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Acupuncture point associated with Contralateral Leg & Arm Flexors
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LV 2
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Acupuncture point associated with Contralateral Leg & Arm Abductors
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SP3
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Acupuncture point associated with Contralateral Leg & Arm Adductors
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BL65
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Acupuncture point associated with Contralateral Psoas/Pec Sternal
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K1
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Acupuncture point associated with Contralateral Glut Med/Oblique Abdominal
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GB42
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In normal gait position what muscles are inhibited on the side of the Forward Arm?
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SCM, Lat, Posterior Delt, Triceps, Psoas, Rectus Femoris, Tib Anterior
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In normal gait position what muscles are inhibited on the side of the Forward Leg?
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Upper Trap, Anterior Delt, Pec, Biceps, Glut Max, Hamstrings, Gastroc
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Foot subluxation associated with Psoas?
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Talus
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Foot subluxation associated with TFL?
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Cuboid
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Foot subluxation associated with Adductors?
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Navicular
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Foot subluxation associated with Flexor Hallucis Brevis?
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Calcaneus
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With foot pronation what muscles are often inhibited?
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Psoas, Tib posterior & anterior
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What corrects the Functional Hallux Limitus pattern?
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Rib pumps at 5th intercostal space
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Procedure to TEST & CORRECT Functional Hallux Limitus pattern?
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- Test great toe extensors non weight bearing
- Test great toe extensors with patient standing on weight on heel - Test extensors again with weight forward - If weakness is forward, have patient TL to 5th ICS on the side of weakness and retest for strengthening - If this strengthens the weak extensor, perform the strain counterstrain procedure on the indicated rib pump area - Retest for strengthening |
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The proprioceptors of the feet cause a(n)_______ of the Spinal Extensors when they are stretched. What muscles are involved?
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inhibition. Mid & upper trap & & neck extensors
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If extensor muscles (mid and upper trap and neck extensors) test weak on weight bearing and strong with non-weight bearing..what would this be called? How would you treat it?
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Spinal Extensor Inhibition Pattern
Turn down spindle cells on plantar surface of foot. |
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With a Spinal Extensor Inhibition Pattern...if your patient is prone and you squeeze the foot it will cause weakening in what muscles?
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Glut max, hamstrings, neck extensors
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What is the CHALLENGE for a Cervical Disk?
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Caudal Pressure on head and then test indicator muscle r/t spinal levels
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With a Cervical Disk what muscles might be weak?
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Triceps, Opponens digiti minimi
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What symptoms may indicate a Cervical Disk?
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Symptoms on same side of body, Muscles will test stronger with traction
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PRYT
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PiLUS
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Synchronization
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What muscle is weak with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? What other muscle might be imbalanced?
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Opponens Pollicis; Pronator Quadratus (treat O&I)
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What muscle is weak in Pisiform Hamate Syndrome ? How is it negated?
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Flexor Digiti Minimi
-it is negated by challenging pisiform and hamate in direction of correction (usu medial or lateral) |
