Pregnancy and Pediatrics Week 5

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What are the primary areas of subluxation for drop table?

occiput/cervical

Pelvis

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Which area of subluxation takes priority in drop technique?

Neither (use clinical judgement to decide which to a just)

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What does a positive cerivcal syndrome indicate?

Body rotation subluxation opposite the side of the turned head

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What contact in used for every adjustment prior to the age of 5?

Inferior pinky supported by superior pinky 2-6 oz pressure

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What direction does the cervical spine primarily subluxate prior to 9 yo according to drop technique?

Posterior

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What is the difference in the drop table cervical adjustment after the age of 6?

Contact = LPJ instead of spinous process

DC contact.= Pincher grasp (thumb and index finger)

DC may elect to set a light drop at and above this age

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What does a D- indicate?

SAcral subluxation

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What % of pelvic subluxations are sacral?

80%

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What finding indicates a D-?

Short leg in P1 goes short or level/balanced in P2

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How do you confirm an AI sacrum in infants?

Sacral squeeze

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What is the positive finding of a sacral squeeze

Gluteal crease deviating left or right when squeezing the glutes indicates the sacrum is AI on the ipsilateral side of deviation

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How do you determine an AI sacrum in the weight bearing population?

Tender points

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What are the tender points for an AI sacrum?

Ipsilateral to the short leg:

- Proximal aspect of emdoal tibia

- Ischial tuberosity

- PSIS

- Pubic bone area (least used in practice by most DCs)

Contralateral to the short leg

- Thoracic erector spinae from T2-T6

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What is the adjustment for an AI sacrum?

A-P on the ipsilateral STL

Inferior pinky contact for 0-7 yo and inferior thumb for older

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What is used to confirm D- sacrum in the weight bearing population?

Heel to buttock test

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What does a restricted side of a heel to buttock test indicate?

Posterior sacrum on that side

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How do you perform a facilitated adjustment?

Inferior pinky with superior hand lifting ipsilateral thigh in an A-P direction

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Which segments should be contacted for the posterior sacrum adjustment?

S1, S2, S3 or possibly a combo of two of the segments

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When should you use a drop for the posterior sacrum adjustment?

When there is a positive crest sign major

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What dose a D+ indicate?

posterior ilium subluxation

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What are additional indicators of a posterior ilium?

Low gluteal fold on the involved side

Static palpation - posterior ilium on the low gluteal fold side

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What is the LOD for posterior ilium?

Posterior to superior

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What is the difference in a PI ilium adjustment over the age of 8?

DC contact = inferior thumb supported by superior thumb (instead of pinkies for facilitated)

Sustained contact of 12-16 oz pressure (instead of 2-6 oz)

DC may elect to set a light drop at and above this age