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Hip Range of Motion Testing by Omer Karacay, RMT. Active Range of Motion - Passive Range of Motion - Resisted Range of Motion.

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Splenius Capitis and Cervicis muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Splenius Capitis: Origin: Spinous Processes of C4 – T4 (from C4 to C6 via Ligamentum Nuchae) Insertion: Mastoid Process & Lateral 1/3 of Superior Nuchal Line of Occipital Bone Functions: 1- Extension of the Head @ the Atlanto-Occipital Joint 2- Extension of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 3- Lateral Flexion of the Head @ the Atlanto-Occipital Joint 4- Lateral Flexion of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 5- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Head @ the Atlanto-Axial Joint 6- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints Nerve: Dorsal (Posterior) Rami of the Spinal Nerves at the Corresponding Levels Activation: Lateral Flex and Ipsilateral Rotate Lengthening: Have them sit, flex the trunk and neck, lateral flex on the opposite side and Contralaterally rotate Splenius Cervicis: Origin: Spinous Processes of T3 – T6 Insertion: Transverse Processes of C1 – C3 Functions: 1- Extension of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 2- Lateral Flexion of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 3- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints Nerve: Dorsal (Posterior) Rami of the Spinal Nerves at the Corresponding Levels Activation: Lateral Flex and Ipsilateral Rotate Lengthening: Have them sit, flex the trunk and neck, lateral flex on the opposite side and Contralaterally rotate (Focus on C spine more)

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Semispinalis muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Semispinalis: Origins: Thoracis: Transverse Processes of T6 – T10 Cervicis: Transverse Processes of T1 – T5 Capitis: Transverse Processes of C7 – T6 & Articular Processes of C4 – C6 Insertions: Thoracis: Spinous Processes of C6 – T4 Cervicis: Spinous Processes of C2 – C5 Capitis: Occipital Bone between the Superior and Inferior Nuchal Lines Functions: 1- Extension of the Trunk & Neck @ the Spinal Joints 2- Extension of the Head @ the Atlanto-Occipital Joint 3- Lateral Flexion of the Trunk & Neck @ the Spinal Joints 4- Lateral Flexion of the Head @ the Atlanto- Occipital Joints 5- Contra-Lateral Rotation of the Trunk & Neck @ the Spinal Joints Nerve: Dorsal (Posterior) Rami of the Spinal Nerves at the Corresponding Levels Activation: Lateral Flexion and Contralateral Rotation Lengthening: Do the same as Splenius Capitis, except do Ipsilateral Rotation

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Spinalis Thoracis muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origin: Thoracis: Spinous Processes of T11 – L2 Insertion: Thoracis: Spinous Processes of T4 – T8 Functions: 1- Extension of the Trunk & Neck @ the Spinal Joints 2- Lateral Flexion of the Trunk & Neck @ the Spinal Joints Nerve: Dorsal (Posterior) Rami of the Spinal Nerves at the Corresponding Levels

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate longissimus muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origin: Thoracis: Sacrum, Iliac Crest and Transverse Processes of L1 – L5 Cervicis: Transverse Processes of T1 – T5 Capitis: Transverse Processes of T1 – T5 and Articular Processes of C5 – C7 Insertion: Thoracis: TPs of All the Thoracic Vertebrae and the Lower 9 Ribs (Between Their Tubercles and Angles) Cervicis: TPs of C2 – C6 Capitis: Mastoid Process of Temporal Bone Functions: 1- Extension of the Head @ the Atlanto-Occipital Joint 2- Extension of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 3- Extension of the Trunk @ the Spinal Joints 4- Lateral Flexion of the Head @ the Atlanto-Occipital Joint 5- Lateral Flexion of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 6- Lateral Flexion of the Trunk @ the Spinal Joints 7- Anterior Tilt of the Pelvis @ Lumbo-Sacral Joint 8- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Head @ the Atlanto-Axial Joint 9- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Neck @ the Spinal Joints 10- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Trunk @ the Spinal Joints Nerve: Dorsal (Posterior) Rami of the Spinal Nerves at the Corresponding Levels Activation: Extension, Lateral Flexion, Ipsilateral Rotation of the Trunk, Neck, Head Lengthening: Flexion, Lateral Flexion (Opposite), Contralateral Rotation of the Trunk, Neck, Head

