Omm Sacrum

Front 1

Unilateral Sacral FLEXION

Back 1

Abduct leg 15 deg
internally rotate the hip
Heel of hand on ILA (pressing anteriorly)
Encorage inhalation Resist Exhalation

Front 2

Leg position for flexion sacral shears

Back 2

ABduction
INternal rotation of hips to open the SI joints posteriorally

Front 3

Heel of your hand is on the ipsilateral ____ for sacral flexion and _____ for sacral extension

Back 3

1. ILA for sacral flexion
2. Sacral Base for Sacral extension

Front 4

Uni Sacral Extension you abduct the legs to disenage what joint?And then Externally rotate to ?

Back 4

sacroiliac joint; further gap the ANTERIOR sacroiliac joint

Front 5

Unilateral Sacral Extension

Back 5

1. Abduct 15 degrees
2. Externally rotate
3. Heel of hand ipsilateral sacral base
4. Encourage Exhalation and Resist Inhalation

Front 6

you interally rotate the hips to gap what joint in a Sacral Flexion

Back 6

Posterior Sacroiliac Joint

Front 7

For a Bilateal Sacral Flexion where do you place the heel of your hands?

Back 7

Central portion of the apex of the sacrum pressing anteriorly

Front 8

Bilateral sacral flexion you encourage inhalation to bring the sacral base?

Back 8

posterior and superior (counternutation)

Front 9

Bilateral Sacral Extension heel of hand is placed?

Back 9

central portion of the sacral base pressing anteriorly

Front 10

Bilateral sacral extension you encourage exhalation to bring the base?

Back 10

Anterior and Inferior (nutation)

Front 11

High Ilium CS point location

Back 11

2-3cm lateral from the PSIS of the ilium
-press Medial toward the PSIS

Front 12

Treatment posistion of High Ilium

Back 12

extension of the hip with fine tuning in abduction and external rotation

Front 13

Gluteus Medius CS Point

Back 13

at the level of the PSIS
PL3- 2/3 lateral from PSIS to TFL
PL4- posterior margin of TFL

Front 14

Treatment posistion of the Gluteus Medius CS Point

Back 14

Hip is extended with fine tuning in abduction and external rotation

Front 15

Piriformis CS Point

Back 15

1/2 way along a line between the top of the greater trochanter and a point between the PSIS and the coccyx

Front 16

Treatment posistion for Piriformis CS point

Back 16

flexion of the hip with abduction and fine-tuning with either internal or external rotation

Front 17

coccygeus CS Point

Back 17

at the region of the inferior lateral angle of the sacrum on the coccygeus muscle

Front 18

Coccygeus treatment posistion for CS

Back 18

extend and adduct the hip over the controlateral leg

Front 19

Lateral Trochanter CS Point

Back 19

12cm below the greater trochanter along the lateral surface of the trochanter

Front 20

Treatement posistion for Lateral trochanter CS point

Back 20

moderate abduction of the thigh with slight flexion

Front 21

Iliacus CS Point

Back 21

1/2 from the ASIS to the midline of the abdomen pressing deep in a posterior lateral direction toward the iliacus

Front 22

Iliacus treatment posistion

Back 22

marked bilateral flexion and external rotation of the hips with the knees flexed

Front 23

Bladder

Back 23

T11-L2

Front 24

Testes/Ovaries

Back 24

T10-T11

Front 25

Uterus and Cervix

Back 25

T10-L2

Front 26

Penis/anterior vaginal wall and clitoris

Back 26

T11-L2

Front 27

Prostate

Back 27

L1-L2

Front 28

Superior Transverse axis

Back 28

at the superior aspect of S2 where the dura attaches

Front 29

Middle transverse axis

Back 29

at the level of S2 where the sacrum moves on the pelvic bone (innominate)

Front 30

Inferior Transverse axis

Back 30

inferior portion of sacroiliac joint where the pelvic bone moves on the sacrum

Front 31

sacral shear caused by

Back 31

slippage at the backward C-shaped SI joint

Front 32

Sacral Shears are

Back 32

1.non-physiologic
2.True SI joing dysfunction
3.slippage of sacrum around the backward C-shaped SI joint
4. Around Middle transverse axis

Front 33

Sacral Torsion is

Back 33

1. Physiologic or Non
2. L5/S1 joint dysfunction
3. Muscle imbalance esp. Piriformis
4. Oblique axis

Front 34

postive backward bending test means that the sacral base is

Back 34

unable to go into foward flexion and stuck in extension

Front 35

Increase lumbosacral angle and increase lumbar lordosis means what type of dysfunction?

Back 35

Bilateral sacral Flexion

Front 36

physiologic innominate dysfunctions

Back 36

1. Rotation (anterior or posterior)
2. Flare (inflare or outflare)

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non-physiologic innominate dysfunctions

Back 37

innominate shear
pubic shear

Front 38

Innominates rotate around which transverse axis?

Back 38

inferior transverse axis

Front 39

anterior pelvic tilt

Back 39

increase lordosis
result of sacroliliac dysfunction and or postural imbalance

Front 40

Posterior pelvic tilt

Back 40

decrease lordosis
result of sacroliliac dysfunction and or postural imbalance

Front 41

False postive standing flexion test is due to

Back 41

tight hamstrings on contralateral side

Front 42

Side that is postive on a standing flexion test is referred to as the

Back 42

lateralized side

Front 43

Pelvic Compression Test

Back 43

can be used instead or to further confirm standing flexion test
- side of the dysfunction will resist motion

Front 44

Lateralized leg will be longer in an

Back 44

anterior innominate rotation
and
inferior innominate shear

Front 45

in treating a superior innominate shear the leg is abducted to do what?

Back 45

loose-pack the SIJ

Front 46

in treating a superior innominate shear the leg is internally rotated to do what?

Back 46

close-pack the hip

Front 47

Treatment for anterior innominate rotation the dysfunctional innominate is take to the barrier in

Back 47

flexion, external rotation and abduction ( engagement of the barrier and loose-packing the SIJ)