upon examination of your patients sacrum, you detect a rrloa. what is the correct contact point for the side…

upon examination of your patients sacrum, you detect a rrloa. what is the correct contact point for the side posture set up taught in lab?\na) r - pisiform/hypothenar\nb) r - calcaneal\nc) l - calcaneal\nd) l - pisiform/hypothenar

upon examination of your patients sacrum, you detect a rrloa. what is the correct contact point for the side posture set up taught in lab?\na) r - pisiform/hypothenar\nb) r - calcaneal\nc) l - calcaneal\nd) l - pisiform/hypothenar

Answer

Brief Explanations:

RRLOA (Right Rotation, Left Oblique Axis sacral dysfunction) requires side posture contact on the involved side's posterior sacrum. The pisiform/hypothenar of the opposite (left) hand is the standard contact point for this setup to facilitate correction.

Answer:

d) L-pisiform/hypothenar