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate iliocostalis muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origin: Lumborum: Iliac and Sacral Crests [Erector Spinae] Thoracis: Ribs 12th to Rib 7th Cervicis: Angles of Ribs 3 – 6 Insertion: Lumborum: Ribs 12th to Rib 7th Thoracis: Ribs 6th to 1st Cervicis: Transverse Processes of C4 to C6 Functions: 1- Extension of the Trunk @ Neck @ the Spinal Joints 2- Lateral Flexion of the Trunk @ Neck @ the Spinal Joints 3- Ipsilateral Rotation of the Trunk @ Neck @ the Spinal Joints Nerve: Dorsal (Posterior) Rami of the Spinal Nerves at the Corresponding Levels

How to Access / Assess / Treat / Massage Levator Scapula Muscle

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This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Ligament Palpation - Lower Extremity (Pelvis - Knee - Leg - Ankle) by Keith Bootsma, RMT.

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Ligament Palpation - Upper Extremity (Shoulder - Elbow - Wrist) by Keith Bootsma, RMT. Interclavicular Sternoclavicular Sternocostal Coracoclavicular Acromioclavicular Transverse Humeral Glenohumeral Lateral Collateral of Elbow and Wrist Medial Collateral of Elbow and Wrist Annular Flexor Retinaculum

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This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate lower extremity muscles by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! PS: 1st Upload had some audio issues, that's why we are uploading this again.

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Vastus Lateralis by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origins: 1-Intertrochanteric Line 2-Gluteal Tuberosity 3-Lateral Lip of Linea Aspera Insertions: 1-Lateral Border of Patella via the Quadriceps Tendon 2-Tibial Tuberosity via the Patella and the Patellar Ligament Function: Extension of the Leg @ the Knee Joint Nerve: The Femoral Nerve (L2, L3, L4) Activation: (Seated) Extension of the Leg Lengthening: (Prone) Flexion of the Leg

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Vastus Intermedius by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origin: Anterior and Lateral Surfaces of the Body of the Femur Insertions: 1-Base of Patella via the Quadriceps Tendon 2-Tibial Tuberosity via the Patella and the Patellar Ligament Functions: Extension of the Leg @ the Knee Joint Nerve: The Femoral Nerve (L2, L3, L4) Activation: (Seated) Extension of the Leg Lengthening: (Prone) Flexion of the Leg

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Vastus Medialis by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origins: 1-Intertrochanteric Line 2-Medial Lip of Linea Aspera 3-Medial Supracondylar Line of the Femur Insertion: 1-Medial Border of Patella via the Quadriceps Tendon 2-Tibial Tuberosity via the Patella and the Patellar Ligament Function: Extension of the Leg @ the Knee Joint Nerve: The Femoral Nerve (L2, L3, L4) Activation: (Seated) Extension of the Leg Lengthening: (Prone) Flexion of the Leg

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Rectus Femoris by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origins: 1-Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine (AIIS) 2-Groove Superior to the Brim of Acetabulum Insertions: 1-Base of Patella via the Quadriceps Tendon 2-Tibial Tuberosity via the Patella and the Patellar Ligament Functions: 1-Extension of the Leg @ the Knee Joint 2-Flexion of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint Nerve: The Femoral Nerve (L2, L3, L4) Activation: (Supine) Extension of Leg – Have the Patient Lift Leg off the Table Lengthening: (Side-Lying) Extension of the Thigh and Flexion of the Leg

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Adductor Magnus by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origins: 1-Anterior Head: Inferior Ramus of Pubis 2-Anterior Head: Inferior Ramus of Ischium 3-Posterior Head: Ischial Tuberosity Insertions: 1-Anterior Head: Linea Aspera 2-Anterior Head: Gluteal Tuberosity 3-Anterior Head: Medial Supracondylar Line of the Femur 4-Posterior Head: Adductor Tubercle of the Femur Functions: 1-Adduction of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint 2-Extension of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint 3-Posterior Tilt of the Pelvis @ the Hip Joint 4-Flexion of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint 5-Medial Rotation of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint Nerves: 1-Anterior Head: The Obturator Nerve 2-Posterior Head: The Tibial Nerve Activation: (Side-Lying) Resist Adduction of the Hip (Knee Bent) Lengthening: (Supine) Abduction and Slight Flexion of the Hip (Support Opposite Hip)

