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LearnMuscles Continuing EducationLearnMuscles Continuing Education (LMCE) is an online continuing education video streaming subscription service that offers all of Dr. Joe Muscolino’s video content on manual and movement therapy, including over 2500 video lessons and ANATOMY ENCYCLOPEDIA Muscles of the low back. Muscles of the Neck and Trunk. Muscles of the Posterior Arm - Deep View. Muscles of the Posterior Arm - Superficial View. Muscles of the Posterior Forearm - Deep View. Muscles of the Posterior Forearm - Superficial View. Muscles of the Posterior Hand - Superficial View. Mylohyoid. MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK Tweet. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior deep view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior superficial view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – right lateral deep view. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR PILATES Naming Joint Actions •A joint action is a cardinal plane joint motion. •Three parts to fully describe a joint motion: –Directionof motion
COMT TECHNIQUES FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITY NACHLAS AND YEOMAN’S SPECIAL ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENTTESTS Nachlas’ test and Yeoman’s test both assess injury to the SIJ, primarily sprain and irritation/inflammation. These two tests are similar in that each one introduces a motion/torque into the SIJ of the prone client; if the joint is injured, this motion will stress the tissues and cause pain. Figure 11. Nachlas and Yeoman’s tests forthe SIJ.
MUSCLES OF THE LUMBAR SPINE OF THE TRUNK Muscles of the Lumbar Spine. This blog post article is an overview of the muscles of the lumbar spine of the trunk. For more complete coverage of the structure and function of the low back and pelvis, The Muscular System Manual – The Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body, 4th ed. (2017, Elsevier) should be consulted. To perform clinical clinical orthopedic manual therapy to the lumbar spine HOW DO WE ASSESS (DIAGNOSE) A CLIENT WITH SCIATICA? This test is usually done by performing a number of steps in sequence: The seated client/patient is asked to: 1. clasp their hands behind the back; 2. slump (flex) the thoracic and lumbar spine; 3. flex the head and neck; 4. extend the knee joint and dorsiflex the ankle joint. A positive finding for slump test for sciatica requires referral ROM ASSESSMENT AND MANUAL RESISTANCE ASSESSMENT Manual resistance assessment is performed by asking the client to attempt to move a joint through a motion, but resistance is given, not permitting any motion to occur. Figure 2. Active and passive ROM assessment. (A) The client is actively moving the neck into right lateral flexion. (B) The client’s neck is being passively moved intoright
HOW DO WE TREAT FROZEN SHOULDER WITH MANUAL THERAPY? Manual therapy treatment of frozen shoulder: Frozen shoulder often responds extremely well to manual therapy treatment. Depending on how long it has been present, it might require many months of treatment, but it often fully or nearly fully resolves with regular care; the emphasis is on consistent and regular care. HOME - LEARN MUSCLESBLOGWORKSHOPSEXTRASCONTACTCONTINUING EDUCATIONLOGIN
LearnMuscles Continuing EducationLearnMuscles Continuing Education (LMCE) is an online continuing education video streaming subscription service that offers all of Dr. Joe Muscolino’s video content on manual and movement therapy, including over 2500 video lessons and ANATOMY ENCYCLOPEDIA Muscles of the low back. Muscles of the Neck and Trunk. Muscles of the Posterior Arm - Deep View. Muscles of the Posterior Arm - Superficial View. Muscles of the Posterior Forearm - Deep View. Muscles of the Posterior Forearm - Superficial View. Muscles of the Posterior Hand - Superficial View. Mylohyoid. MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK Tweet. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior deep view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior superficial view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – right lateral deep view. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR PILATES Naming Joint Actions •A joint action is a cardinal plane joint motion. •Three parts to fully describe a joint motion: –Directionof motion
COMT TECHNIQUES FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITY NACHLAS AND YEOMAN’S SPECIAL ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENTTESTS Nachlas’ test and Yeoman’s test both assess injury to the SIJ, primarily sprain and irritation/inflammation. These two tests are similar in that each one introduces a motion/torque into the SIJ of the prone client; if the joint is injured, this motion will stress the tissues and cause pain. Figure 11. Nachlas and Yeoman’s tests forthe SIJ.
