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[DOC File]Logan Class of December 2011 - Home
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while holding the most tender spot in the left upper trap. Soft tissue manipulation with a flat, double thumb contact working under the . left rib cage. Pts will be very rigid under the rib cage (especially on the left) Occlusion: Soft tissue manipulation under the left ribs (one thumb) with soft tissue manipulation on the left anterior humerus
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[DOC File]Logan Class of December 2011
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Children under 12 have greater mobility of their rib cage because secondary growth center in the superior aspect of the head of the rib does not fully develop until puberty; greater chest movement in children under 12. With J move adjustment we are trying to move superior and medial. T/S Extension: 20-25 degrees
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[DOC File]Achondroplasia of Pelvis
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Hypoplastic Rib. Under developed. Intrathoracic Rib. Coming off vertebral body but not wrapping around thoracic cage. Actually goes through lung field. Patient usually does not present with any signs or symptoms. Fused Rib. 2 rib heads articulating together conjoined rib head. Might have problems with chest expansion in that area. C7
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[DOC File]NAME
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name date. address city state zip. home phone work phone cell phone. email address date of birth age. male ( female ( gender: occupation spouse’s name
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[DOC File]Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured ...
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i. Lies in the left upper quadrant (a) Behind the stomach and under the diaphragm (b) Partially protected by the left lower rib cage . ii. Shaped like a catcher’s mitt (a) 5” long, 3” wide and 1.5” thick (b) Average weight is 6 oz. iii. Functions include filtering and storing blood (a) Malformed, old, or damaged red blood cells are ...
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[DOC File]Thorax Abdomen
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Apply passive stress on the rib cage and sternum to check for fractures/separations. Anterior/Posterior Chest Compression Test (standing, sitting, supine, sidelying) Lateral Chest Compression Test (standing, sitting, supine, sidelying) Valsalva Maneuver - provoke pain increase or mass protrusion. Peritoneal irritation tests. Iliopsoas test ...
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[DOC File]1
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Kidney – along the twelfth rib. Ureter – just under kidney. 3. What are the four quadrants of the abdomen and their anatomical correlates? (Bates 356) The abdomen divides into four quadrants by imaginary lines crossing at the umbilicus: Right upper, Right lower, Left upper, Left lower: 4.
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[DOC File]Introduction to the Respiratory System
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Left and right lungs. Are in left and right pleural cavities. The base. Inferior portion of each lung rests on superior surface of diaphragm. Lobes of the lungs . Lungs have lobes separated by deep fissures . The right lung has three lobes . Superior, middle, and inferior. Separated by horizontal and oblique fissures. The left lung has two lobes
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[DOCX File]Objectives - The Manual Therapy Institute
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With your left hand reach over and around the patient to support and press forward the lower rib cage. With your right hand below the left costal margin, press in toward the spleen. Begin palpation low enough to be sure you’re below a possibly enlarged spleen. Ask the patient to …
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[DOC File]M29-1, Part 5, C
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Non-cardiac pain is due to a variety of causes, including anxiety, neuralgia, trauma to the rib cage, pleurisy and pulmonary infections. The pain is often sharp, fleeting, located in atypical areas and may be aggravated by cough, respiration or motion. Non-cardiac pain may be disregarded unless the cause is determined to be ratable.
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Under left rib cage spasm