UE/LE Counterstrain Flashcards

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supraspinatus

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  • location: belly of supraspinatus muscle superior to spine of scapula
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP
  • tx position: flexion of shoulder 45 degrees, abduction 45 degrees, external rotation
  • acronym: F Abd ER
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infraspinatus upper

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  • location: inferior and lateral to spine of scapula at posterior medial aspect of of glenohumeral joint
  • tx position: flexion of shoulder to 90-120 degrees and abduction; may require external or internal rotation
  • acronym: F Abd er/ir
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infraspinatus lower

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  • location: in lower portion of muscle inferior to spine and lateral to medial border of scapula
  • tx position: flexion of shoulder to 135 degrees w/ slight abduction and external or internal rotation
  • acronym: F Abd er/ir
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rhomboid major/minor

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  • location: along medial border of scapula at attachment of rhomboid muscles
  • tx position: patient seated or prone; shoulder extension w/ adduction by pulling arm posterior and medial
  • acronym: E Add
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levator scapulae

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  • location: superior medial border of scapula at attachment of muscle
  • pt position: prone, head rotated away
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP
  • tx position: glide scapula superiorly and medially to shorten muscle, may alternatively be tx by marked internal rotation of shoulder w/ traction and slight abduction
  • acronym: Scap Sup & Medial; IR Abd traction
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subscapularis

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  • location: anterolateral border of scapula on subscapularis muscle pressing from anterior lateral to posteromedial direction
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: seated ipsilateral
  • tx position: shoulder extension and internal rotation
  • acronym: E IR
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long head biceps

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  • location: over tendon of biceps muscle in bicipital groove
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: flexion of elbow, shoulder flexion, abduction, internal rotation
  • acronym: Elbow F, Shoulder F Abd ir
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short head biceps/coracobrachialis

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  • location: inferolateral aspect of coracoid process
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: elbow flexion, shoulder flexion, adduction, internal rotation
  • acronym: Elbow F, Shoulder F Add ir
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pectoralis minor

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  • location: inferior and medial to coracoid process
  • tx position: adduction of arm, protract scapula
  • acronym: f-F Add
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lateral radial head

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  • location: anterolateral aspect of radial head at attachment of supinator
  • pt position: supine or seated
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: full elbow extension, forearm supination, slight valgus force
  • acronym: E SUP Valgus
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medial epicondyle

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  • location: medial epicondyle of humerus at common flexor tendon and attachment of pronator teres
  • pt position: supine or seated
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: flexion, pronation, and slight adduction of forearm w/ slight flexion of wrist
  • acronym: Elbow F PRO Add, Wrist f
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dorsal wrist

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  • location: dorsal surface of 2nd metacarpal in extensor carpi radialis muscle OR dorsal surface of 5th metacarpal in extensor carpi ulnaris muscle
  • pt position: supine or seated
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: wrist extension w/ slight abduction OR wrist extension w/ slight adduction
  • acronym: 2nd E Abd; 5th E Add
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palmar wrist

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  • location: palmar base of 2nd/3rd metacarpal in flexor carpi radialis muscle OR palmar base of 5th metacarpal in flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
  • pt position: supine or seated
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: wrist flexion w/ slight abduction OR wrist flexion w/ slight adduction
  • acronym: 2nd F Abd; 5th F Add
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palmar wrist 1st carpometacarpal

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  • location: palmar base of 1st metacarpal in abductor pollicis brevis muscle
  • tx position: wrist flexion w/ abduction of thumb
  • acronym: Wrist F, Thumb Abd
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lateral trochanter (tensor fasciae latae)

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  • location: inferior to iliac crest in body of TFL
  • pt position: supine or prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP
  • tx position: hip/thigh abduction, slight flexion, may require slight internal rotation of hip
  • acronym: f ABD
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IT band

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  • location: along IT band distal to greater trochanter
  • pt position: supine or prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP
  • tx position: hip/thigh abduction and flexion, may require slight internal/external rotation of hip
  • acronym: f ABD
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lateral hamstrings (biceps femoris)

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  • location: distal aspect of biceps femoris near attachment to posterolateral surface of fibular head
  • pt position: supine or prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP
  • tx position: knee flexion, tibia externally rotated w/ slight abduction, compression on calcaneus added to plantar flex ankle
  • acronym: F ER Abd
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medial hamstring

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  • location: distal aspect of medial hamstring tendons near attachment to posterior medial surface of tibial condyle
  • pt position: supine or prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP, grasp lateral ankle/foot to control lower leg
  • tx position: knee flexion, tibia internally rotated w/ slight adduction, compression on calcaneus to plantar flex ankle
  • acronym: F IR Add
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lateral meniscus (lateral collateral ligament)

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  • location: lateral aspect of meniscus along joint line
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral, seated
  • tx position: thigh abduction (leg off table), knee flexion 35-40 degrees, tibia abduction and external/internal rotation, may require dorsiflexion/eversion of ankle
  • acronym: Thigh Abd, Knee F, Tibia Abd ir/er
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medial meniscus (medial collateral ligament)

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  • location: medial knee joint line
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral, seated
  • tx position: thigh abduction (leg off table), knee flexion 35-40 degrees, tibia adducted and internally rotated, may require plantar flexion and inversion of ankle
  • acronym: Thigh Abd, Knee F, Tibia Add ir
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anterior cruciate

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  • location: superior aspect of popliteal fossa adjacent to hamstring tendons
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: towel roll/pillow under distal femur, apply force to proximal tibia to translate tibia posteriorly on distal femur
  • acronym: anterior to posterior force on lower leg
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posterior cruciate

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  • location: slightly below center of popliteal fossa
  • pt position: supine
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: towel roll/pillow under proximal tibia, apply force to distal femur to translate femur posteriorly on proximal tibia
  • acronym: anterior to posterior force on upper leg
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popliteus

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  • location: muscle belly inferior to popliteal space
  • pt position: prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: knee flexion, tibia internal rotation
  • acronym: Knee F, Tibia IR
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extension ankle (gastrocnemius)

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  • location: proximal gastrocnemius muscles distal to popliteal margin
  • pt position: prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: knee flexion, dorsum of foot on doc’s thigh, compressive force through calcaneus
  • acronym: Knee F, Ankle PF
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medial ankle (tibialis anterior)

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  • location: anterior and inferior medial malleolus along deltoid ligament
  • pt position: lateral recumbent w/ pillow under affected leg
  • tx position: inversion force to foot/ankle w/ slight internal rotation
  • acronym: Ankle Inv ir
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lateral ankle (fibularis longus, brevis, tertius)

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  • location: anterior and inferior to lateral malleolus in sinus tarsi
  • pt position: lateral recumbent w/ pillow under affected leg
  • tx position: eversion force to foot/ankle w/ slight external rotation
  • acronym: Ankle Eversion er
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flexion calcaneus (quadratus plantae)

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  • location: anterior aspect of plantar surface of calcaneus at attachment of plantar fascia
  • pt position: supine or prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral to TP
  • tx position: knee flexion, dorsum of foot on doc’s thigh
  • acronym: Knee F, Ankle PF
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navicular

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  • location: navicular bone (medial base of foot)
  • pt position: supine or prone
  • doc position: ipsilateral
  • tx position: knee flexion, dorsum of foot on doc’s thigh, plantar flexion of subtalar joint, supination of forefoot
  • acronym: Knee F, Ankle PF Sup