MUSCLES OF THE LUMBAR SPINE OF THE TRUNK Muscles of the Lumbar Spine. This blog post article is an overview of the muscles of the lumbar spine of the trunk. For more complete coverage of the structure and function of the low back and pelvis, The Muscular System Manual – The Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body, 4th ed. (2017, Elsevier) should be consulted. To perform clinical clinical orthopedic manual therapy to the lumbar spine HOW DO WE ASSESS (DIAGNOSE) A CLIENT WITH SCIATICA? This test is usually done by performing a number of steps in sequence: The seated client/patient is asked to: 1. clasp their hands behind the back; 2. slump (flex) the thoracic and lumbar spine; 3. flex the head and neck; 4. extend the knee joint and dorsiflex the ankle joint. A positive finding for slump test for sciatica requires referral ROM ASSESSMENT AND MANUAL RESISTANCE ASSESSMENT Manual resistance assessment is performed by asking the client to attempt to move a joint through a motion, but resistance is given, not permitting any motion to occur. Figure 2. Active and passive ROM assessment. (A) The client is actively moving the neck into right lateral flexion. (B) The client’s neck is being passively moved intoright
HOW DO WE TREAT FROZEN SHOULDER WITH MANUAL THERAPY? Manual therapy treatment of frozen shoulder: Frozen shoulder often responds extremely well to manual therapy treatment. Depending on how long it has been present, it might require many months of treatment, but it often fully or nearly fully resolves with regular care; the emphasis is on consistent and regular care. ANATOMY ENCYCLOPEDIA Muscles of the low back. Muscles of the Neck and Trunk. Muscles of the Posterior Arm - Deep View. Muscles of the Posterior Arm - Superficial View. Muscles of the Posterior Forearm - Deep View. Muscles of the Posterior Forearm - Superficial View. Muscles of the Posterior Hand - Superficial View. Mylohyoid. MUSCLE ANATOMY MASTER CLASS Muscle Anatomy Master Class (MAMC): The most comprehensive and detailed muscle anatomy online video class in the world! All lessons are taught by internationally-renowned author and instructor, Dr. Joe Muscolino. Click HERE to view all the muscles covered in MAMC.; TheKMC ARCHIVES
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Know the Body is organized into two major parts. Part one. Chapter 1 covers all the essential kinesiology terminology that a therapist needs to be able understand and communicate about the musculoskeletal system. Chapter 2 is an atlas of the skeletal system, covering all the bones, bony landmarks, muscle attachment sites, and joints of thebody.
THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM MANUAL THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM MANUAL The Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 Basic Kinesiology Terminology, 1 The Skeletal System SELF-CARE AND MEDICAL APPROACHES TO TREATING A HERNIATED DISC Self care for the client/patient with a pathologic disc (disc bulge, herniated disc) involves avoidance of postures and activities that increase stress upon the disc, and stretching and strengthening the associated musculature. The most egregious postures for lumbar discs are prolonged sitting and standing, bending over (especially stoop SPRAINS AND STRAINS OF THE LOW BACK AND PELVIS Sprains and strains of the low back and pelvis are usually addressed together because they are similar in nature. Technically, when a ligament or joint capsule is torn, it is termed a sprain; when a muscle is torn, it is termed a strain (Fig. 7).Note: This blog post article is the fourth in a series of twelve articles on musculoskeletal conditions of the low back (lumbar spine) and pelvis. OVERVIEW OF ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENT TESTS FOR THE LOW BACK Although most sprains, strains, and spasms can be assessed accurately with the procedures already introduced in other blog post articles in this series, several conditions of the lumbar spine and pelvis require knowledge of specific procedures known as special orthopedic assessment tests. Each special assessment test yields valuable information about the possible existence of a OVERVIEW OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATION ASSESSMENT OF THE NECK The essence of a physical examination assessment test (assessment procedure) is to further stress the compromised tissue with the intention of reproducing or creating signs or symptoms of the problem. If the therapist understands the mechanics that underlie pathologic conditions, it is possible to use critical thinking to reason out notonly
THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is a condition that causes compression of the brachial plexus and/or the subclavian/axillary artery and vein blood vessels where the thorax outlets into the upper extremity. This region is located in the lower neck/chest/axillary area (Fig. 18).Figure 18. There are four forms of thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS): anterior scalene syndrome, costoclavicular syndrome HOME - LEARN MUSCLESBLOGWORKSHOPSEXTRASCONTACTCONTINUING EDUCATIONLOGIN
