Lymphatics/Cervical-Extremity Soft Tissue

Question 0

Palpitate: Clavicular

Answer 0

Compare both sides! (supra- infraclvaicular)

Question 1

Palpitate: Anterior and posterior Cervical

Answer 1

Divided by sternocleidomastoid.

Question 2

Palpitate: Epitrochlear

Answer 2

Hand shake position and grab medial aspect of elbow by medial epicondyle.

Compare both sides

Question 3

Palpitate: Superficial Inguinal

Answer 3

Place patient’s ankle on opposite knee making a figure 4 with their legs (abduct and externally rotate leg to expose femoral triangle.

Palpate along inguinal ligament (groin/ASIS to pubic symphysis)

Compare both sides!

Question 4

Open Thoracic Inlet

Answer 4

Myofascial release two-step pmuscle energy

Question 5

Pectoral Traction

Answer 5

Patient: Supine
DO: standing at head

Question 6

Doming the Diaphragm

Answer 6

Patient: Supine
DO: Standing at patient’s side facing patient’s head

Question 7

Seated Rib Raising

Answer 7

Patient: Seated
DO: Standing in front of patient

Question 8

Supine Rib Raising

Answer 8

Patient: Supine
Do: Kneeling on side of table facing the patient

Question 9

Tapotement

Answer 9

Patient Prone:

DO: standing on side of table facing the patient

Question 10

Thoracic Pump

Answer 10

Patient: Supine
DO: Standing at head of patient (100/minute)

Question 11

Thoracic Vacuum

Answer 11

Patient: Supine with head turnned to side (mouth open) DO: Standing at head of patient

Question 12

Abdominal Pump

Answer 12

Patient: Supine

20-30/minute

Question 13

Pelvic Diaphragm Release

Answer 13

Patient preferably prone

Aim to separate ichial tuberosities

Question 14

Liver Pump

Answer 14

On right side of the patient

Question 15

Spleen Pump

Answer 15

OOn left side of patient

Question 16

Mesenteric Lift of the small intestines

Answer 16

Mesenteric Lift of the Cecum

Question 17

Petrissage w/ cough activation for abdominal scars

Answer 17

Lift up scar.

Question 18

Petrissage

Answer 18

kneading

Question 19

Effleurage

Answer 19

stroking/milking

Question 20

Posterior Axillary Fold Technique

Answer 20

Patient is supine. Abudct arm 90 to expose axilla

Question 21

Popliteal drainage

Answer 21

Patient is supine

Question 22

Pre and post-Auricular Technique

Answer 22

Spock sign

Question 23

Galbraith’s technique

Answer 23

apply traction anterior inferior and medial until you feel a release

Question 24

Submandibular Technique

Answer 24

karate chop up the bottom of chin

Question 25

Supr and Infra-Hyoid Technique

Answer 25

find hyoid bone (above Adam’s apple) move side to side 3-4 times

Question 26

Anterior Trachial/Deep Cervical Technique

Answer 26

Patient seated. rock trachia side to side ENDING SUPERIOR TO INFERIOR (toward inlet)

Question 27

Traction

Answer 27

Patient supine: grab occiput and lean back

Question 28

Cross Arm Flexion Stretch

Answer 28

Patient supine

Question 29

Single Arm sidebending

Answer 29

patient supine

Question 30

Two handed lateral Stretch

Answer 30

Patient supine

Question 31

Cervical Linear Stretch

Answer 31

Patient supine

Question 32

Cervical Stroking

Answer 32

Patient Supine

Question 33

Cervical Perpendicular stretch

Answer 33

Patient supine
DO: standing on one side of patient. Grab paraspinals opposite side of neck. PUll musles by leaning back (toward you until you feel the release. Resist rotation of head by placing hand on patient’s forehead

Question 34

Indirect regional treatment

Answer 34

place both hands on area. Indirect or direct

Question 35

Deep pressure release

Answer 35

Do not dig into tight muscle

Question 36

Scalpofascial release

Answer 36

Patient lateral recumbent

Recheck all directions