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what do your fingers feel in a left torsion
In a left torsion, the left index finger is perceived as moving superior (towards you) and the 5th digit moves inferiorly (away from you). Simultaneously, the right index finger is perceived as moving inferiorly and the 5th digit moves superiorly.
what is a sb rotation strain named by
the side the moves inferiorly or the side of the sbs convexity
what do you fingers feel in an SBS rotation strain
In the vault hold, the fingers of one hand spread apart and move inferiorly (the side the strain is named for), while the fingers of the other hand come together and move superiorly.
what do your hand feel in superior vertical strain
a superior vertical strain the hands appear to rotate in the same direction such that index fingers of both hands move inferiorly (the sphenoid base is moving superiorly), while the 5th digits of both hands move superiorly (occipital base is moving inferiorly).
what do your hands feel in a lateral strain
your hands form a parallelogram. In a left lateral strain, your index fingers shift to the right (sphenoid base turns to the left), while your 5th digits shift to the left (occipital base turns to the right). The reverse is true of a right lateral strain.
what do your fingers feel in an SBS compression
In the vault hold, fingers of both hands approximate. The distance between the sphenoid wings and the occipital lateral angles on both sides is reduced. Because this severely limits the resiliency of the SBS, flexion and extension are limited, and often these heads will feel hard and generally limited in movement of any kind (often associated with a decreased Primary Respiratory Rate).