for cranial nerves

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see slides 20-32

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19
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dizziness differentiation tests

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20
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GH sup lig stress test

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Pt supine

Pht

Medial hand: Stabilizes scapula superiorly by applying a gentle pressure on the coracoid process

Lateral hand: Grasps proximal humerus

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21
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GH mid lig stress test

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Pt supine

Pht

Medial hand: Stabilizes scapula superiorly by applying a gentle pressure on the coracoid process

Lateral hand: Grasps proximal humerus

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22
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GH inf lig stress test (ant segment)

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Pt supine

Pht

Medial hand: Stabilizes scapula superiorly by applying a gentle pressure on the coracoid process

Lateral hand: Grasps proximal humerus

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23
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GH inf lig stress test (post segment)

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24
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Posterior GH ligaments stress tests

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25
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AC joint AROM

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26
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AC joint PROM ant rot

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27
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AC joint PROM post rot

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28
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AC joint - ant glide

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29
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AC joint post glide

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30
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AC joint inf glide

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31
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AC joint sup glide

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32
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AC joint compression

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33
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stability test trapezoid ligament

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34
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stability test conoid ligament

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35
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AC joint special tests

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36
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coracoclavicular joint special tests

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37
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SC joint ROM

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Pt in sitting:

  • Palpate the SC jt
  • Assess using scapulo-thoracic physiological movts

Depression: Superior glide clavicle on sternum (♂)

Elevation: Inferior glide clavicle on sternum (♂)

Retraction: Posterior glide clavicle on sternum (♀)

Protraction: Anterior glide clavicle on sternum (♀)

38
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SC joint - post glide

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39
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SC joint - inf glide

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40
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SC joint sup glide

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41
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SC joint ant glide

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42
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SC joint syability test (compression test)

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43
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SC joint syability test (anterior stability)

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44
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ST joint - 4-point palpation

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45
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Dynamic Scapula Test (bilat abd)

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Bilateral abduction with thumbs up

46
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Dynamic Scapula Test (abd elevation test)

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To assess when Pt’s symptoms are produced in abduction & Scapula dysfunction is present

Pht corrects scapula position

  • Stand behind your pt on the side of the shoulder being assessed
  • Place one hand anteriorly over the acromion (your arm is between the pt’s arm and their body)
  • The other hand is on the scapula posteriorly
  • Correct the observed dysfunction (Eg: if the pt’s scapula is not upwardly rotating, create the upward rotation of the scapula with your hands)
  • Ask pt to repeat GH abduction as you correct the scapula position & guide the scapula through abduction

*Be aware not to block GH ROM as you are doing the correction q (+)ve test: Improve ROM or reduced pain

47
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Dynamic Scapula Test (ER scapula stability test)

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48
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Scapula stability test (Kibler’s lateral slide - lateral scapula slide test)

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49
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scapula combined movements (ax ms flexibility)

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50
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scapula combined movements (ax ms strength)

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51
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Tx spine hypomobility in extension kinetic test

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52
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Tx spine Hypermobility Stability test (SAL)

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53
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Tx spine Hypermobility Stability test (PAL)

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54
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Tx spine PAL/SAL stability tests part 2

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also see slides 24/25

55
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Tx spine combined movements (ipsilateral coupling)

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56
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Tx spine combined movements (contralateral coupling)

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57
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Tx spine combined movements (flex/SF)

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58
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Tx spine combined movements (ext/SF)

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59
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Tx spine PPIVM flex

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Pt seated on edge of bed with arms across chest

  • One arm under their contralateral axilla
  • One arm above the other on top of pht’s arm

Pht standing at the side of pt

  • Ant hand: on contralateral shoulder/btw pt’s arms or under or over pt’s arms
  • Post hand: Palp jt line using key pinch grip or index/middle fingers.
  • Palp on both Z jt (bilat) or 1 Z jt (unilat) or 1 CTjt
60
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Tx spine PPIVM ext

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Pt seated on edge of bed with arms across chest

  • One arm under their contralateral axilla
  • One arm above the other on top of pht’s arm

Pht standing at the side of pt

  • Ant hand: on contralateral shoulder/btw pt’s arms or under or over pt’s arms
  • Post hand: Palp jt line using key pinch grip or index/middle fingers.
  • Palp on both Z jt (bilat) or 1 Z jt (unilat) or 1 CTjt
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Tx spine - PPIVM SF

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Pt seated on edge of bed with arms across chest

  • One arm under their contralateral axilla
  • One arm above the other on top of pht’s arm

Pht standing at the side of pt

  • Ant hand: on contralateral shoulder/btw pt’s arms or under or over pt’s arms
  • Post hand: Palp jt line using key pinch grip or index/middle fingers.
  • Palp on both Z jt (bilat) or 1 Z jt (unilat) or 1 CTjt
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Tx spine - PPIVM rot

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Pt seated on edge of bed with arms across chest

  • One arm under their contralateral axilla
  • One arm above the other on top of pht’s arm

Pht standing at the side of pt

  • Ant hand: on contralateral shoulder/btw pt’s arms or under or over pt’s arms
  • Post hand: Palp jt line using key pinch grip or index/middle fingers.
  • Palp on both Z jt (bilat) or 1 Z jt (unilat) or 1 CTjt
63
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Cx spine PPIVM flex

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64
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Cx spine PPIVM ext

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65
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Cx spine PPIVM rot

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66
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Cx spine PPIVM SF

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67
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Cx spine AP/PA glides (and post-sup/post-inf glides)

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  • review lecture on surface anatomy!
68
Q

TOS special tests

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see slides

Adson

Roos

Hyperabduction for symptoms

Hyperabduction for pulse

Tinels sign at the supraclavicular space

69
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