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Adductor Longus by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origin: Anterior Body of the Pubis Insertion: Middle 1/3 of the Medial Lip of the Linea Aspera of the Femur Functions: 1-Flexion of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint 2-Adduction of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint 3-Anterior Tilt of the Pelvis @ the Hip Joint 4-Medial Rotation of the Thigh @ the Hip Joint Nerve: The Obturator Nerve (L2, L3, L4) Activation: (Supine) Resist Adduction of the Thigh (Knee Bent) (Figure 4) Lengthening: (Supine) Abduction and Extension of the Hip (Off the Table)

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Extensor Digitorum Brevis & Extensor Hallucis Brevis Muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Extensor Digitorum Brevis: Origin: Dorsal Surface of the Calcaneus Insertion: Lateral Side of the Distal Tendons of the “Extensor Digitorum Longus” of the Toes #2 to #4 Functions: Extension of the Toes #2 to #4 @ the MTP and PIP & DIP Joints Nerve: Deep Fibular (Peroneal) Nerve Activation: Extension of Toes #2 to #4 @ the MTP and IP Joints Lengthening: Flexion of the Toes #2 to #4 @ the MTP and IP Joints Extensor Hallucis Brevis: Origin: Dorsal Surface of the Calcaneus Insertion: Proximal Phalanx of Toe #1 (Big Toe) Function: Extension of the Toe #1 (Big Toe) @ the MTP Joint Nerve: Deep Fibular (Peroneal) Nerve Activation: Extension of the 1st Toe @ MTP Lengthening: Flexion of the 1st Toe @ MTP

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Plantar Interossei & Dorsal Interossei Muscles by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Plantar Interossei (Pedis): Origins: Medial Sides of the Metatarsal Bones #3 to #5 Insertions: Bases of the Proximal Phalanges (And the Dorsal Expansion) The 1st is inserted into the Medial Side of the 3rd Toe The 2nd is inserted into the Medial Side of the 4th Toe The 3rd is inserted into the Medial Side of the 5th Toe Functions: 1-Adduction of the Toes #3 to #5 @ the MTP Joints 2-Flexion of the Toes #3 to #5 @ the MTP Joints 3-Extension of the Toes #3 to #5 @ the PIP & DIP Joints Nerve: Lateral Plantar Nerve Activation: Adduction of the Toes #3 to #5 Lengthening: Abduction of the Toes #3 to #5g Dorsal Interossei (Pedis) Origins: Each one arises from the Adjacent Sides of Two Metatarsals Insertions: Bases of the Proximal Phalanges (And the Dorsal Expansion) The 1st is inserted into the Medial Side of the 2nd Toe; The Other 3 are inserted into the Lateral Sides of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Toes. Functions: 1-Abduction of the Toes #2 to #4 @ the MTP Joints 2-Flexion of the Toes #2 to #4 @ the MTP Joints 3-Extension of the Toes #2 to #4 @ the DIP & PIP Joints Nerve: Lateral Plantar Nerve Activation: Abduction of the Toes #2 to #4 Lengthening: Adduction of the Toes #2 to @4

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Flexor Digiti Minimi Pedis Muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origins: 1-Base of the 5th Metatarsal 2-Tendon of the Fibularis Longus Insertion: Proximal Phalanx of the 5th Toe Function: Flexion of the 5th Toe @ the MTP Joint Nerve: Lateral Plantar Nerve Activation: Flexion of the 5th Toe @ MTP Lengthening: Extension of the 5th Toe @ MTP

This is a detailed, step by step, description on how to palpate Flexor Hallucis Brevis Muscle by Keith Bootsma, RMT. If you like what you watch, please consider supporting our channel by subscribing. Also don't forget to like and share this video, it helps us tremendously. Leave us a comment as well if you have the time! Thank you very much! Origins: 1-Cuboid 2-3rd (Lateral) Cuneiform Insertions: Medial and Lateral Sides of the Proximal Phalanx of 1st (Big) Toe (Tendon Contains Sesamoid Bones) Functions: Flexion of the 1st (Big) Toe @ the MTP Joint Nerve: Medial Plantar Nerve Activation: Flexion of the 1st Toe @ MTP Lengthening: Extension of the 1st Toe @ MTP