The Lumbar Spine Series 1 Volume 1
The Lumbar Spine double DVD is a detailed, fundamental guide to examination and treatment of the neuromusculoskeletal system and the structures involved in this anatomical area. This interactive DVD follows a clear pattern initially looking at the anatomy of the area, followed by detailed sections on observations, the most commonly used examination techniques, screening other structures, treatment progressions and exercise therapy. The emphasis of this DVD is on developing the viewer’s manual skills and to provide a reference of all the commonly used examination and treatment techniques.
The DVD also includes detailed case studies to assist the development of clinical reasoning skills, expert ‘Top Tips’ study notes and detailed radiology of the Lumbar Spine. The content has been developed using an international Consensus Development System© and contains input from senior lecturers from over 20 international recognized universities from Europe and North America.
This double DVD contains over 8 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify and assess clinical problems in this area, whether student or clinician. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
Menu System
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Examination
2.1 Observation
2.2 Active Movements
2.3 Palpation
2.3.1 Palpation and Surface Anatomy
2.3.2 Passive Physiological Intervertebral Movement
2.3.3 Passive Accessory Intervertebral Movement
2.4 Joint Screening – Clearing Other Joints
2.5 Neurological Tests
2.5.1 Tests of Conduction
2.5.2 Tests of Mobility and Sensitivity
2.6 The Muscular System
2.6.1 Examination of Muscle Length
2.6.2 Muscle Strength Tests
2.6.3 Lumbo-Pelvic Muscle Stability Evaluation
3.0 Treatment Techniques Introduction
3.1 Joint Techniques
3.1.1 Treatment Using Passive Accessory Intervertebral Movement
3.1.2 Treatment Using Passive Physiological Intervertebral Movement
3.1.3 Lumbar Manual Traction
3.2 Treatment of Neural Tissue
3.3 Lumbar Mobility Exercises
3.4 Lumbo-Pelvic Muscle Stability
3.4.1 Introduction
3.4.2 Recruitment of Transversus Abdominus
3.4.3 Progression to Limb Loading
3.4.4 Progression to Crook Lying
3.4.5 Progression to Bridging
3.4.6 Gluteus Medius
3.4.7 Gluteus Maximus
3.4.8 Summary
3.5 Muscle Lengthening Exercises
4.0 Case Studies
4.1 Unilateral Low Back Pain
4.1.1 Introduction and Subjective Findings
4.1.2 Physical Examination
4.1.3 Analysis of Examination Findings
4.1.4 Treatment
4.2 Bilateral Low Back and Thigh Pain
4.2.1 Introduction and Subjective Findings
4.2.2 Analysis of Subjective Findings
4.2.3 Physical Examination – Part One
4.2.4 Physical Examination – Part Two
4.2.5 Analysis of Examination Findings
4.2.6 Treatment
5.0 Top Tips
5.1 Palpation of T11/12
5.2 Detecting the beginning and end of segmental flexion
5.3 Pisiform technique for central PA mobilisation
5.4 Lumbosacral shear test
5.5 Babinski Test
5.6 How to localise physiological rotation to a specific segment
5.7 Dermatomal Assessment
5.8 Progression of unilateral PA mobilisation
5.9 Desensitising neural tissue
5.10 Combining stability training and lengthening for Hamstrings
5.11 Recognising features of Spinal Stenosis
6.0 Extras
6.1 Radiology of the Lumbar Spine
7.0 Website Link
The Pelvis and Hip Series 1 Volume 2
The Pelvis and Hip double DVD is a detailed, fundamental guide to examination and treatment of the neuromusculoskeletal system and the structures involved in this anatomical area. This interactive DVD follows a clear pattern initially looking at the anatomy of the area, followed by detailed sections on observations, the most commonly used examination techniques, screening other structures, treatment progressions and exercise therapy. The emphasis of this DVD is on developing the viewer’s manual skills and to provide a reference of all the commonly used examination and treatment techniques.
