Counterstrain

Question 1

typical treatment position for anterior cervical tenderpoints

Answer 1

SARA

Question 2

AC7 location and treatment position

Answer 2

• about 2-3 cm lateral to the medial end of clavicle at the lateral attachment of the SCM
• F STRA

Question 3

Normal treatment position for Posterior cervicals

Answer 3

E SARA

Question 4

treatment for PC inion

Answer 4

marked flexion

Question 5

Anterior tenderpoints are associated with what rib dysfunction

Answer 5

depressed or exhalation

Question 6

Posterior tenderpoints are associated with what rib dysfunctions

Answer 6

elevated or inhalation

Question 7

Describe location of AL1-L5 tenderpoints

Answer 7

• L1: medial to ASIS
• L2 medial to AIIS
• L3 lateral to AIIS
• L4 inferior to AIIS
• L5 is on cm lateral to the pubic symphysis on superior ramus

Question 8

Treatment positions for AL1-L5 tenderpoints

Answer 8

• AL1 and AL5: hips flexed, SB towards and rotate away

- AL2-4: hips flexed, SB away and rotate towards

Question 9

position for Iliacus tender point

Answer 9

about 7 cm medial to ASIS

Question 10

counterstrain point for piriformis

Answer 10

• Patient prone with same side leg off table
• Hip and knee flexed
• Leg is externally rotated and abducted