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30 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Base Posterior (sacrum)
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3 findings:
1) Misalignment is superior/posterior 2) Edematous triangle on the sacral base 3) Gluteal pain Pt Position: side posture in any side Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Fingers: 45 away from Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: Sacral base (1st sacral tubercle) Tissue Pull: I |
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PL/PR
PI-L/PI-R (Involved side up) |
(sacrum)
Pt Positon: Involved side up Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: 90 towards table (away from Dr) fingers down straight to avoid PSIS. Tips to floor Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: sacral ala (b/t 2nd tubercle & PSIS) Tissue Pull: M |
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PL/PR
PI-L/PI-R (Involved side down) |
(sacrum)
Pt Positon: involved side down Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: 0 or parallel to spine. Fingers across spine. Elbow out more Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: sacral ala, b/t 2nd tubercle & PSIS Tissue Pull: M |
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PL/PR
PI-l/PI-R Thenar Alternative |
(involved side is always up)
(sacrum) Pt Positon: involve side is always up Dr Stance: face Pt @45 Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: 45 away from Dr Dr Contact point: thenar eminence Pt Segmental Contact: sacral ala, b/t 2nd tubercle & PSIS Tissue Pull: M |
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PI (L/R)
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(Ilium)
3 findings: 1) X-ray: Longer femur head, obturator foramen is longer diagonally, increased lumber lordosis 2) + derefield test, seated/standing gillet, lat. flex (w/thumb on top of PSIS) 3) Static palpation-edema Pt Positon: side posture, push move Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: point up the spine Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: inferior border of PSIS Tissue Pull: I |
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PIIn
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(Ilium)
Pt Positon: involve side up Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: point 45towards Dr. Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: inferior-medial PSIS Tissue Pull: I |
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In
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(Ilium)
3 findings: 1) Pt w/ external toe flare “toe out” 2) Groin pain 3) Obturator foramen more narrow, increase width of ilium Pt Positon: involve side up Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: point 90 towards Dr Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: medial PSIS Tissue Pull: M |
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ASIn
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(ilium)
3 findings: 1) Pain on medial knee, coccyx pain 2) acetabular pain 3) DJD on x-ray Pt Positon: involve side up Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Stablilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: point 45 towards Dr Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: acetabular ridge Tissue Pull: S |
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AS
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(ilium)
3 findings: 1) High gluteal fold 2) Pt prone to hamstring strains/pull 3) Decrease lumber lordosis, obturator foramen decreases, short femur head Pt Positon: involve side up Dr Stance: face Pt @ 45 Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Fingers: point 15 towards Dr Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: acetabular ridge Tissue Pull: S |
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Ex
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(Ilium)
3 findings: 1) Pt w/ internal toe flare-“toe in” 2) Heel pain/Achilles tendon pain 3) Decrease width of ilium, obturator foramen increase width @ base Pt Positon: involve side down Dr Stance: Dr inferior leg parallel to Pt flexed top leg Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: fingers w/ pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: lateral border of PSIS Tissue Pull: L |
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Ex-In
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(Ilium)
Pt Positon: Ex side down Dr Stance: Dr inferior leg parallel to Pt flexed top leg Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: fingers w/ pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: lateral PSIS on Ex side medial PSIS on In side Tissue Pull: L |
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PIEx
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(Ilium)
3 findings: 1) Pain in lateral heel 2) low iliac crest, short leg on involve side Pt Positon: involve side (PIEx) down Dr Stance: Dr inferior leg parallel to Pt flexed top leg Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: fingers w/ pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: inferior-lateral border of PSIS Tissue Pull: L |
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ASEx
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(Ilium)
Pt Positon: involve side (ASEx) down Dr Stance: Dr inferior leg parallel to Pt flexed top leg Dr Stabilization: superior hand traction top-front shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: fingers w/ pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: acetabular ridge Tissue Pull: L |
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PL/PR
PLS/PRS |
Pisi push, Simple Listing