The DVD also includes detailed case studies to assist the development of clinical reasoning skills, expert ‘Top Tips’ study notes and detailed radiology of the Pelvis and Hip. The content has been developed using an international Consensus Development System© and contains input from senior lecturers from over 20 international recognized universities from Europe and North America.
This double DVD contains over 8 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify and assess clinical problems in this area, whether student or clinician. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
1.0 Introduction to Pelvis and Hip
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Surface Anatomy
1.3 Overpressure
2.0 Examination of the Pelvic Girdle
2.1 Observation
2.1.1 Posture
2.1.2 Pelvic Landmarks Standing
2.1.3 Pelvic Landmarks Supine
2.2 Joint Clearing Tests
2.2.1 Lumbar Spine
2.2.2 Hip
2.3 Pain Provocation Tests
2.4 Assessment of Intra-Pelvic Motion
2.4.1 Active Movement Testing
2.4.2 Accessory Movement Testing
2.4.3 Physiological Movement Testing
2.5 Palpation
2.6 Neurological Assessment
2.7 Muscle System Testing
2.7.1 Active Straight Leg Raise
2.7.2 Muscle Length
2.7.3 Muscle Strength
2.7.4 Lumbo-Pelvic Muscle Stability Evaluation
2.8 Summary: Examination of Pelvis
3.0 Treatment Techniques – Pelvic Girdle Play All
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Joint Treatment
3.2.1 Anterior Rotation of the Innominate
3.2.2 Posterior Rotation of the Innominate
3.2.3 Postero-Anterior Mobilisation of the Sacral Base
3.2.4 Postero-Anterior Mobilisation of the Sacral Apex
3.2.5 Manual Traction
3.2.6 Passive Sacro-Iliac Joint Glides
3.3 Muscle Energy Techniques
3.3.1 Introduction
3.3.2 To Restore Anterior Rotation of the Innominate
3.3.3 To Restore Posterior Rotation of the Innominate
3.4 Lumbo-Pelvic Muscle Stability
3.4.1 Introduction
3.4.2 Recruitment of Transversus Abdominus
3.4.3 Progression to Limb Loading
3.4.4 Progression to Crook Lying
3.4.5 Progression to Bridging
3.4.6 Gluteus Medius
3.4.7 Gluteus Maximus
3.4.8 Summary
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Observation
4.3 Joint Clearing Tests
4.3.1 Lumbar Spine and Hip Differential Procedures
4.3.2 Pelvis Clearing Tests
4.3.3 Knee Clearing Tests
4.4 Leg Length Tests
4.5 Movement Testing
4.5.1 Physiological Movements
4.5.2 Accessory Movements
4.5.3 Functional Movement Tests
4.6 Palpation
4.7 Muscle Testing
4.7.1 Muscle Strength Tests
4.7.2 Muscle Length tests - refer to section 2.7.2
5.0 Hip Treatment Techniques
5.1 Joint Treatment
5.1.1 Physiological Movements
5.1.2 Accessory Movements
5.1.3 Combined Accessory and Physiological Movements
5.2 Muscle Treatment
5.2.1 Hold-Relax Stretching
5.2.2 Stretching Exercises
6.0 Case Study – Pelvic Girdle
6.1 Introduction and Summary of Subjective Examination
6.2 Analysis of the Subjective Examination
6.3 Planning the Physical Examination
6.4 Physical Examination
6.4.1 Physical Examination – Part One
6.4.2 Physical Examination – Part Two
6.4.3 Physical Examination – Part Three
6.4.4 Physical Examination – Part Four
6.5 Analysis of Examination Findings
6.6 Treatment Planning
7.0 Top Tips
7.1 Define Nutation and Counter-Nutation
7.2 Biomechanics of SI joint movement
7.3 Minimise bias in landmark observation
7.4 Improve continuity in landmark observation
7.5 Apparent leg length difference and sacroiliac rotation
7.6 Improve lumbar extension testing
7.7 Evaluate active SI rotation
7.8 Evaluate postero-anterior innominate translation
7.9 What is Baer’s Point?
7.10 Palpate ilio-lumbar ligament
7.11 ITB testing
7.12 Three broad aims of examination: Pelvic Girdle
