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CPA2 Flashcards

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HIP ROM

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Hip Abductor (ITB Hypertonicity) SD ME Tx:

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Soft Tissue for Hypertonic ITB: Lateral Recumbant

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Soft Tissue for Hypertonic ITB: Prone

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Adduction SD: Hypertonic Long Adductors Dx

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ME Tx for Hypertonic Long Adductors

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Adduction SD: Hypertonic Short Adductors Dx

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ME Tx for Hypertonic Short Adductors

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IR/ER Somatic Dysfunction

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MET for Hip Extension Somatic Dysfunction: Hamstrings

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MET for Hip Extension Somatic Dysfunction: Gluteus Maximus

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MET for Hip Flexion Somatic Dysfunction- Hypertonic hip flexors

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Major and Minor Motions of the Tibiofemoral joint

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Anterior/ Posterior Glide

What does knee do

What does tibia do

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Anterior/Posterior Glide Assessment

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ABduction/ ADduction TIbiofemoral Dx

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Tibiofemoral joint IR/ER

Leads to what type of glide?

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18
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IR/ER Tibiofemoral Joint Somatic Dysfunction

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19
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Proximal FIbular Head Assessment

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20
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TART: Practice Full Knee Motion Testing

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21
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Extended Tibiofemoral Somatic Dysfunction ME

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Flexed Tibiofemoral Somatic Dysfunction Dx adn Tx ME

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23
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Muscle Energy for External Rotation SD

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Muscle Energy for Internal Rotation SD

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25
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Muscle Energy for Posterior Fibular Head SD

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Muscle Energy for Anterior Fibular Head SD

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27
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Ankle ROM

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28
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Distal Tibiofibular Joint Diagnosis

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DX: Distal Fibula ANterior Articular Tx position: Engage Posterior RB

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30
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DX: Distal Fibula Posterior Articulatory tx postioin: Engage Anterior RB

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31
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Tibiotalar joint ROM

GLide?

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DX: Dorsiflexed Talus ME tx Position: Plantarflexed

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DX: Plantarflexed Talus ME tx position: Dorsiflexed

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34
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Talocalcaneal Joint Diagnosis

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Articulatory with Traction Dx: Right Talux eversion w/ anterior medial glide

Right talus inversion w/ posterolateral glide

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36
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Assess Subtalar Inversion

DX: subtalar restricted inversion

DX: Calcaneus everted

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37
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Asses Subtalar Eversion

Dx: Talotibial Restricted Eversion

Dx: Talus inverted

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38
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MET

Dx: Right cuboid plantar glide

Dx: Right Navicular plantar glide

Dx: Right 2nd cuneiform plantar glide

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39
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Dx & articular Tx of metatarsals plantar & dorsal glide

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40
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Metatarsophalangeal & Interphalangeal Joints: Dx exercise

3 axes of motion

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