WWYDW will happen HERE!
On the FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month, starting October 7th 2020, WWYDW will be posted on my IG account @sensorimotor_ce
Come back here to answer the questions, submit your responses and get a CE certificate for completion of the case study.
Please Note: each professional association/college has different requirements for self-submission. After submitting your answers, you will get a link to a page with a discussion about this case and a CE certificate indicating that you have completed the case study. The email will include a copy of your submitted answers. CE certificates will not include a time frame. Check your professional associations/colleges for details about how time is awarded for this type of activity.
Come back here to answer the questions, submit your responses and get a CE certificate for completion of the case study.
Please Note: each professional association/college has different requirements for self-submission. After submitting your answers, you will get a link to a page with a discussion about this case and a CE certificate indicating that you have completed the case study. The email will include a copy of your submitted answers. CE certificates will not include a time frame. Check your professional associations/colleges for details about how time is awarded for this type of activity.
WWYDW - for January 2021
Case Study:
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Case Study Background: 22 year old fitness instructor with generalized low back stiffness, and SI joint discomfort especially after workouts. Generally in good health. Has scar on chin from a fall as a child, small scars on right forearm related to mole removal and has headaches that happen at a frequency of about 1-2x/week.
Observations: mild increase in lordotic curve in low back; anterior pelvic tilt; increased tone in suboccipitals and erector spinae, wear and cracks visible on front lower teeth. Assessment: positive quadrant test bilateral (for lumbar facet irritation), active spine extension causes pinching pain in back/repro of symptoms, jaw quiver when attempts to chin tuck, inhibition of flexors (for my SM folx, inhibited in anterior to posterior perturbation at shoulders), inhibition of longus colli, SCM, TVA, RA. So...WWYD???Complete the form below and click submit. You will receive an email back with a copy of the form and your answers, and a CE certificate - all you need to submit for CE credit. Make sure you follow the instructions, fill in the fields, make your answers thorough. It will not be possible to retrieve your submissions at a later date, so don't lose your email.
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