7.13
Mobilisation grades
7.14
Explain short and long lever mobilisation
7.15 Differential lumbar and hip tests
7.16 Hip quadrant testing
7.17 Combined accessory and physiological movements
7.18 Hold-relax stretching
7.19 Hip external rotator stretch
7.20 Active straight leg raise evaluation
8.0 Extras
8.1 Radiology of the Pelvis
8.2 Radiology of the Hip
9.0 Website Link
The Cervical and Thoracic Spine Series 1 Volume 3
The Cervical and Thoracic Spine double DVD is a detailed, fundamental guide to examination and treatment of the neuromusculoskeletal system and the structures involved in this anatomical area. This interactive DVD follows a clear pattern initially looking at the anatomy of the area, followed by detailed sections on observations, the most commonly used examination techniques, screening other structures, treatment progressions and exercise therapy. The emphasis of this DVD is on developing the viewer’s manual skills and to provide a reference of all the commonly used examination and treatment techniques.
The DVD also includes detailed case studies to assist the development of clinical reasoning skills, expert ‘Top Tips’ study notes and detailed radiology of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine. The content has been developed using an international Consensus Development System© and contains input from senior lecturers from over 20 international recognized universities from Europe and North America.
This double DVD contains over 8 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify and assess clinical problems in this area, whether student or clinician. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
Menu System
The Cervical and Thoracic Spine
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Observation of Posture
2.1 Introduction to Posture Examination
2.2 Observation – Posterior
2.3 Observation – Saggital
2.4 Observation – Anterior
3.0 Screening Other Joints
3.1 Shoulder
3.2 Lumbar
3.3 Elbow
3.4 Wrist
4.0 Surface Anatomy and Palpation
4.1 Cervical Spine Prone
4.2 Cervical Spine Supine
4.3 Thoracic Spine
5.0 Motion Assessment
5.1 Active Movement
5.1.1 Introduction and Overpressure
5.1.2 Cervical Spine – General
5.1.3 Cervical Spine – Specific
5.1.4 Thoracic Spine – General
5.1.5 Thoracic Spine – Specific
5.1.6 Ribs
5.2 PPIVM Cervical Spine
5.2.1 Introduction
5.2.2 Mid and Lower Cervical Spine
5.2.3 Upper Cervical Spine
5.3 PPIVM Thoracic Spine
5.3.1 Introduction
5.3.2 Mid and Lower Thoracic Spine
5.3.3 Upper Thoracic Spine
5.4 PAIVM Cervical Spine
5.4.1 Central Postero-Anterior Movement
5.4.2 Unilateral Postero-Anterior Movement
5.4.3 Transverse Movement
5.4.4 Antero-Posterior Movements
5.5 PAIVM Thoracic Spine
5.5.1 Central Postero-Anterior Movements
5.5.2 Unilateral Postero-Anterior Movements
5.5.3 Transverse Movements
5.6 Accessory Motion of the Ribs
6.0 Neurological Examination
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Neurological Conduction
6.2.1 Myotomes
6.2.2 Sensation
6.2.3 Reflex Testing
6.3 Neural Tissue Provocation Tests
6.3.1 Median Nerve Elongation Tests
6.3.2 Ulnar Nerve Elongation Tests
6.3.3 Radial Nerve Elongation Tests
6.3.4 Nerve Palpation
6.3.5 Thoracic Neural Tissue Provocation
7.0 Cervical Vascular Insufficiency
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Testing
8.0 Instability Tests
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Tectorial Membrane
8.3 Transverse Ligament of the Dens
8.4 Alar Ligaments
9.0 Muscle Assessment
9.1 Cervical Isometric Strength
9.2 Thoracic Isometric Strength
9.3 Muscle Length Tests
10.0 Manual Therapy Joint Techniques – Cervical Spine