LearnMuscles Continuing EducationLearnMuscles Continuing Education (LMCE) is an online continuing education video streaming subscription service that offers all of Dr. Joe Muscolino’s video content on manual and movement therapy, including over 2500 video lessons and MUSCLE ANATOMY MASTER CLASS Muscle Anatomy Master Class (MAMC): The most comprehensive and detailed muscle anatomy online video class in the world! All lessons are taught by internationally-renowned author and instructor, Dr. Joe Muscolino. Click HERE to view all the muscles covered in MAMC. The MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK Tweet. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior deep view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior superficial view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – right lateral deep view. THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM MANUAL THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM MANUAL The Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 Basic Kinesiology Terminology, 1 The Skeletal System COMT TECHNIQUES FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITYMIDDLE TRAPEZIUS
Right click on the image for a downloadable file of this muscle. Use of this artwork requires proper credit to be given (Permission: Dr. Joe Muscolino. www.learnmuscles.com) The middle trapezius is stretched with protraction of the scapula at the scapulocostal (scapulothoracic) joint. Note: Medial rotation of the arm at the shoulder ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR PILATES Naming Joint Actions •A joint action is a cardinal plane joint motion. •Three parts to fully describe a joint motion: –Directionof motion
SELF-CARE AND MEDICAL APPROACHES TO TREATING A HERNIATED DISC Self care for the client/patient with a pathologic disc (disc bulge, herniated disc) involves avoidance of postures and activities that increase stress upon the disc, and stretching and strengthening the associated musculature. The most egregious postures for lumbar discs are prolonged sitting and standing, bending over (especially stoop THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME ASSESSMENT Wright’s test involves bringing the client’s upper extremity back into abduction and extension while the therapist palpates the strength of the radial pulse (Fig. 13A). Figure 13. Wright’s test for pectoralis minor syndrome form of thoracic outlet syndrome. (A) The client’s arm is abducted and extended while the therapist palpatesthe
HOW DO WE ASSESS (DIAGNOSE) A CLIENT WITH SCIATICA? This test is usually done by performing a number of steps in sequence: The seated client/patient is asked to: 1. clasp their hands behind the back; 2. slump (flex) the thoracic and lumbar spine; 3. flex the head and neck; 4. extend the knee joint and dorsiflex the ankle joint. A positive finding for slump test for sciatica requires referral HOME - LEARN MUSCLESBLOGWORKSHOPSEXTRASCONTACTCONTINUING EDUCATIONLOGIN
LearnMuscles Continuing EducationLearnMuscles Continuing Education (LMCE) is an online continuing education video streaming subscription service that offers all of Dr. Joe Muscolino’s video content on manual and movement therapy, including over 2500 video lessons and MUSCLE ANATOMY MASTER CLASS Muscle Anatomy Master Class (MAMC): The most comprehensive and detailed muscle anatomy online video class in the world! All lessons are taught by internationally-renowned author and instructor, Dr. Joe Muscolino. Click HERE to view all the muscles covered in MAMC. The MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK Tweet. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior deep view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior superficial view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – right lateral deep view. THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM MANUAL THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM MANUAL The Skeletal Muscles of the Human Body 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 Basic Kinesiology Terminology, 1 The Skeletal System COMT TECHNIQUES FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITYMIDDLE TRAPEZIUS
Right click on the image for a downloadable file of this muscle. Use of this artwork requires proper credit to be given (Permission: Dr. Joe Muscolino. www.learnmuscles.com) The middle trapezius is stretched with protraction of the scapula at the scapulocostal (scapulothoracic) joint. Note: Medial rotation of the arm at the shoulder ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR PILATES Naming Joint Actions •A joint action is a cardinal plane joint motion. •Three parts to fully describe a joint motion: –Directionof motion
SELF-CARE AND MEDICAL APPROACHES TO TREATING A HERNIATED DISC Self care for the client/patient with a pathologic disc (disc bulge, herniated disc) involves avoidance of postures and activities that increase stress upon the disc, and stretching and strengthening the associated musculature. The most egregious postures for lumbar discs are prolonged sitting and standing, bending over (especially stoop THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME ASSESSMENT Wright’s test involves bringing the client’s upper extremity back into abduction and extension while the therapist palpates the strength of the radial pulse (Fig. 13A). Figure 13. Wright’s test for pectoralis minor syndrome form of thoracic outlet syndrome. (A) The client’s arm is abducted and extended while the therapist palpatesthe
