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If there is considerable tenderness in the SC joint what should you check for?
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Category I and II
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With all extremities including SC joint adjust in the _____ direction that causes a ______ or in the _____ direction that caused an _____________
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opposite, strong muscle to weaken, same, associated muscle to strengthen
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Tenderness of the corocoid process indicates involvement of what muscle?
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Pec Minor
- If tight it is often associated with weak lower trap and bilateral lower trap weakness = thoracic fixation |
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What is the CHALLENGE for an AC Joint Sprain?
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Contact the inferior angle of scapula in 1 hand and acromion process in other.
The scapula is then moved in various direction to challenge the articulation. (The challenge that strengthens the associated muscles is generally toward Approximation of articulation) |
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How do you CORRECT an AC Joint Sprain?
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Hold the scapula to approximate or separate joint for up to 4-5 min
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What are other things to do to treat an AC Joint Sprain?
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1. Balance all muscles
2. Facilitate Delt and Upper Trap 3. Restore normal joint position - Distal clavicle is held inferior and posterior while scapula and humerus are raised superiorly into flexion then abduction (10 reps) 4. Nutrition, brace, RICE, etc |
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Winging of scapula indicates what muscles are weak?
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Serratus anterior, rhomboid
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If superior lateral portion of scapula is inferior and head and neck are tilted away from site of involvement what muscle is probably weak?
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Upper Trap
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If there is a depression of corocoid process what muscle is probably weak?
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Lower trap
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Frozen shoulder is often related to what muscles being weak?
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Subclavius, Lat, Bilateral Trap, Subscapularis
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Slipped Bicitpital Tendon is often related to what muscles being weak?
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Biceps, Lat, Coracobrachialis. Also TL the groove to test for weakening.
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What muscle weaknesses will you find with Anterior Scalene Syndrome? And what nutritional deficiency might be involved?
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Muscle - Lat, Scalenes
Nutrition - B6, Folic acid, B12 |
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What problems will you see with Pec Minor Entrapment?
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Scalene weakness
Lymphatic problems Deficiencies of Protein, Mn, Se |
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What is the examination for TMJ problems?
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1. Palpation
2. Have patient TL to temporal fossa just anterior to ear. Test indicator muscle. If weakness is found, local pathology is suspected 3. Ask patient to open mouth, close forcefully occlude on each side, lateralize, swallow and speak. All of these motions are done with patient TL'ing TMJ while looking for strong muscle to weaken 4. If weakening is found, have patient remove 1 hand then the other to determine side of involvement 5. On side involved - spindle cells are challenged to find if muscle needs to be turned up or down 6. Test reflexes for the TMJ muscles |
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Hyoid - CHALLENGE, TREATMENT
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CHALLENGE - L-R, R-L, Sup, Inf, Ant, Post, Diag
TX - stimulating spindle cells of muscle that is weak (ex. when push L-R it's the L muscles you are testing) |
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What is the INDICATION for a Neurological Tooth?
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Reoccurring weakness of the muscle associated with a certain tooth.
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What is the TL & SCREENING for a Neurological Tooth?
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TL the tooth and test indicator muscle.
SCREENING - Have pt lightly approximate teeth and tap TS line then test indicator muscle -Then test for phase of respiration (do it for 5-6 respirations) |
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What nutrients are involved with a Neurological Tooth?
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Zn, Ca
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Spondylogenic Reflexes
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1. Palpate for specific pain patterns
2. After IDing the muscle involved have patient maximally contract the muscles and it will test weak in a strain counterstrain pattern 3. IF you challenge for a subluxation, you'll find one. Correction of the subluxation doesn't stop the related pain and strain counterstrain 4. Proceed to Lovett's related vertebrae for subluxation 5. Tap Lovett vertebra you just corrected for 30 seconds 6. If you now test for the pain patterns they will have disappeared |
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What are the different tests for Switching?
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1. Bilateral K-27
2. Cross TL K27 bilaterally 3. TL K-27 & Umbilicus 4. TL GV27 & CV 24 (upper & lower lip) 5. Pt follows examiner's finger in clockwise direction 6. Pt follows examiner's finger in counter clockwise direction |
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What is the associated Treatment for Switching with each of the tests?
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1. Bilateral K-27 - CRANIAL
2. Cross TL K27 bilaterally - CRANIAL 3. TL K-27 & Umbilicus - FIRM ROTARY PRESSURE ON THESE POINTS FOR 20 SEC 4. TL GV27 & CV 24 (upper & lower lip) - CV24 & CV2 SUP PUB RAMUS W/ FIRM ROTARY PRESSURE FOR 20 SEC WHILE HOLDING GV-1 5. Pt follows examiner's finger in clockwise direction - CRANIAL/LASER 6. Pt follows examiner's finger in counter clockwise direction - CRANIAL/LASER |
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How would you test for Emotional NV Reflex?
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Have patient close eyes and think of traumatic event. Test indicator muscle. TL to NV Reflex Point (1 point above each eye) may test weak as well
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What muscle is often associated with emotions?
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Pec Major Clavicular
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TREATMENT for Emotional NV Reflex?
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Dr. TLs NV Reflex Points bilaterally - slight tug in direction where max pulsation is felt- while patient re-lives experience in head.
(open CV prior and close it after treatment). Then have patient relive event and re-test indicator muscle |
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With Psychological Reversal when a patient tests weak to saying a positive statement and tests strong to a negative one how is it treated?
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While repeating the positive statement have the pt TL to SI-1 or SI-3 (whichever negates the inhibition). Tap the point 40x while patient repeats positive statement. Do this 1x/day for 21 days
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Treatment of Phobia & Anxiety
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- Have patient think about fear and test indicator muscle
- Find an Alarm Point that negates the inhibition (usu ST or LV) - Have patient rate level of fear - Stimulate B&E points while patient recalls fear - Re-test indicator muscle as well as have patient re-rate fear level. |
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Temporal Tap
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- Tap around TS line clockwise
- Left side (dr's R finger, pt L finger) - Say a positive statement - Right side (dr's L finger, pt R finger) - Say negative statement (may be switched in L-handed ppl) |
