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Anatomic & Physiologic Considerations i…
Contraindications to OMT in OB
Structural Exam for the GYN patient
Possible origins of chronic pelvic pain
-Center of gravity changes... -Relaxin (increases incidence of s…
Preterm labor... -stimulatory techniques to the lumbars can incre…
Look for asymmetry of the ASIS... Check tenderness of the pubic…
-GYN... -Somatic dysfunction... -Orthopedic... -GI... -Urologic ... -Neurolog…
Anatomic & Physiologic Considerations i…
-Center of gravity changes... -Relaxin (increases incidence of s…
Contraindications to OMT in OB
Preterm labor... -stimulatory techniques to the lumbars can incre…
Anterior Chapman Points
Posterior Chapman Points
Anterior Chapman points for: adrenal, k…
Posterior Chapman points for: adrenal,…
2nd: esophagus, thyroid, bronchus ... 3rd: upper lung... 4th: lower…
T2: thyroid... T2-3: upper lung / myocardium... T3-4: upper lung... T4-…
Adrenal: 1" lateral, 2" superior to umbilicus... Kidney: 1" later…
Adrenal: Intertransverse space of T11-12 ... Kidney: Intertransve…
Anterior Chapman Points
2nd: esophagus, thyroid, bronchus ... 3rd: upper lung... 4th: lower…
Posterior Chapman Points
T2: thyroid... T2-3: upper lung / myocardium... T3-4: upper lung... T4-…
Thoracic region
Functions of thoracic spine?
What is the most important function of…
What curve does the thoracic spine have…
Portion of trunk between neck and abdomen... Commonly referred t…
support for framework of thoracic cavity... Protects spinal cord…
Assists with respiration and ventilation
Kyphotic= primary
Thoracic region
Portion of trunk between neck and abdomen... Commonly referred t…
Functions of thoracic spine?
support for framework of thoracic cavity... Protects spinal cord…
Name the Thoracic inlet border
Name the Thoracic Outlet boarder
How do you Name intercostal space?
Sympathetic level of Head and neck?
Manubrium, Rib 1 bilaterally, T1
Clavicle, Scapula, Rib 1
Naming: Intercostal spaces are numbered according to the rib f…
T1 - T4
Name the Thoracic inlet border
Manubrium, Rib 1 bilaterally, T1
Name the Thoracic Outlet boarder
Clavicle, Scapula, Rib 1
Birth History
Past Medical History
Nutrition
Growth and development
Prenatal (conception, care, illnesses, medications, drugs/ETO…
Medications, allergies, etc.
Feeding (breast milk vs. formula)... Introduction of solids... Curre…
Height, weight and head circumference (growth charts)... Developm…
Birth History
Prenatal (conception, care, illnesses, medications, drugs/ETO…
Past Medical History
Medications, allergies, etc.
__________ curve is the least distinct…
when lordotic curve begins to develop
lordotic curve is most noticeable when?
positioning of cervical superior facets
lordotic
before birth
at 3-4 mo. when child lifts head
backward, upward and medial (BUM)
__________ curve is the least distinct…
lordotic
when lordotic curve begins to develop
before birth
When was A.T. Still's Birthday?
What jobs did A.T. Still's father have?
What are the principles of the Methodis…
Describe A.T. Still's first lesson in O…
08/6/1828
Farmer, Physician, Minister
Physical activity, anti-slavery, education
When he was 10 years old, he developed a headache. He took a p…
When was A.T. Still's Birthday?
08/6/1828
What jobs did A.T. Still's father have?
Farmer, Physician, Minister
Sensorimotor integration
Proprioception
Acuity
Perception
• Ability to sense abnormal tensions, movement and texture cha…
(spatial awareness)... • Ability to sense not only where you are…
- the sense organ is functioning... - E.g., 20/20 vision
- The data stream is... interpreted and understood
Sensorimotor integration
• Ability to sense abnormal tensions, movement and texture cha…
Proprioception
(spatial awareness)... • Ability to sense not only where you are…
what motion is in the sagittal plane?
what is the pivot in the sagittal plane?
what motion is in the horizontal/transv…
what is the pivot in the horizontal/tra…
flexion & extension
horizontal axis
rotation
vertical axis
what motion is in the sagittal plane?
flexion & extension
what is the pivot in the sagittal plane?
horizontal axis
Who founded the osteopathic medical pro…
What was the year that he said he disco…
What was the name of the first osteopat…
What year was the first DO school found…
Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO
What was the year that he said he discovered osteopathy? 1874
What was the name of the first osteopathic medical school? Ame…
1892
Who founded the osteopathic medical pro…
Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO
What was the year that he said he disco…
What was the year that he said he discovered osteopathy? 1874
A T Still Birthday
AT Still Parents
Father's Name and Jobs
Heroic Medicine
August 6, 1828
Martha and Abram Still
Abram Still... Farmer... Methodist Minister... Physician
Bloodletting... Purging stomach/bowels... Use calomel
A T Still Birthday
August 6, 1828
AT Still Parents
Martha and Abram Still
function of the iliolumbar ligament
fnx of the sacrospinous AND sacrotubero…
what is facial continuity?
compare male/female innominates:... false…
stabilize the anterior movement of L5
prevents anterior rotation of sacrum on a transverse axis
when hamstring hypertonicity causes ipsilateral innominate pos…
(male first, female second)... false pelvis: deep / shallow ... pelv…
function of the iliolumbar ligament
stabilize the anterior movement of L5
fnx of the sacrospinous AND sacrotubero…
prevents anterior rotation of sacrum on a transverse axis
the iliac crest is located at what vert…
the rule of threes applies to what port…
transverse process of t4/5 and 6 are lo…
transverse processes of t7/8/9 are loca…
L4
thoracic
halfway above the spinous process
directly above the spinous process
the iliac crest is located at what vert…
L4
the rule of threes applies to what port…
thoracic
sympathetics of ovary/uterine tube
sympathetics of uterus/cervix
parasympathetics of ovary/ uterine tube
parasympathetics to uterus
T10-11... carries pain fibers
T12-L2 ... carries pain fibers from uterus
S2,3,4 pelvic sphlancnics
S2,3,4 pelvic sphlancnics... carries pain fibers from cervix/uppe…
sympathetics of ovary/uterine tube
T10-11... carries pain fibers
sympathetics of uterus/cervix
T12-L2 ... carries pain fibers from uterus
What year were Fryette's Principles dev…
What did Fryette's Principles describe?
Principle 1 (Fryette's)
How would you document a type 1 (princi…
1918
vertebral motion
Spine is neutral... sidebending is induced... rotation occurs *oppos…
chronic... group T3-T8 ... T3-8 NSrRl ... *opposite sidebent and rot…
What year were Fryette's Principles dev…
1918
What did Fryette's Principles describe?
vertebral motion
Indirect techniques
Myofascial release
Indirect myofascial release
Indications for indirect myofascial rel…
Take area away from the restrictive barrier for treatment ... E.g…
Engages continual palpatory feedback to achieve release of myo…
Dysfunctional tissue is guided along the path of least resista…
Somatic dysfunction of myofascial or connective tissue
Indirect techniques
Take area away from the restrictive barrier for treatment ... E.g…
Myofascial release
Engages continual palpatory feedback to achieve release of myo…
inferior transverse axis
non-physicologic
false positive test
hip long restrictors
axis on which the innominate rotates.
Movement of the innominate generally induced by trauma. Consis…
leg-length discrepancy greater than half an inch, contralatera…
What needs to be addressed first when treating the innominate.
inferior transverse axis
axis on which the innominate rotates.
non-physicologic
Movement of the innominate generally induced by trauma. Consis…