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Central Postero-Anterior Mobilisation
10.3 Unilateral Postero-Anterior Mobilisation
10.4 PPIVM Rotation Mobilisation
10.5 Unilateral Antero-Posterior Mobilisation
10.6 Lateral Glide Mobilisation
10.7 PPIVM Side Flexion Mobilisation
10.8 Manual Traction
10.9 Transverse Glide Mobilisation
10.10 Treatment Progression: Unilateral PA Mobilisations
10.11 Postero-Anterior Mobilisation in Sitting
10.12 PPIVM Mobilisations in Sitting
11.0 Manual Therapy Joint Techniques – Thoracic Spine
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Central Postero-Anterior Mobilisation
11.3 Unilateral Postero-Anterior Mobilisations
11.4 Passive Physiological Mobilisation
11.5 Rib Joint Mobilisations
12.0 Manual Therapy – Neural Mobilisation
13.0 Exercise Therapy
14.0 Case Study: Cervicogenic Forearm and Thumb Pain
14.1 Introduction and Subjective Findings
14.2 Analysis of Subjective Findings
14.3 Physical Examination Part One
14.4 Physical Examination Part Two
14.5 Physical Examination Part Three
14.6 Analysis of Findings
14.7 Treatment Part One
14.8 Treatment Part Two
15.0 Top Tips
15.1 Useful Spinal landmarks
15.2 Differentiating postural and structural scoliosis
15.3 Identifying lower cervical spine vertebral levels
15.4 Assessment of rotation at C1/2
15.5 How to assess accessory motion of the first rib
15. 6 Alternative methods to assess central PA in the Thoracic Spine
15.7 Interpretation of Myotome assessment
15.8 Test for C3/4 reflex
15.9 Techniques to improve rib mobility
15.10 Alternative Methods of applying cervical side flexion mobilisation
15.11 How to incorporate neural mobilisation into exercise therapy
16.0 Extras
16.1 Radiology of Cervical and Thoracic Region
17.0 Website Link
The Shoulder Series 1 Volume 4
The Shoulder double DVD is a detailed, fundamental guide to examination and treatment of the neuromusculoskeletal system and the structures involved in this anatomical area. This interactive DVD follows a clear pattern initially looking at the anatomy of the area, followed by detailed sections on observations, the most commonly used examination techniques, screening other structures, treatment progressions and exercise therapy. The emphasis of this DVD is on developing the viewer’s manual skills and to provide a reference of all the commonly used examination and treatment techniques.
The DVD also includes detailed case studies to assist the development of clinical reasoning skills, expert ‘Top Tips’ study notes and detailed radiology of the Shoulder. The content has been developed using an international Consensus Development System© and contains input from senior lecturers from over 20 international recognized universities from Europe and North America.
This double DVD contains over 8 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify and assess clinical problems in this area, whether student or clinician. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
Menu System
The Shoulder
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Introduction to the Shoulder Region
2.0 Examination
2.1 Observation and Surface Anatomy
2.2 Clearing Other Joints
2.3 Assessment of Movement
2.3.1 Active Movements of the Shoulder Complex
2.3.2 Overpressure
2.3.3 Active Movements of the Shoulder Girdle
2.3.4 Passive Movement of the Shoulder Complex
2.3.5 Passive Movement of the Shoulder Girdle
2.4 Muscle Strength Testing
2.4.1 Glenohumeral Isometric Strength Tests
2.4.2 Isometric Strength Tests of the Shoulder Girdle
2.5 Rotator Cuff Tests
2.6 Scapular Stability
2.7 Muscle Length Tests
2.8 Special Tests
2.8.1 Impingement Tests
