Quiz #2 - Spine Mobilization Techniques

What is the main purpose of traction in the cervical spine?

How can you differentiate between rib and spine involvement during rib mobilization?

Why should you not put the traction belt on your back during hip traction?

What is the required position for a patient during general traction of the hip?

What part of your body should you use for generating movement during segmental traction of the lumbar spine?

What should you do if a patient's back is not parallel to the table during positional traction?

Where should your hands be placed during an anterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique?

What two hip positions should be achieved after a posterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique contraction?

For a posterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique, how long should the patient contract the muscle?

What are the four steps in the sequence to perform an upslip of the hip?

What two elements should the hip position have for an upslip technique?

During the upslip of the hip, what action is required from the patient and which muscle does this engage?

For the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique, what percentage of effort should be resisted with?

How many contractions should be conducted during the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique?

What is the recommended position for traction of the hip?

When performing an anterior glide of the femur, what is the direction of pressure applied?

What is the main focus of traction in the cervical spine when applied to improve mobility?

Why is it crucial to provide feedback from the patient during rib mobilization procedures?

In the context of general traction for the lumbar spine, what body mechanism is necessary for effective treatment?

How should a practitioner ensure optimal positioning of a patient before applying positional traction on the lumbar spine?

What are the techniques used during segmental traction of the lumbar spine?

What is the primary goal of muscle energy techniques used for mobilizing the pelvis?

During technical applications of anterior innominate rotation, what is the requisite duration for mobilization?

In a posterior innominate rotation technique, what are the two critical hip positions to achieve post-contraction?

How long should the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique be executed for?

What should be done immediately after performing the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique?

What position should the hip be brought into for traction without a belt?

What is the correct direction of pressure applied during a posterior glide of the hip?

During the technique for an upslip of the hip, how long should the traction be held?

What percentage of effort should be resisted during the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique?

In what position should the leg be for an anterior glide during the femur technique?

What muscle is activated when the patient is asked to pull their leg up during the upslip of the hip?

What should be the initial position of the hip for traction techniques without a belt?

What should be done immediately following the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique?

What direction is the pressure applied during an anterior glide of the femur?

In the muscle energy technique for the symphysis pubis, how many contractions are recommended?

During the upslip technique, what is the final action performed during the movement?

For the muscle energy technique addressing the symphysis pubis, what percentage of effort should the practitioner resist?

What is the formal name for what is commonly referred to as the shotgun maneuver?

What are the two positions the hip must achieve for an upslip technique?

What is the primary reason for stabilizing C2 during upper cervical spine traction?

In general traction, what is crucial about the cervical spine's angle?

During lumbar spine segmental traction, what key aspect should be prioritized for generating movement?

What is the primary indication that rib mobilization may be required in a patient?

During positional traction of the lumbar spine, what adjustment should be made if the patient's back isn't parallel to the table?

What duration and frequency should be maintained during an anterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique?

In lumbar traction, why is the positioning of the patient supine crucial?

What critical feedback mechanism is highlighted when performing rib mobilization?

What position should the hip be in for traction during an upslip technique?

During the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique, what is the advised method following the technique?

In the muscle energy technique for the symphysis pubis, how long should each resistance contraction last?

What is the percentage of effort the practitioner should resist when performing the symphysis pubis technique?

What direction is pressure applied during the posterior glide of the hip?

What is the effect of stabilizing C2 during upper cervical spine traction?

Why is constant feedback from the patient essential during rib mobilization?

In the anterior glide of the femur, what position should the leg be in?

What muscle is primarily activated when the patient pulls their leg up during the upslip technique?

In segmental traction of the lumbar spine, what role does body weight play?

What is the primary objective of positional traction in the lumbar region?

How should the hip be positioned for traction using a belt?

How does the posterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique aid in restoring pelvic alignment?

What should be taken into account when performing general traction of the hip?

Why is it important not to hyper mobilize your own back during hip traction?

What adjustments should be made if a patient's back is not parallel to the table during positional traction?

What is the appropriate angle of the cervical spine when performing general traction?

During segmental traction of the lumbar spine, it is advisable to use mostly arm strength to generate movement.

What position must the patient be in during general traction of the hip?

In an anterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique, the practitioner should place their hands on the ASIS and the __________.

Match the following techniques with their characteristics:

What is the patient positioning during a posterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique?

It is important to stabilize the facet joint during rib mobilization to differentiate between rib and spine involvement.

How long should each mobilization be maintained during an anterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique?

What is the recommended percentage of effort to resist during the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique?

The upslip technique for the hip requires the hip to be in a close-packed position.

How long should the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique be performed?

During the upslip of the hip, the patient is asked to __________ their leg up to activate the QL.

Match the techniques for the hip with their corresponding actions:

For the hip traction without a belt, the hip should be brought into 30 degrees flexion, 30 degrees abduction, and slight external rotation.

What should be performed immediately after conducting the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique?

What is the ideal positioning of the neck during general traction of the cervical spine?

During rib mobilization, spinal pathologies are more painful when the facet joint is stabilized.

What must the patient positioning always be during general traction of the hip?

For segmental traction of the lumbar spine, you should use your ______ to generate movement.

Match the following techniques with their descriptions:

During the hip upslip technique, what is the correct position to place the hip into?

In an anterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique, where should your hands be placed?

Anterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique should include a mobilization time of 5-10 seconds.

For the symphysis pubis muscle energy technique, the practitioner should resist with 50% effort.

What is the two hip positions to achieve after a contraction during a posterior innominate rotation muscle energy technique?

During the upslip of the hip, when performing the traction, the practitioner should ask the patient to ________ their leg up.

Match the following hip techniques with their corresponding properties:

The patient should contract the muscle for 20 seconds during a posterior innominate rotation technique.

What position should the hip be in for traction performed with no belt?