Gonstead And Some Terrett

Front 1

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: Right PIEx Push

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Front 2

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: Left ASIn Push

Back 2

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Front 3

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: L5 PLS Push

Back 3

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Front 4

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: L4 PLI-M Push

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Front 5

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: L3 PLS Pull

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Front 6

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: L3 PRI-M Pull

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Front 7

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: Left PIIn Pull

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Front 8

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: BP Sacrum Push

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Front 9

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: P-R Sacrum Pull

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Front 10

Side-lying Pelvic Bench: L3 PL Pull

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Front 11

Knee-Chest Table: T6 PRI-T

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Front 12

Knee-Chest Table: L2 PLS

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Front 13

Knee-Chest Table: L4 PRS

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Front 14

Knee-Chest Table: BP Sacrum

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Front 15

Knee-Chest Table: T3 PRS

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Front 16

Knee-Chest Table: L5 PLI-M

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Front 17

Knee-Chest Table: P-L Sacrum

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Front 18

Knee-Chest Table: T7 PLS

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Front 19

Knee-Chest Table: C6 PRS

Back 19

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Front 20

Knee-Chest Table: C3 PLI-La

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Front 21

Cervical chair: C7 PRS

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Front 22

Cervical chair: C7 PRI-La

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Front 23

Cervical chair: C5 PLS

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Front 24

Cervical chair: C5 PLI-La

Back 24

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Front 25

Cervical chair: C2 PRS

Back 25

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Front 26

Cervical chair: C2 PRI-La

Back 26

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Front 27

Cervical chair: C1 ASRP

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Front 28

Cervical chair: C1 ASRA

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Front 29

Cervical chair: Co PS-LS-LP

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Front 30

Cervical chair: Co PS-RS-RA

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Front 31

101. Measure the degree of Valgum (1), and Varum (2) Deformity in a Child’s Knees.

Back 31

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Front 32

102. Perform Orthopaedic Tests of the knee joints.

Back 32

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Front 33

103. Evaluate the Function and Position of the Patella.

Back 33

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Front 34

104. Examine the Extensor Mechanism of the Knee.

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Front 35

105. Evaluate for Effusion, Haemarthrosis, Pyarthrosis and Synovial Thickening about the anterior knee.

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Front 36

106. Perform an Inspection examination of the tibia.

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Front 37

107. Perform a Palpation examination of the anterior tibia.

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Front 38

108. Perform an Inspection examination of the ankle region.

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Front 39

109. Perform an Palpation examination of the ankle region.

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Front 40

110. Perform a Range of Motion examination of the ankle region.

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Front 41

111. Perform an examination for Ligamentous Stability (Range of Motion) of the ankle.

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Front 42

112. Examine for the Integrity of the Achilles’ Tendon

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Front 43

113. Perform Orthopaedic Tests of the foot and ankle regions.

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Front 44

114. Perform an Inspection examination of the foot region.

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Front 45

115. Evaluate Circulation of the feet.

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Front 46

116. Perform a Palpatory examination of the forefoot region.

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Front 47

117. Perform a Range of Motion examination of the Forefoot

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Front 48

118. Perform a Neurological Examination in a patient with (1) a Morton’s Neuroma, (2). a Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome.

Back 48

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Front 49

119. Evaluate a foot in a Paediatric Patient for Club Foot.
(Most common form - Talipes Equino-Varus ).

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Front 50

120. Examine a Shoe for Abnormal Wear.

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Front 51

121. Evaluate a CHILD for Structural causes of In-Toeing (PIGEON TOED)

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Front 52

122. Evaluate the STANCE PHASE of Gait

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Front 53

123. Evaluate the SWING PHASE of gait

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Front 54

124. Describe TWO ABNORMAL GAITS

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