2.8.2 Instability Tests
2.8.3 Thoracic Outlet Tests
2.8.4 Tendon Tests
2.8.5 Proprioception
2.9 Accessory Movements
2.9.1 Introduction
2.9.2 Sternoclavicular Joint
2.9.3 Acromioclavicular Joint
2.9.4 Glenohumeral Joint
2.10 Palpation
3.0 Treatment
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Passive Accessory Movement Mobilisation
3.3 Passive Physiological Movement Mobilisation
3.4 Combined Accessory and Physiological Movement Mobilisation
3.5 Muscular Stability of the Shoulder
3.5.1 Scapular Region
3.5.2 Glenohumeral Region
3.5.3 Rotator Cuff Strengthening
3.6 Exercise Therapy
3.6.1 Introduction
3.6.2 Shoulder Flexion
3.6.3 Shoulder Abduction
3.6.4 Shoulder Lateral Rotation
3.6.5 Shoulder Medial Rotation
3.6.6 Shoulder Horizontal Flexion
4.0 Case Study: Anterolateral Shoulder Pain
4.1 Introduction and Subject Findings
4.2 Selected Physical Examination Findings
4.3 Analysis of Findings – Clinical Impression
4.4 Treatment
5.0 Top Tips
5.1 Detect Anterior Tilt of Scapula
5.2 Assess Humeral Head Position
5.3 Define Piano Key Sign
5.4 Explain Scapulohumeral Rhythm
5.5 Painful Arc – Flexion
5.6 Using Overpressure
5.7 Assess Passive Scapular Rotation
5.8 Supraspinatus ‘Empty Can’ Test
5.9 Rotator Cuff ‘Drop Arm’ Test
5.10 Differentiate AC Joint and Bicepital Tendon: ‘Scarf Test’
5.11 Explain Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
5.12 Palpate the Tendon of Supraspinatus
5.13 Demonstrate Glenohumeral AP Glide Assessment
5.14 Demonstrate AC Joint AP Glide Treatment
5.15 Demonstrate Correction of Scapular Anterior Tilt
5.16 Assess Painful Arc with Manual Repositioning
6.0 Extras
6.1 Radiology of the Shoulder
7.0 Website Link
The Knee, Ankle and Foot Series 1 Volume 5
The Knee, Ankle and Foot double DVD is a detailed, fundamental guide to examination and treatment of the neuromusculoskeletal system and the structures involved in this anatomical area. This interactive DVD follows a clear pattern initially looking at the anatomy of the area, followed by detailed sections on observations, the most commonly used examination techniques, screening other structures, treatment progressions and exercise therapy. The emphasis of this DVD is on developing the viewer’s manual skills and to provide a reference of all the commonly used examination and treatment techniques.
The DVD also includes detailed case studies to assist the development of clinical reasoning skills, expert ‘Top Tips’ study notes and detailed radiology of the Knee, Ankle and Foot. The content has been developed using an international Consensus Development System© and contains input from senior lecturers from over 20 international recognized universities from Europe and North America.
This double DVD contains over 8 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify and assess clinical problems in this area, whether student or clinician. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
Menu System
The Knee, Ankle and Foot
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Surface Anatomy
2.0 Examination of the Knee, Ankle and Foot
2.1 Observation
2.2 Screening Other Joints
2.2.1 Lumbar spine
2.2.2 Sacroiliac joint
2.2.3 Hip
2.2.4 Knee
2.2.5 Ankle
2.3 Functional Tests
2.4 Overpressure
3.0 Knee Examination
3.1 Movement Testing
3.2 Muscle Length Tests
3.3 Special Tests
3.3.1 Ligament Tests
3.3.2 Meniscal Tests
3.3.3 Patellar Apprehension Test
3.4 Accessory Movements
3.4.1 Tibiofemoral Joint
3.4.2 Patellofemoral Joint
3.4.3 Superior Tibiofibular Joint
3.5 Patellofemoral Orientation
3.6 Palpation
4.0 Knee Treatment
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Tibiofemoral Accessory Mobilisation
