This one-hour lecture will introduce you to lower extremity manipulation. We will start with a review of joint anatomy of the lower extremity, with discussion on conditions that may warrant care to the lower extremity, including contraindications and need for co-management. This will be followed by joint specific indications for manipulation to the hip, knee, foot, and ankle. This lecture will help broaden your practice to include treatment to joints of the lower extremity with safe and effective methods.
Learning Objectives:
Review joint anatomy of the lower extremity.
Review conditions that may warrant care to the lower extremity.
Contraindications and need for co-management.
Cover examination and assessment techniques for the lower extremity including indications for care.
Demonstrate safe and effective methods for manipulation to joints of the lower extremity.
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Course Outline:
0:00-0:30:
- Introduction to chiropractic care for the lower extremity
- Review of joint anatomy of Hip, Knee, Foot, and Ankle
- Review of common musculoskeletal conditions of the lower extremity
- Contraindications to manipulation and discussion on co-management of issues affecting the lower extremity
0:30-1:00
- Manipulation techniques for the Hip joint
- Manipulation techniques for the Knee
- Manipulation techniques for the ankle
- Manipulation techniques for the foot
- Review of techniques presented
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