Quiz – Brian – Knee, Head & Neck Pain

The client believes his bowed or _________ knees are causing his back problems.

Gait analysis is helpful in distinguishing between _______ and _______ knees

The client also presents with neck and head pain that refers into his _____eye

Therapists observe client’s high left eye indicating possible ______ dysfunction

To treat, therapist’s right hand slips under client’s ___________ and his left braces his forehead

The therapist mobilizes client’s O-A joint and suboccipitals by repeating the __________ maneuver several times on both sides

Therapist’s hands grasp both sides of client’s head and flex the neck to _____

Therapist’s notices that the client’s head is restricted in right rotation, so he brings his head to the first ___________ barrier

Therapist asks client to turn his _______ as far to the left against his resistance to a count of five and relax

Supine client flexes ______ and _____ and places feet flat on the table

Therapist places his arm between client’s knees and client slowly ________ through the hips while attempting to spread his knees against therapist’s resistance

Client is asked to slowly return hips to the table while_________ his knees and firing his ________ muscles

Therapist’s right hand dorsiflexes client’s ankle while his left hand assesses for side-to-side movement at client’s ___________ joint

Therapist assess for ___________ glide by performing a shelf test

To assess the client’s hip mobility, I take him into hip ______ and ________ femoral rotation

Client is asked to step forward into a lunge position allowing his ______ to approximate the floor

Therapist asks client to reverse this lunge by stepping back to a ________ stance position

Client progresses to a point when he can go from neutral to a _______ lunge and back into a _________ lunge with little time spent in the neutral stance

Therapist’s right hand pushes client’s hip into _______in order to lift the hip off the table allowing his knee to contact client’s______ hip rotators

Therapist gently pulls on client’s knee and uses his_____ as a tool to work her tight hip external rotator muscles

By _______the leg and hip back and forth, the hip external rotator muscles begin to relax

Therapist places his right forearm across the hip external rotators at the ________ and his left hand braces at client’s ribcage

Therapist’s elbow and hand create a counterforce and client is asked to begin performing slow ______ as an enhancer

Therapist assesses up and down the hip _________ looking for restrictions

Therapist brings client’s left knee into ____ and _____ his left arm around her ankle

Therapist places is soft forearm (elbow) just lateral to the _____so he can palpate the deep hip external rotators

To add a bit of hip________, therapist’s left arm can lift client’s hip while his right elbow massages the hip external rotators