HOW DO WE ASSESS (DIAGNOSE) A CLIENT WITH SCIATICA? This test is usually done by performing a number of steps in sequence: The seated client/patient is asked to: 1. clasp their hands behind the back; 2. slump (flex) the thoracic and lumbar spine; 3. flex the head and neck; 4. extend the knee joint and dorsiflex the ankle joint. A positive finding for slump test for sciatica requires referralKMC ARCHIVES
This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. KINESIOLOGY MASTER CLASS The KMC - Fundamentals of Structure and Motion Module is a total of $35.00 for your first year then only $5/year (automatic renewal). You can cancel anytime. All LMCE members get the first year KMC Courses at 50% OFF from the LMCE VIP Store!! Click HERE to sign up to LMCE now! THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME ASSESSMENT Wright’s test involves bringing the client’s upper extremity back into abduction and extension while the therapist palpates the strength of the radial pulse (Fig. 13A). Figure 13. Wright’s test for pectoralis minor syndrome form of thoracic outlet syndrome. (A) The client’s arm is abducted and extended while the therapist palpatesthe
SPRAINS AND STRAINS OF THE LOW BACK AND PELVIS Sprains and strains of the low back and pelvis are usually addressed together because they are similar in nature. Technically, when a ligament or joint capsule is torn, it is termed a sprain; when a muscle is torn, it is termed a strain (Fig. 7).Note: This blog post article is the fourth in a series of twelve articles on musculoskeletal conditions of the low back (lumbar spine) and pelvis. OVERVIEW OF ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENT TESTS FOR THE LOW BACK Although most sprains, strains, and spasms can be assessed accurately with the procedures already introduced in other blog post articles in this series, several conditions of the lumbar spine and pelvis require knowledge of specific procedures known as special orthopedic assessment tests. Each special assessment test yields valuable information about the possible existence of a FIVE MUSCLES OF SACROILIAC STABILIZATION Even when the original reason for the sacroiliac stabilization is valid, often the human body overdoes it and tightens the musculature excessively and/or keeps it tight long after it needs to be, so the musculature becomes stuck in a chronic pattern of hypertonicity. SIGNS, SYMPTOMS, AND ASSESSMENT (DIAGNOSE) OF ANKLE SPRAIN Signs and symptoms of ankle sprain: When an inversion ankle sprain is acute, the typical signs and symptoms are pain and swelling (inflammation) in the lateral ankle near the lateral malleolus.Pain will usually be worst when standing and weight bearing on the injuredfoot.
GREATER OCCIPITAL NEURALGIA Greater Occipital Neuralgia. Greater occipital neuralgia is a condition in which the greater occipital nerve is compressed, referring pain and/or paresthesia (altered sensation) to the posterior region of the scalp. Note: “neur” = nerve; “algia” = pain. Therefore, neuralgia literally means HOW DO WE TREAT FROZEN SHOULDER WITH MANUAL THERAPY? Manual therapy treatment of frozen shoulder: Frozen shoulder often responds extremely well to manual therapy treatment. Depending on how long it has been present, it might require many months of treatment, but it often fully or nearly fully resolves with regular care; the emphasis is on consistent and regular care. HOW CAN TIGHT HIP FLEXORS GIVE YOU A HEADACHE? Figure 1. Headache. How can tight hip flexor muscles cause a headache? Certainly, tight myofascial tissue in one region of the body can cause pain and/or dysfunction locally, but as most manual therapists know, it can also cause pain and dysfunction elsewhere in the body. There are many ways that a problem in one region of the body can affect HOME - LEARN MUSCLESBLOGWORKSHOPSEXTRASCONTACTCONTINUING EDUCATIONLOGIN
LearnMuscles Continuing EducationLearnMuscles Continuing Education (LMCE) is an online continuing education video streaming subscription service that offers all of Dr. Joe Muscolino’s video content on manual and movement therapy, including over 2500 video lessons and COMT TECHNIQUES FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK Tweet. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior deep view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior superficial view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – right lateral deep view. NACHLAS AND YEOMAN’S SPECIAL ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENTTESTS Nachlas’ test and Yeoman’s test both assess injury to the SIJ, primarily sprain and irritation/inflammation. These two tests are similar in that each one introduces a motion/torque into the SIJ of the prone client; if the joint is injured, this motion will stress the tissues and cause pain. Figure 11. Nachlas and Yeoman’s tests forthe SIJ.
THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME ASSESSMENT Wright’s test involves bringing the client’s upper extremity back into abduction and extension while the therapist palpates the strength of the radial pulse (Fig. 13A). Figure 13. Wright’s test for pectoralis minor syndrome form of thoracic outlet syndrome. (A) The client’s arm is abducted and extended while the therapist palpatesthe
HOW DO WE ASSESS (DIAGNOSE) A CLIENT WITH SCIATICA? This test is usually done by performing a number of steps in sequence: The seated client/patient is asked to: 1. clasp their hands behind the back; 2. slump (flex) the thoracic and lumbar spine; 3. flex the head and neck; 4. extend the knee joint and dorsiflex the ankle joint. A positive finding for slump test for sciatica requires referral BONES OF THE LUMBAR SPINE AND PELVIS The lumbar spine is composed of five vertebrae, named L1 to L5 from superior to inferior. The pelvis is composed of the two pelvic bones and the sacrum and coccyx (the pelvic bones are also known as the coxal, innominate, or hip bones) (Fig. 1). Figure 1. Posterior view of the lumbar spine and pelvis. The lumbar spine is composed of five FIVE MUSCLES OF SACROILIAC STABILIZATION Even when the original reason for the sacroiliac stabilization is valid, often the human body overdoes it and tightens the musculature excessively and/or keeps it tight long after it needs to be, so the musculature becomes stuck in a chronic pattern of hypertonicity. SELF-CARE AND MEDICAL APPROACHES TO TREATING A HERNIATED DISC Self care for the client/patient with a pathologic disc (disc bulge, herniated disc) involves avoidance of postures and activities that increase stress upon the disc, and stretching and strengthening the associated musculature. The most egregious postures for lumbar discs are prolonged sitting and standing, bending over (especially stoop HOW DO WE TREAT FROZEN SHOULDER WITH MANUAL THERAPY? Manual therapy treatment of frozen shoulder: Frozen shoulder often responds extremely well to manual therapy treatment. Depending on how long it has been present, it might require many months of treatment, but it often fully or nearly fully resolves with regular care; the emphasis is on consistent and regular care. HOME - LEARN MUSCLESBLOGWORKSHOPSEXTRASCONTACTCONTINUING EDUCATIONLOGIN
LearnMuscles Continuing EducationLearnMuscles Continuing Education (LMCE) is an online continuing education video streaming subscription service that offers all of Dr. Joe Muscolino’s video content on manual and movement therapy, including over 2500 video lessons and COMT TECHNIQUES FOR THE UPPER EXTREMITY MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK Tweet. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior deep view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – posterior superficial view. Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis – right lateral deep view. NACHLAS AND YEOMAN’S SPECIAL ORTHOPEDIC ASSESSMENTTESTS Nachlas’ test and Yeoman’s test both assess injury to the SIJ, primarily sprain and irritation/inflammation. These two tests are similar in that each one introduces a motion/torque into the SIJ of the prone client; if the joint is injured, this motion will stress the tissues and cause pain. Figure 11. Nachlas and Yeoman’s tests forthe SIJ.
THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME ASSESSMENT Wright’s test involves bringing the client’s upper extremity back into abduction and extension while the therapist palpates the strength of the radial pulse (Fig. 13A). Figure 13. Wright’s test for pectoralis minor syndrome form of thoracic outlet syndrome. (A) The client’s arm is abducted and extended while the therapist palpatesthe
HOW DO WE ASSESS (DIAGNOSE) A CLIENT WITH SCIATICA? This test is usually done by performing a number of steps in sequence: The seated client/patient is asked to: 1. clasp their hands behind the back; 2. slump (flex) the thoracic and lumbar spine; 3. flex the head and neck; 4. extend the knee joint and dorsiflex the ankle joint. A positive finding for slump test for sciatica requires referral BONES OF THE LUMBAR SPINE AND PELVIS The lumbar spine is composed of five vertebrae, named L1 to L5 from superior to inferior. The pelvis is composed of the two pelvic bones and the sacrum and coccyx (the pelvic bones are also known as the coxal, innominate, or hip bones) (Fig. 1). Figure 1. Posterior view of the lumbar spine and pelvis. The lumbar spine is composed of five FIVE MUSCLES OF SACROILIAC STABILIZATION Even when the original reason for the sacroiliac stabilization is valid, often the human body overdoes it and tightens the musculature excessively and/or keeps it tight long after it needs to be, so the musculature becomes stuck in a chronic pattern of hypertonicity. SELF-CARE AND MEDICAL APPROACHES TO TREATING A HERNIATED DISC Self care for the client/patient with a pathologic disc (disc bulge, herniated disc) involves avoidance of postures and activities that increase stress upon the disc, and stretching and strengthening the associated musculature. The most egregious postures for lumbar discs are prolonged sitting and standing, bending over (especially stoop HOW DO WE TREAT FROZEN SHOULDER WITH MANUAL THERAPY? Manual therapy treatment of frozen shoulder: Frozen shoulder often responds extremely well to manual therapy treatment. Depending on how long it has been present, it might require many months of treatment, but it often fully or nearly fully resolves with regular care; the emphasis is on consistent and regular care.KMC ARCHIVES
This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. BONES OF THE LUMBAR SPINE AND PELVIS The lumbar spine is composed of five vertebrae, named L1 to L5 from superior to inferior. The pelvis is composed of the two pelvic bones and the sacrum and coccyx (the pelvic bones are also known as the coxal, innominate, or hip bones) (Fig. 1). Figure 1. Posterior view of the lumbar spine and pelvis. The lumbar spine is composed of five ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR PILATES Naming Joint Actions •A joint action is a cardinal plane joint motion. •Three parts to fully describe a joint motion: –Directionof motion
KINESIOLOGY MASTER CLASS The KMC - Fundamentals of Structure and Motion Module is a total of $35.00 for your first year then only $5/year (automatic renewal). You can cancel anytime. All LMCE members get the first year KMC Courses at 50% OFF from the LMCE VIP Store!! Click HERE to sign up to LMCE now! LIGAMENTS OF THE LUMBAR SPINE AND PELVIS Ligaments of the Lumbar Spine and Pelvis. This blog post article is an overview of the ligaments of the lumbar spine and pelvis.For more complete coverage of the structure and function of the low back and pelvis, Kinesiology – The Skeletal System and Muscle Function, 3 rd ed. (2017, Elsevier) should be consulted. As with the muscles, it is also helpful to know the ligaments of the lumbarTEMPOROPARIETALIS
Right click on the image for a downloadable file of this muscle. The Temporoparietalis is a muscle of scalp. The muscles of the scalp are: Fascia superior to the ear to the Galea aponeurotica. Elevates the ear. Pulls the scalp taut. The temporoparietalis and occipitofrontalistogether are
HYPERTONIC / TIGHT MUSCLES OF THE LOW BACK AND PELVIS Hypertonic / Tight Muscles of the Low Back and Pelvis. Hypertonic, or tight muscles is an important condition to discuss for two reasons: It is the most common presenting complaint that a manual therapist will confront. It is usually a component of every other musculoskeletal condition of the low back and pelvis. HYPERTONIC / SPASMED / TIGHT MUSCULATURE OF THE NECK Hypertonic musculature, or tight musculature is an important condition to discuss for two reasons: Tight musculature is the most common presenting complaint that a manual/movement therapist will confront. Tight musculature is usually a component of every other musculoskeletal condition of the neck. Of further significance is thefact that tight
SIGNS, SYMPTOMS, AND ASSESSMENT (DIAGNOSE) OF ANKLE SPRAIN Signs and symptoms of ankle sprain: When an inversion ankle sprain is acute, the typical signs and symptoms are pain and swelling (inflammation) in the lateral ankle near the lateral malleolus.Pain will usually be worst when standing and weight bearing on the injuredfoot.
HOW DO WE TREAT DE QUERVAIN’S SYNDROME WITH MANUAL THERAPY? Summary of Manual Treatment Protocol for De Quervain’s Syndrome. 1. Fascial spreading strokes to the forearm, hand, and thumb. 2. Longitudinal, circular and cross fiber strokes to the APL and EPB bellies. 3. Cross fiber work to the APL and EPB distal tendons. 4. Pin and stretch to the APL and EPB.__ Navigation
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