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When assessing movements of the scapula, how are the angle of degrees assessed?

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In a 1:2 ratio (60 degrees of scapular rotation, 120 degrees of humeral rotation when adducting).

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How can the scapula move in rotating?

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Upward rotation

Downward rotation

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How can the scapula move in the upward and downward movements?

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Upper traps and levator scapulae = Elevation

Lower traps and lower rhomboids = Depression

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What is abduction and adduction of the scapula?

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Abduction = protraction, serratus anterior

Adduction = retraction, rhomboids and middle trapezius

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What is backward and forward tilt based on of the scapula.

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The Superior part of the scapula, where the acromion process lies.

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Scapulothoracic SD MFR

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Overview of Spencer’s technique

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Stage 1 of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 2 of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 3 of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 4 of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 5A of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 5b of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 6 of Spencer’s Technique

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Stage 7 of Spencer’s Technique

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GH Joint Flexion / Extension SD MET

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GH Joint IR/ER SD MET

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GH Joint AB/ADduction SD MET

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Normal SC Motions (Elevation vs Depression)

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Normal SC Joint Motion (Protraction vs Retration)

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SC Joint ABduction/ADduction Dx

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SC Joint Flexion/Extension Dx:

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SC Elevated/ADducted SD ART

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SC Elevated/ADducted SD MET

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SC Horizontal Extension SD MET
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Clavicle Anterior & Superior Glide SD: ART
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How to assess the AC Joint
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Cross-Arm Adduction Test
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AC- Superior Clavicle ART
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Normal motion evaluation of the AC joint.
Internal rotation of humerus = Internal rotation of the AC joint External rotation of the humerus = External rotation of the AC joint.
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AC Joint IR/ER Evaluation
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AC Internal Rotation SD MET
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AC External Rotation SD MET
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MET/ART for Hip Abductor (ITB Hypertonicity)
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MET/ART for Hypertonic Long Adductors
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Diagnosing Hypertonic Short Adductors
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MET/ART for Hypertonic Short Adductors
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MET/ART for Internally/Externally Rotated Hip SD
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MET/ART for Hip Extension SD: Hamstrings
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MET/ART for Hip Extension SD: Gluteus Maximus
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MET/ART for Hip Flexion SD
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Anterior/Posterior Glide
Knee Flexes, tibia glides posteriorly on femur Knee Extend, tibia glides anteriorly on femur
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Anterior/Posterior Glide Assessment (No Tx)
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Extended Tibiofemoral Somatic Dysfunction
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Flexed Tibiofemoral Somatic Dysfunction
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Diagnose ABduction/ADduction Tibiofemoral SD
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MET/ART ABduction/ADduction Tibiofemoral SD
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Tibiofemoral Joint IR/ER
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Diagnosing IR/ER Tibiofemoral Joint SD
Can be done suppine as well
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MET/ART for External Rotation Tibiofemoral SD
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Diagnosing Proximal Fibular Head SD
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Fibular Motion Associated with Ankle Motion
Fibular head glides anteriorly with foot pronation – Pronation: dorsiflexion, eversion, abduction Fibular head glides posteriorly with foot supination – Supination: plantarflexion, inversion, adduction
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MET/ART for Posterior Fibular Head SD
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MET/ART for Anterior Fibular Head SD
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Squeeze test for ankle sprain
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Fibular motions associated with the foot
Fibular head glides anteriorly with foot pronation ◦ Pronation: dorsiflexion, eversion, abduction Fibular head glides posteriorly with foot supination ◦ Supination: plantarflexion, inversion, adduction
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Distal Tibiofibular Joint Diagnosis
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Distal Fibula Posterior ART
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Dorsiflexed Talus MET
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Plantarflexed Talus MET
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Subtalar Joint Motions
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Talocalcaneal Joint diagnosis
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Talus- Articulatory with traction
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Dx: Plantar Glide Somatic Dysfunction
Keep in mind the Navicular favors plantar glide with inversion. The cuboid favors plantar glive with eversion
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Distal Fibula Anterior ART
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Tibiotalar motions
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Tibiotalar Joint Diagnosis
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Tibiocalcaneal diagnosis
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Articulatory with Traction
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Plantar glide SD MET
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Cunieform Diagnosis
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Metatarsals (Anterior/Posterior Glide)
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Dx: Metatarsophalangeal & Interphalangeal Joints
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Metatarsophalangeal/Interphalangeal Joint SD: ART

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