(Lumber) 3 findings for L5 disc: 1) Motion visualization: common pain when going from sitting to standing 2) Static visualization: edema in the sacrum 3) Static palp: edema, tenderness, muscle spasm 4) Motion palp: fixation on extension 5) Go-Scope: spikes in go-scope 6) X-ray: break in george’s line Pt Positon: SP up Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand & Contact Point: inferior pisiform Dr Fingers: 45 away from Dr Pt Segmental Contact: lateral-posterior tip of SP Tissue Pull: L |
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PL-m/PR-m
PLI-m/PRI-m |
Pisi push, Rotatory Listing
(Lumber) Pt Positon: SP down Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand & Contact Point: inferior pisiform Dr Fingers: 0 or parallel to spine Pt Segmental Contact: mamillary process Tissue Pull: M |
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P
PL/PR PLS/PRS Finger-Pull (Lumber) |
Pt Positon: SP down
Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: “the claw” Pt Segmental Contact: lateral-posterior tip of SP & oppo. mamillary w/ rat hole Tissue Pull: L |
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P
PL-m/PR-m PLI-m/PRI-m Finger-Pull (Lumber) |
Pt Positon: SP down
Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: “the claw” Pt Segmental Contact: lateral-posterior tip of SP & oppo. mamillary w/ rat hole Tissue Pull: M |
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PRI-sp
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( L-5 special listing)
Pt Position: L side down Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand and Contact point: Inferior pisiform Dr Fingers: 45 away from Dr Pt Segmental Contact: R inferior tip of SP Tissue Pull: L |
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PLI-sp
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( L-5 special listing)
Pt Position: R side down Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand and Contact point: Inferior pisiform Dr Fingers: 45 away from Dr Pt Segmental Contact: L inferior tip of SP Tissue Pull: L |
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PRS-m
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( L-5 special listing)
Pt Position: R side down Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand and Contact point: Inferior pisiform Dr Fingers: parallel to the spine Pt Segmental Contact: L mamillary contact Tissue Pull: M |
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PLS-m
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( L-5 special listing)
Pt Position: L side down Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand and Contact point: Inferior pisiform Dr Fingers: parallel to the spine Pt Segmental Contact: R mamillary Tissue Pull: M |
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A-L/A-R
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(coccyx)
3 findings: 1) Hurts when sitting down, hurts to palpate, no motion finding 2) Broken/fx bone Pt postion: prone Dr stance: stand on side of laterality Dr contact: cornu LOD: P |
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(occiput)
AS AS-RS AS-RS-RA AS-RS-RP AS-LS AS-LS-LA AS-LS-LP |
Pt Position: Pt seated on cervical chair. A condyle block is used to
stabilize cervical spine. Dr Position: Standing behind Pt w/ feet parallel to Pt’s pelvis & stand midline to Pt Tissue Pull: the direction of correction Dr Contact Pt: soft pisi of side of laterality Segmental Contact Pt: The Glabella LOD: the thrust is made S |
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(occiput)
PS PS-RS PS-RS-RA PS-RS-RP PS-LS PS-LS-LA PS-LS-LP |
Pt Position: Pt is seated in cervical chair
Dr Position: stand behind Pt on side of laterality Tissue pull: I |
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(Atlas)
AIL/AIR AILA/AIRA AILP/AIRP |
Pt Position: Pt seated in cervical chair. The strap goes over the stabilizing
shoulder. Dr Position: stand behind Pt to side of laterality Tissue Pull: thumb contact from the mastoid to the contact on the atlas. Dr Contact Point: hand is flat & horizontal, w/ the thumb held tight to the palm. Contact is w/ the distal-lateral-palmer tip of the thumb. Segmental Contact Point: lateral tip of C1 TP LOD: the thrust is made L |
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(Atlas)
ASL/ASR ASLA/ASRA ASLP/ASRP |
Pt Position: Pt seated in cervical chair. The strap goes over the stabilizing
shoulder. Dr Position: stand behind Pt to side of laterality Tissue Pull: thumb contact from the mastoid to the contact of Atlas Dr Contact Point: hand is flat & horizontal, w/ thumb held tight to the palm. Contact is the distal-lateral-palmer tip of the thumb Segmental Contact Point: the lateral tip of C1 LOD: the thrust is made L |
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PL/PR
PLS/PRS (C2-C7) |
Pt Position: Pt seated on cervical Chair. Strap is over the stabilizing
shoulder Dr Position: stand behind Pt to side of Laterality- L/R Tissue Pull: I |
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PLI-l /PRI-l
(C2-C7) |
Pt Position: Pt seated on cervical Chair. Strap is over the stabilizing
shoulder Dr Position: stand behind Pt to side of Laterality- L/R Tissue Pull: I |
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PL/PR
PLS/PRS |
(Single-Hand, double thumb, double thenar, single thumb contact for
thoracic) Pt Position: Prone on the knee-chest table Dr Position: stand to side of laterality Tissue Pull: depends on side of laterality, if “R”: R |
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PL-t/PR-t
PLI-t/PRI-t |
(Single-Hand, double thumb, double thenar, single thumb contact for
thoracic) Pt Position: prone on Knee chest table Dr Position: stand on side of SP laterality, reached across to other side & contact TP. Tissue Pull: depends on side of laterality, if “R”: R |