4.3 Patellofemoral Mobilisation
4.4 Passive Physiological Movements
4.5 Accessory and Physiological Movements Combined
4.6 Traction Techniques
4.7 Exercise
5.0 Ankle and Foot Examination
5.1 Movement Testing
5.1.1 Ankle and Foot
5.1.2 Toes
5.2 Special Tests
5.3 Accessory Movements
5.3.1 Inferior Tibiofibular Joint
5.3.2 Talocrural Joint
5.3.3 Subtalar Joint
5.3.4 Joints of the Foot
5.3.5 Kaltenborn 10 Point Test
5.4 Palpation
6.0 Ankle and Foot Treatment
6.1 Accessory Movements
6.1.1 Introduction
6.1.2 Antero-Posterior Glide to the Talus
6.1.3 Antero-Postero Glide to the Talus with Physiological Dorsiflexion
6.1.4 Outcome Measure
6.1.5 Medial Glide to the Sub-Talar Joint
6.2 Passive Physiological Movements
6.3 Accessory and Physiological Movements Combined
6.4 Exercise
7.0 Case Study
7.1 Ankle Complex Hypomobility
7.1.1 Subjective Examination Findings
7.1.2 Planning Physical Examination
7.1.3 Physical Examination
7.1.4 Analysis of Findings
7.1.5 Treatment
8.0 Top Tips
8.1 Where can the menisci be palpated?
8.2 How do I screen the Hip Joint?
8.3 How do I test the Anterior Cruciate Ligament?
8.4 How can medial/lateral hamstring pathology be differentiated?
8.5 Differentiate between meniscal and collateral ligament pathology
8.6 What is the normal glide orientation of the patella?
8.7 How do I use physiotherapy belts to produce knee traction?
8.8 How do I test the anterior talo-fibular ligament (ATFL) complex?
8.9 How do I test for a rupture of the Achilles Tendon?
8.10 How do I palpate the anterior joint line of the ankle?
8.11 How do I differentiate between Gastrocnemius and Soleus stretches?
8.12 What is the law of concavity and convexity?
8.13 Which accessory movement occurs during ankle dorsiflexion?
8.14 Which accessory movement occurs during knee flexion?
8.15 What is the role of ankle dorsiflexion during gait?
9.0 Extras
9.1 Radiology of the Knee, Ankle and Foot
10.0 Website Link
The Elbow, Wrist and Hand Series 1 Volume 6
The Elbow, Wrist and Hand double DVD is a detailed, fundamental guide to examination and treatment of the neuromusculoskeletal system and the structures involved in this anatomical area. This interactive DVD follows a clear pattern initially looking at the anatomy of the area, followed by detailed sections on observations, the most commonly used examination techniques, screening other structures, treatment progressions and exercise therapy. The emphasis of this DVD is on developing the viewer’s manual skills and to provide a reference of all the commonly used examination and treatment techniques.
The DVD also includes detailed case studies to assist the development of clinical reasoning skills, expert ‘Top Tips’ study notes and detailed radiology of the Elbow, Wrist and Hand. The content has been developed using an international Consensus Development System© and contains input from senior lecturers from over 20 international recognized universities from Europe and North America.
This double DVD contains over 8 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify and assess clinical problems in this area, whether student or clinician. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
Menu System
The Elbow, Wrist and Hand
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Surface Anatomy
2.0 Examination of the Elbow, Wrist and Hand
2.1 Observation
2.2 Screening Other Joints
2.2.1 Cervicothoracic Region
2.2.2 Shoulder
2.2.3 Elbow
2.2.4 Wrist
2.3 Overpressure
3.0 Elbow Examination
3.1 Movement Testing
3.2 Special Tests
3.2.1 Ligament and Joint Tests
3.2.2 Lateral Epicondyle Tendinosis Tests
3.2.3 Medial Epicondyle Tendinosis Tests
3.2.4 Nerve Tests
3.3 Accessory Movements
3.3.1 Humeroulnar Joint
3.3.2 Superior Radioulnar Joint
3.3.3 Radiohumeral Joint
3.4 Palpation
4.0 Elbow Treatment
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Passive Physiological Movements
