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Which unilateral sacral dysfunction is associated with pain when sitting and difficulty bending forward?
Which unilateral sacral dysfunction is associated with pain when sitting and difficulty bending forward?
- Left Sacrum Flexed (LSF) (correct)
- Right Sacrum Extended (RSE)
- Sacral Torsions
- None of the above
What is a common symptom associated with sacral torsions?
What is a common symptom associated with sacral torsions?
- Knee Pain
- Low Back Pain (LBP) (correct)
- Headache
- Shoulder Pain
Which sacral dysfunction involves the right sacrum being held extended about the Mid Transverse Axis (MTA)?
Which sacral dysfunction involves the right sacrum being held extended about the Mid Transverse Axis (MTA)?
- Left Sacrum Flexed (LSF)
- Right Sacrum Extended (RSE) (correct)
- Sacral Torsions
- None of the above
What soft tissue is involved in sacral torsions causing tension on sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments?
What soft tissue is involved in sacral torsions causing tension on sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments?
Which sacral dysfunction is characterized by a positive Seated Forward Bending Test on the left side?
Which sacral dysfunction is characterized by a positive Seated Forward Bending Test on the left side?
What is a symptom commonly associated with extended sacrum dysfunction?
What is a symptom commonly associated with extended sacrum dysfunction?
What motion should be encouraged during inhalation when treating Bilateral Sacral Extension?
What motion should be encouraged during inhalation when treating Bilateral Sacral Extension?
What accompanies exhalation in terms of sacral motion?
What accompanies exhalation in terms of sacral motion?
When treating Bilateral Sacral Extension, what should be the position of the patient?
When treating Bilateral Sacral Extension, what should be the position of the patient?
In the treatment of Bilateral Sacral Extension, where should the force be applied during exhalation?
In the treatment of Bilateral Sacral Extension, where should the force be applied during exhalation?
What does the first letter in the L/RST notation indicate?
What does the first letter in the L/RST notation indicate?
What is a positive finding in the backward bending test and spring test for Bilateral Sacral Extension?
What is a positive finding in the backward bending test and spring test for Bilateral Sacral Extension?
Which test shows improvement in a backward torsion involving L5 sidebent right and rotated right?
Which test shows improvement in a backward torsion involving L5 sidebent right and rotated right?
In the treatment sequence for the pelvis (LIPLSIP), what does 'I' stand for?
In the treatment sequence for the pelvis (LIPLSIP), what does 'I' stand for?
What does a left piriformis cause in relation to the oblique axis in sacral torsions?
What does a left piriformis cause in relation to the oblique axis in sacral torsions?
What is a characteristic feature of bilateral sacral flexion in terms of sacral sulci?
What is a characteristic feature of bilateral sacral flexion in terms of sacral sulci?
In a right sacral sulcus deep (sacrum rotated left), what is the characteristic mechanics of L5?
In a right sacral sulcus deep (sacrum rotated left), what is the characteristic mechanics of L5?
What is the recommended treatment for extended torsion with L/RST notation?
What is the recommended treatment for extended torsion with L/RST notation?
What is the primary autonomic nerve supply to the pelvic organs?
What is the primary autonomic nerve supply to the pelvic organs?
Which ligaments are stretched with flexion of the sacrum and increased lordosis?
Which ligaments are stretched with flexion of the sacrum and increased lordosis?
What is the primary muscle that, when hypertonic, can cause sciatica?
What is the primary muscle that, when hypertonic, can cause sciatica?
Which ligaments restrain anterior movement (flexion) of the sacrum?
Which ligaments restrain anterior movement (flexion) of the sacrum?
What muscles provide stability to the sacrum?
What muscles provide stability to the sacrum?
What is a common clinical issue associated with somatic dysfunction of the sacrum?
What is a common clinical issue associated with somatic dysfunction of the sacrum?
Which axis is associated with craniosacral flexion/extension and respiration?
Which axis is associated with craniosacral flexion/extension and respiration?
Which motion is described as the posterior movement of the sacral base around a transverse axis in relation to the ilia?
Which motion is described as the posterior movement of the sacral base around a transverse axis in relation to the ilia?
What test checks the ability of the sacrum to flex by having the patient bend backward?
What test checks the ability of the sacrum to flex by having the patient bend backward?
Which axis is associated with lower extremity and innominate motion?
Which axis is associated with lower extremity and innominate motion?
In the Seated Flexion Test, which PSIS indicates the dysfunctional side when it 'rides up' as the patient bends forward?
In the Seated Flexion Test, which PSIS indicates the dysfunctional side when it 'rides up' as the patient bends forward?
For sacral extension, what is prevented according to the text?
For sacral extension, what is prevented according to the text?
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