Ilium Push & Pull

Ilium side posture push rules:

1) Involved side is always up

2) ASIN is only done as a push

Ilium side posture pull rules:

1) Have a rat hole

2) PIEX and ASEX involved side is down

L PI push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed up the spine

CP: Right #1b

TP: I-S

SCP: Inferior aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the Lt SH, may include 1a or 1b and 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: N/A

LOC: I-S, P-A, though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L IN push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed up the spine

CP: Right #1b

TP: M-L

SCP: Medial aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: N/A

TQ: CW (down the articulation)

LOC: M-L though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L PIIN push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed 45 degrees superior towards the doctor

CP: Right #1b

TP: I-S, M-L

SCP: Inferior medial aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CW (down the articulation)

LOC: I-S, P-A, M-L though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L PIEX push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed toward the opposite iliac crest

CP: Right #1b

TP: I-S, L-M

SCP: Lateral inferior aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CCW (down the articulation)

LOC: I-S, P-A, L-M though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L AS push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed up the spine

CP: Right #1b

TP: I-S

SCP: Left ischial spine

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: N/A

LOC: S-I, P-A though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L ASIN push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed 45 degrees superior towards the doctor

CP: Right #1b

TP: I-S, M-L

SCP: Medial aspect of ischial spine

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CW

LOC: S-I, P-A, M-L though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L ASEX push

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand) fingers pointed toward the opposite iliac crest

CP: Right #1b

TP: I-S, L-M

SCP: Lateral aspect of ischial spine

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CCW

LOC: S-I, P-A, L-M though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The doctor's anterior thigh is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L PI pull

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand)

CP: Right tips of the index, chiropractic and ring fingers

TP: I-S

SCP: Inferior aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: N/A

LOC: S-I, P-A though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The shin of the doctor's inferior leg is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L IN pull

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand)

CP: Right tips of the index, chiropractic and ring fingers

TP: M-L

SCP: Medial aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CW

LOC: M-L though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The shin of the doctor's inferior leg is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L PIIN pull

PP: Left side up ("involved side always up")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Right (Inferior hand)

CP: Right tips of the index, chiropractic and ring fingers

TP: I-S & M-L

SCP: Medial aspect of the PSIS

SH: Left (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CW

LOC: P-A, I-S, M-L though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The shin of the doctor's inferior leg is placed on the patient's lateral thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L EX pull

PP: Right side up ("involved side always down for EX pull")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Left (Inferior hand), fingers underneath the pelvis with fingers pointing toward the doctor

CP: Left #1b

TP: L-M

SCP: Lateral inferior aspect of the PSIS

SH: Right (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CCW

LOC: L-M though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The shin of the doctor's inferior leg is placed on the posterolateral portion of thee patient's thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L PIEX pull

PP: Right side up ("involved side always down for EX pull")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Left (Inferior hand), underneath the pelvis with fingers pointing toward the doctor

CP: Left #1b

TP: I-S, L-M

SCP: Lateral inferior aspect of the PSIS

SH: Right (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CCW

LOC: P-A, I-S, L-M though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The shin of the doctor's inferior leg is placed on the posterolateral portion of thee patient's thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

L ASEX pull

PP: Right side up ("involved side always down for EX pull")

DS: Anterior to patient

CH: Left (Inferior hand), underneath the pelvis with fingers pointing toward the doctor

CP: Left #1b

TP: S-I, L-M

SCP: Lateral aspect of the ischial spine

SH: Right (Superior hand) below patient's deltoid area

SSP: N/A

SP: Palmar surface of the SH, may include 1a or 1b and 10a or 10b or 11

TQ: CCW

LOC: P-A, S-I, L-M though the DPL

Stab: The doctors superior hand pushes the patients shoulder superior and slightly posterior in oder to stretch the patient's spine. The shin of the doctor's inferior leg is placed on the posterolateral portion of thee patient's thigh to stabilize the patient onto the table during the thrust. Don't thrust into the patients' shoulders

ASIN is only done as a

PUSH