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21 Cards in this Set
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PI ilium
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Test: Derefield
Pt Positon: side posture, involved side up Dr Stance: in front of Pt Dr Stabilization: superior hand @ shoulder Dr Contact Hand: inferior hand Dr Contact point: fleshy pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: medial superior aspect of PSIS Tissue Pull: I |
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AS ilium
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Dr Position: side posture, involved side up
Dr Stance: in front of Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: fleshy pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: Ridge of Acetabulum (or ischial tuberosity) Tissue Pull: M |
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PLI/PRI
(Lumbers) |
Pt Position: side posture, open wedge up
Dr Stance: in front of Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: mamillary process (on open wedge side) Tissue Pull: M |
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PLS/PRS
(Lumbers) |
Pt Position: side posture, open wedge up
Dr Stance: in front of Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: pisiform Pt Segmental Contact: SP (on open wedge side) Tissue Pull: L |
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BP
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(sacrum)
Pt Position: side posture, either side Dr Stance: facing Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior hand w/ fingers pointed up the spine Dr Contact point: heel of hand Pt Segmental Contact: Superior to S2 Tubercle Tissue Pull: S |
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Apex R/L
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(coccyx)
Pt Position: prone Dr Stance: same side as apex Dr Stabilization: inferior hand pisi on superior hand thumb Dr Contact Hand: superior Dr Contact point: thumb pad Pt Segmental Contact: cornu on open wedge (skin on skin) Tissue Pull: I |
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AIR/AIL
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(sacrum)
Pt Position: side posture, involved side up Dr Stance: in front of Pt, lancer stance Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: knife edge (slightly cupped) Pt Segmental Contact: Sacral notch (inferior to SI) Tissue Pull: I |
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P-L/P-R
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(sacrum)
Pt Position: side posture, involved side up Dr Stance: in front of Pt Dr Contact Hand: inferior Dr Contact point: knife edge (slightly cupped) Pt Segmental Contact: Sacral Ala (b/t PSIS & S2 tubercle) Tissue Pull: - LOD: P |
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Anterior Dorsal
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T1-T8
(thoracic) Pt Position: Supine/standing, Pt arms hugging self. Arm closest to Dr is on TOP Dr Position: Facing superior, lancer stance. Dr ear next to Pt shoulder. To bring tension, push Pt’s distal elbow to proximal, then thrust Stabilization Hand: Inferior hand on Pt inferior elbow/bottom of upper elbow. Contact Hand: Superior Segmental Contact Hand: TP of 1 vertebral segment below Tissue pull: I |
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PLI/PRI (m/t)
Double Thenar |
T9-L5 (Inferior Listings Only)
Pt Position: Prone Dr Position: Open wedge side, face head Stabilization Hand: Inferior Contact Hand: Superior, thenar eminence Segmental Contact Hand: TP in thoracics Tissue pull: M |
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PLI/PRI (t)
Double Transverse |
T3-T11 (Inferior Listings Only)
Contact on both TP, hands perpendicular @ 90 Pt Position: Prone Dr Position: Open wedge side, opposite of listing Stabilization Hand: superior on opposite TP Contact Hand: inferior, fingers up the spine, 80% thrust this hand Segmental Contact Hand: TP on open wedge Tissue pull: M |
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PLI/PRI (m/t)
Single Transverse |
All, T1, T2, T3 and L4, L5: inferior hand contact (face head)
Rest: superior hand contact (face feet) Pt Position: Prone Dr Position: T1, T2, T3, L4, L5 face head, rest face feet Stabilization Hand: opposite hand in toggle position Contact Hand: T1, T2, T3, L4, L5 inferior, rest is superior Contact point: pisiform Segmental Contact Hand: TP/mamillary Tissue pull: Scoop I |
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PL/PR
PLS/PRs Single Hand |
all
Pt Position: Prone Dr Position: T1, T2, T3, L4, L5 face head, rest face feet Stabilization Hand: opposite hand in toggle position Contact Hand: T1, T2, T3, L4, L5 inferior, rest is superior Contact point: pisiform Segmental Contact Hand: base of SP Tissue pull: L |
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PLS/PMS
RIB 1 |
Pt Position: sitting up
Dr Stance: on side of rib Contact hand: same side as rib (involvement) Stabilization: lateral aspect of Pt head (tilt head to side of contact) Contact point: Thumb (reinforced) or #8 Segmental Contact: posterior to SCM & clavicle, anterior to trapezius Tissue Pull: move SCM out of the way w/ non-contact hand LOD: P |
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PMS
RIB 2-10 |
Pt Position: prone
Dr Stance: same side of rib, lean M |
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PL/PR or PLS/PRS
Modified Thumb C7, T1, T2 |
Pt Position: prone
Dr Stance: low, whisper to Pt ear, Dr knee @ Pt ear, Dr elbow bent horizontal (parallel) to floor & slightly superior. Thrust across Contact hand: superior. Grab some trapezius to stabilize contact Stabilization: inferior thumb pad, fingers on Pt head, grip is below the mastoid Contact point: thumb pad or #8 Segmental Contact: Base of SP Tissue Pull: L |
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PLI/PRI
MDP-pisi C7, T1, T2 |
Pt Position: prone
Dr Stance: side of open wedge Contact hand: inferior Stabilization: superior thumb pad, fingers on Pt head, stabilize vertebra above contact. “MDP, face towards me” Thrust downward Contact point: pleshy pisiform Segmental Contact: lamina/TP Tissue Pull: M |
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BL/BR
Prone Cervicals C2-C6 |
Pt Position: prone
Dr Stance: side of body rotation, knee at armpit level Contact hand: superior Stabilization: inferior thumb pad, fingers up side of head Contact point: #8/MCP Segmental Contact: lamina Tissue Pull: M |
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BL/BR
Supine Cervicals C2-C6 |
Pt Position: supine
Dr Stance: start @ head of table @ corner squat Contact hand: same as listing Stabilization: lamina above opposite side tip of index finger “gun” Contact point: #8/MCP Segmental Contact: lamina Tissue Pull: M |
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ASLP/ASRP
Supine Cervicals C1 |
Pt Position: supine
Dr Stance: squat @ head of table Contact hand: same as listing Stabilization: C2 SP on opposite side, index finger “gun” Contact point: #8/MCP Segmental Contact: on side of laterality, behind C1 TP Tissue Pull: M |
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PSLSLP/PSRSRP
Supine Cervicals OCCIPUT |
Pt Position: supine
Dr Stance: squat @ head of table Contact hand: same as listing Stabilization: C1 TP on opposite side, tip of index finger “gun” Contact point: fleshy pisiform Segmental Contact: mastoid groove Tissue Pull: I |
