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(1) can you show muscle testing positions for abdominals, erector spinae, SCM vs scalenes, base of occiput muscles
2) does a person need to have sensation in a scar in order to effectively do a neo stim (as part of assessment or treatment)?
3) can you show landing on a tertiary first and how to find a secondary or primary from it.
4) can you demonstrate question #3 from the last quiz?
5) can you please give more ideas of what to look for with observations /gait
6) Can you demonstrate working through an inhibition pattern (NWR, PMRF, extrapyramidal or thalamic inhibition pattern)?
7)Is there any time when you would not do PDTR on someone (I’m thinking when something is acute perhaps) Any other time?
8) how do you approach pelvic floor dysfunctions? ie. how do you apply stims / anti-stims etc
9) if doing PDTR on a pregnant woman, can the baby interfere with getting an accurate reading of things?
10) can you demo neo / paleo of the head
11) assuming multiple dysfunctions can exist in the same area, how does that look and what’s the approach for treatment?
12) where do you start with people coming in with headaches as main complaint? Test neck musculature and then potentially anti-stim head?
13) do you ever need to test eye muscles and respiratory muscles? If so, how?
14) will eye position affect neck muscle testing?