4.3 Accessory Movements
4.4 Accessory and Physiological Movements Combined
4.5 Hold-Relax Techniques
4.6 Exercise
5.0 Wrist and Hand Examination
5.1 Movement Testing
5.2 Special Tests
5.2.1 Wrist Complex
5.2.2 Carpal Bones
5.2.3 Hand
5.3 Accessory Movements
5.3.1 Wrist
5.3.2 Hand
5.3.3 Kaltenborn 10 point test
5.4 Palpation
6.0 Wrist and Hand Treatment
6.1 Passive Physiological Movements
6.2 Accessory Movements
6.3 Rehabilitation
6.3.1 Exercise
6.3.2 Soft-Tissue Massage
6.3.3 Hold-Relax Techniques
7.0 Case Study – Lateral Elbow Pain
7.1 Summary of Subjective Examination Findings
7.2 Physical Examination
7.3 Analysis of Examination Findings
7.4 Treatment
8.0 Top Tips
8.1 How do I screen the shoulder joint?
8.2 How do I test the medial collateral ligament complex of the elbow?
8.3 How do I test for posterolateral rotatory instability of the elbow?
8.4 How do I test for medial epicondyle tendinosis?
8.5 Which muscle is most commonly implicated in lateral epicondyle tendinosis?
8.6 Which structure is implicated by the pronator compression test?
8.7 How do I perform longitudinal glide to the elbow joint?
8.8 How do I stretch the muscles attaching to the lateral epicondyle?
8.9 How do I test the distal radioulnar joint?
8.10 How do I test for scapholunate instability?
8.11 How do I test for triquetrohamate instability?
8.12 How do I test for de Quervain’s tenosynovitis?
8.13 How do I test for carpal tunnel syndrome?
8.14 How do I differentiate between FDP and FDS dysfunction?
8.15 How do I evaluate wrist antero-posterior accessory glides?
8.16 How do I evaluate MCP accessory postero-anterior glide?
8.17 What accessory movement occurs during wrist flexion?
8.18 What are tendon gliding exercises?
9.0 Extras
9.1 Radiology of the Elbow, Wrist and Hand
10.0 Website Link
Series 2, Sports Taping was developed in association
with Physios in Sport (ACPSM) in the
UK and is a detailed guide
to sports taping and strapping techniques. This interactive DVDs follow a
clear pattern initially looking at the rationale, aims and precautions for
over 50 techniques together with detailed demonstrations and functional
tests.
This series contains 2 DVDs with over 5 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify, assess and treat problems in this area. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
Each module is accompanied by an online workbook which corresponds exactly with the content of the DVD. The workbook provides an introduction to each area, useful definition, lists activities that will enhance your learning and offers the opportunity to write and save notes. These completely interactive workbooks can be printed or completed online and offer a personalised diary that will reflect your learning experience.
Finally this module is also accompanied by an online examination that can help audit your progress and study. A certificate is printed upon passing this examination.
Volume 1: The Lower Limb
The Lower Limb DVD was developed in association with Physios in Sport (ACPSM) in the UK and is a detailed guide featuring the rationale, aims and precautions along with demonstrations and functional tests for this area.
This DVD contains over 2 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify, assess and treat problems in this area. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
The Lower Limb module is accompanied by an online workbook which corresponds exactly with the content of the DVD. The workbook provides an introduction to each area, useful definition, lists activities that will enhance your learning and offers the opportunity to write and save notes. These completely interactive workbooks can be printed or completed online and offer a personalised diary that will reflect your learning experience.
Finally this module is also accompanied by an online examination that can help audit your progress and study. A certificate is printed upon passing this examination.
