Term 1, week 6, 19-23 Oct
Clinic:
- Wednesday tutorial: neurological exam -- motor
- Friday tutorial: pharmacology
POS/Applied Technique:
SF/NMS:
SF/Developmental Biology:
OP/OED:
SF/Neurology:
- No neurology in week 6. (Is the tutorial still on Wednesday?)
OCCS:
- HVT. The theory behind the thrust! Among his major points, the guest lecturer (David Evans) suggested that (a) thrusts are within the physiological threshold; (b) impulse should be at a right angle to the plane of the facet to cause gapping and hence cavitation; (c) bilateral cavitation of single segments in the T-spine is probably illusory when using a supine thrust; (d) the vast majority of zygoapophyseal joints have fat pads that communicate with the space outside the capsule, encroach between the joint surfaces, and are a prime candidate for nociceptive feedback.
POS/Technique:
- Chin-hold supine C-spine thrust, typically used with side-bending as the primary lever, although rotation can also be used as the primary lever too.
- Figure-of-8 C-spine articulation, finding tension points.
SF/Orthopaedics and Rheumatology:
- Connective tissue disorders.
OP/Pathophysiology:
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