1
Q
What type of technique to FPR?
A
Indirect myofascial release
2
Q
What are the basic steps of FPR?
A
1) Straighten AP curvature
2) Apply compression
3) Shorten muscle by placing into position of ease
3
Q
How long must the position be held?
A
3-4 secs
4
Q
What can FPR be used to treat?
A
Superficial mm, deep intervertebral mm to influence vertebral motion
5
Q
Purpose of straightening AP curvature?
A
Decrease kyphosis (thoracic spine) or lordosis (cervical or lumbar spine)
6
Q
Where must the head be when treating cervical spine?
A
Off the table
Savarese
flashcards
Decks in class (32)
# Cards
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Chapter 1 The Basics23
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Chapter 2 Cervical Spine39
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Chapter 3 Thorax and Ribcage45
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Chapter 4 Lumbar Spine47
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Chapter 5 Scoliosis and Short Leg Syndrome38
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Chapter 6 Sacrum and Innominate Anatomy32
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Chapter 7 Shoulder48
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Chapter 7 Elbow, Wrist, Hand22
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Chapter 8 Lower Extremity Anatomy38
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Chapter 8 Lower Extremity Somatic Dysfunctions9
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Chapter 8 Ankle and Foot21
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Chapter 9 Cranial Intro20
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Chapter 9 Somatic Dysfunctions17
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Chapter 9 Cranial Treatment12
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Chapter 10 PNS10
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Chapter 10 SNS28
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Chapter 11 Chapman's Points and Trigger Points27
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Chapter 12 MFR11
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Chapter 10 SNS Treatment Techniques13
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Chapter 10 PNS Treatment10
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Chapter 13 Lymphatics Anatomy29
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Chapter 14 Counterstrain46
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Chapter 14 FPR6
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Chapter 15 ME Basics15
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Chapter 15 ME Techniques31
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Chapter 16 HVLA Basics11
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Chapter 16 HVLA Techniques19
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Chapter 17 Articulatory Techniques15
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Chapter 18 Special Tests53
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Anterior Chapman's Points32
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Posterior Chapman's Points28
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Full deck795
