Hayden

During the Adam’s test, the client’s thoracic and lumbar spines were not able to _________ right and _______ left

Client experiences cramping in the area of her _________

There is always a __________ component to every structural scoliosis

Why does the therapist grasp the client’s leg?

Therapist creates a counterforce as his webbed hand contacts the client’s _________ arch

Therapist retrains a diagonal pattern as the client brings arm overhead and begins _______ and __________ rotating arm

This technique can be performed with the client grasping the _______ if only one therapist is working

Client’s left extended left leg is placed off the therapy table to _________ stretch along the lateral line

Therapist’s hands grasp the client’s iliac crest and his _____brace the pelvis

What “landmark” is used in this routine?

The client uses ______ as a movement enhancer to create space and enhance respiration

This sidelying position doesn’t allow the therapist to directly contact the_______ muscle, but bilateral pressure under the costal cage does help release it

Therapist places his left hand on the client’s lumbosacral junction for what reason?

Therapist’s right hand mobilizes the right side of the client’s ________ scoliosis

The client instructed to use her right hand and reach for her ______ankle to help left rotate her spine and ______ the stretch

Client planks on her right elbow and ________ her flexed leg

Client _________ by swinging her buttocks back and abducting her flexed knee

This maneuver trains _____ stability on both sides

Left sidelying client grasps right knee with her left hand and pulls toward ______

Therapist lifts client’s right leg and slips his_____ under her medial thigh

Therapist’s right hand braces at the knee and his left contacts client’s lateral _____