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Tx Spine Ax/Glides/Manips Flashcards

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Tx spine ROM and OP

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**make sure for oske that you do AROM only first them apply your OP!

  • pg 93/94
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Tx Spine RISOM

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Tx Spine - R/O UE

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Tx Spine compression

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p 110

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Tx spine traction

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p 110

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Tx spine dermatomes

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Tx spine myotomes

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NOTE: there are no myotomes at the trunk level and above C5 (recall: in the SCI lecture the motor level will be the same as the sensory level)

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Tx spine reflexes

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Tx Spine UMN exam

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Tx spine - review how to assess IU muscles

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Tx spine combined movements (ipsilateral coupling)

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Tx spine combined movements (contralateral coupling)

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Tx spine combined movements (flex/SF)

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Tx spine combined movements (ext/SF)

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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
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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

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