Menu System
The Lower Limb
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.2 Principles and Precautions
1.3 Tape Materials
1.4 Preparation of Area
1.5 Tearing Tape
1.6 Tape Removal
1.7 Sport Kit
2.0 Glossary of Common Techniques
2.1 Figure 8/Spiral
2.2 Anchors
2.3 Stirrups
2.4 Compression Strips
2.5 Reinforcement Strips
2.6 Check Reins
2.7 Reins
2.8 Spica
2.9 Closing Strips
3.0 Ankle Joint
3.1 Acute Ankle Wrap
3.2 Open Basketweave
3.3 Field Wrap
3.4 Closed Basketweave
3.4.1 Heel Lock
3.4.2 Fanned Stirrups
3.4.3 V Lock
3.4.4 Elastic Adhesive Bandage
3.5 Inferior Tibiofibular Joint
3.6 Preventing End Feel Plantarflexion
3.7 Preventative Ankle Taping
3.8 Blisters
4.0 Knee Joint
4.1 Knee Joint Compression
4.2 Patellofemoral Pain
4.2.1 Patellofemoral Orientation
4.2.2 Patellofemoral Taping
4.3 Patellar Tendonopathy
4.4 Infrapatellar Fat Pad
4.5 Limiting Knee Extension
4.6 Instability of the Knee
4.7 Iliotibial Band Offload
4.8 Knee Functional Tests
5.0 Lower Leg/Thigh
5.1 Acute Contusion
5.2 Return to Sport Post Contusion
5.3 Achilles Tendonopathy
5.3.1 Variation for Peroneus Longus
5.3.2 Variation for Tibialis Posterior
5.3.3 Variation for Chronic Achilles Tendonopathy
6.0 Hip Joint/Groin
6.1 Hip Spica
6.1.1 Adductor Injuries
6.1.2 Hip Flexion Injuries
6.1.3 Insertional Hamstring Injuries
7.0 Foot and Toes
7.1 Low Dye- Plantar Fascia
7.2 Plantar Fasciitis Fan Technique
7.3 Metatarsal Pain
7.4 Great Toe Sprain
7.5 Buddy Strapping for Toes
7.6 Fat Pad/Heel Pain
Volume 2: The Upper Limb & Trunk
The Upper Limb and Trunk DVD was developed in
association with Physios in Sport (ACPSM) in the UK and is a detailed guide
featuring the rationale, aims and precautions of sports taping techniques
for these areas together with detailed demonstrations and functional tests.
This DVD contains over 2 hours of material, is filmed using Multi-Angle Vision© and comes with a complete interactive workbook and online examination system to provide the reader with the complete e-learning solution for their ongoing professional development.
The DVD is designed for use by anyone requiring to identify, assess and treat problems in this area. The DVD is also designed as a resource of ongoing professional development for all suitably qualified clinicians.
The Upper Limb and Trunk module is accompanied by an online workbook which corresponds exactly with the content of the DVD. The workbook provides an introduction to each area, useful definition, lists activities that will enhance your learning and offers the opportunity to write and save notes. These completely interactive workbooks can be printed or completed online and offer a personalised diary that will reflect your learning experience.
Finally this module is also accompanied by an online examination that can help audit your progress and study. A certificate is printed upon passing this examination.
Menu System
The Upper Limb and Trunk
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.2 Principles and Precautions
1.3 Tape Materials
1.4 Preparation of Area
1.5 Tearing Tape
1.6 Tape Removal
1.7 Sport Kit
2.0 Glossary of Common Techniques
2.1 Figure 8/Spiral
2.2 Anchors
2.3 Stirrups
2.4 Compression Strips
2.5 Reinforcement Strips
2.6 Check Reins
2.7 Reins
2.8 Spica
2.9 Closing Strips
3.0 Shoulder Joint
3.1 Glenohumeral Joint
3.1.1 GH Joint Instability
3.1.2 Variations
3.1.3 Allinghams Technique
3.1.4 Multidirectional Instability
3.2 Acromioclavicular Joint
3.2.1 Standard
3.2.2 Variations
3.3 Secondary Impingement
4.0 Elbow Joint
4.1 Elbow Hyperextension
4.2 Elbow Instability
4.3 Elbow Epicondylitis
5.0 Trunk
5.1 Rib Injury
5.2 Spinal Offload
6.0 Wrist Joint
6.1 Limiting Movement
6.2 Taping to Avoid Palm
7.0 Finger Joint
7.1 Limiting Movement
7.2 Acute Buddy Strapping
7.3 Alternative and Glove Strapping
7.4 Multiple Finger Strapping
8.0 Thumb Joint
8.1 Limiting Movement
8.2 Thumb Technique for Rugby
9.0 Outside Functional Tests
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