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OPP Diagnoses Final, Can be named by Ease AND Resistance, Falling…
OPP Diagnoses
Final
Sacrum
POSITVE Lateralization Test
Right
Left on Left
Right on Left
RIGHT unilateral Flexion
RIGHT unilateral Extension
+
Right on Left
Right Uni EXT
Right on Left
Posterior Base Right
Anterior ILA Left
Right Uni EXT
Posterior Base Right
Anterior ILA Right
-
Left on Left
Right Uni FLEX
Left on Left
Anterior Base Right
Posterior ILA Left
RIGHT Uni FLEX
Anterior Base Right
Posterior ILA Right
Left
Right on Right
Left on Right
LEFT unilateral Flexion
LEFT unilateral Extension
+
Left on Right
Left Uni EXT
Left on Right
Posterior Base Left
Anterior ILA Right
Left Uni EXT
Posterior Base Left
Anterior ILA Left
-
Right on Right
Left Uni FLEX
Right on Right
Anterior Base Left
Posterior ILA Right
Left Uni. FLEX
Anterior Base Left
Posterior ILA Left
Sphynx/Spring Test
Check Landmarks
For negative/equivocal seated flexion test
ASIS Compression test is double positive at MTA
POSITIVE Spring test= Bilateral EXTENSION
Negative Spring Test=Bilateral FLEXION
Shoulder & Clavicle
Lateralization &
Most Dysfunctional
Sternoclavicular
Joint
CLAVICULAR HEAD
Superior
(Inferior)
*SHRUG SHOULDERS
Superior clavicular head
Anterior (posterior)
RAISE ARMS/ REACH
TOWARD CEILING
Anterior clavicular head
Acromioclavicular
Joint
Adduction
(@ 30 w/. External rotation)
Adducted AC
External Rotation
@ 30 degrees
Externally rotated AC
Abduction
(@ 30 W/. internal rotation)
Abducted AC
Internal Rotation
@ 30 degrees
Internally rotated AC
Shoulder
(Glenohumeral joint)
Abduction
Shoulder abducted
Shoulder resists adduction
Adduction
Shoulder Adducted
Shoulder resist Abduction
Flexion
Shoulder Flexed
Shoulder Resists Extension
Externally Rotated
Shoulder Externally Rotated
Shoulder resists internal rotation
Exntension
Shoulder Extended
Shoulder Resists Flexion
Internally Rotated
Shoulder internally rotated
Shoulder resists external rotiation
Elbow/Wrist/Hand
Lateralization &
Most Dysfunctional
Wrist
Flexion
Flexed Wrist
Extension
Extended Wrist
Abduction
Abducted Wrist
Adduction
Adducted Wrist
Hand
Meta-carpophalangeal (MCP) Joint
Flexion
Abduction
Extension
Adduction
Interphalangeal (IP) Joint
Extension
Flexion
Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint
Abduction
Flexion
Extension
Adduction
Elbow
Ulna
humeroulnar joint
(@90
and attached to ribs)
Abduction
Abducted Ulna
Adduction
Adducted Ulna
Radial Head
Supination/pronation
Anterior
supinate
Anterior radial head
Posterior
PRONATE
Posterior radial head
Carpal Bones
(part of wrist diagnoses)
Anterior
Anterior___(carpal bone)
Posterior
Posterior ___ (carpal bone)
Hip & Knee
Lateralization &
Most Dysfunctional
HIP
l
Flexion
SLR
Stabilize CONTRA ASIS
Hip Flexed
Hip resists extension
Adduction
Stabilize IPSI ASIS
Hip adducted
Hip resists abduction
Abduction
Stablize IPSI ASIS
Hip abducted
Hip resists adduction
External Rotation
90 Degrees and
Stabilize knee
Hip externally rotated
Hip resists internal rotation
Extension
Prone and
Stabilize ischial tuberosity
Hip Extended
Hip resists flexion
Internal Rotation
90 Degrees and
Stabilize knee
Hip internally rotated
Hip resists external rotation
Proximal Tibia
motion of tibia on
femur
(stabilize distal femur)
External Rotation
Tibia is externally rotated
Internal Rotation
Tibia is internally rotated
Fibular Head
(ipsilateral knee flexed 90
& Sit on foot)
Posterior (medial)
Posterior fibular head
Anterior (lateral)
Anterior fibular head
Calf, Ankle, Foot
Lateralization &
Most Dysfunctional
Subtalar joint
(motion of calcaneus)
Inversion
(supination)
Inverted calcaneus
Eversion
(pronation)
Everted calcaneus
Metatarsals
•1
•3
•4
•5
(stabilize metatarsal immediately medial
Inferior
Inferior ___metatarsal
External Rotation
Externally Rotated ___metatarsal
Superior
Superior ___metatarsal
Internal Rotation
Internally Rotated ___metatarsal
Lateral malleolus
(motion of lateral malleolus
on tibia
Anterior Glide
Anterior Lateral Malleolus
Posterior Glide
Posterior Lateral Malleolus
Phalanges
(stabilize midfoot)
Medial Glide
Medial
_
Phalanx
Lateral Glide
Lateral
_
Phalanx
Inferior Glide
Inferior
_
Phalanx
External Rotation
Externally Rotated
_
Phalanx
Superior Glide
Superior
_
Phalanx
Internal Rotation
Internally Rotated
_
Phalanx
Talocrural joint
(motion of the talus on tibia)
Anterior Glide
(plantar flexion)
Anterior talus
Posterior Glide
(dorsiflexion)
Posterior talus
Tarsal bones
•cuboid
•navicular
•cuneiforms
Superior Glide
Superior ___(tarsal bone)
Inferior Glide
Inferior
__
(tarsal bone)
Can be named by
Ease AND
Resistance
Falling forward onto
outstretched pronated hand
Falling backwards onto
outstretched supinated hand