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🔷Upper neuro testing with

🔷How I can test for nerve irritation/impingement in the cervical spine
🔷 shout out to for being my model

🔷Using the quadrant test as a way for checking for nerve impingement in the lumbar spine.
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🔷A nice gentle way to passively assess the thoracic spine.
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🔷Passive lumbar spine assessment.

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🔷A quick passive assessment of the sacro illiac joint.
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🔷Spoiler alert! I forgot to film the standing tests 🤦‍♂️ I guess will need to come back much sooner than planned to do those!

🔷In this video I bumble my way through a passive hip exam.
Thank you to for putting up with this!

🔷This is how I generally assess the knee passively. Having healthy, happy knee joints, as much as possible, is a great way to keep a nice walking gait and prevent any dysfunction above or below the knee joints.
🔷Thanks again to and the use of her knee!

🔷Going over some of the foot and ankle assessment I do. It’s really important to have the foot and ankle moving as well and as freely as possible to keep your walking gait as symmetrical and efficient as possible.
🔷Thanks again to for being my model on this one.

🔷 When someone presents with lower back pain I like to check the feet, ankles, knees and hip along with the lumbar spine to see if there’s any dysfunction arising from their waking gate.
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