- Trunk Flexion - Seated
- Trunk Flexion - Supine
- Trunk Extension - Prone
- Trunk Lateral Flexion (Left) - Supine
- Trunk Lateral Flexion (Right) - Supine
- Trunk Rotation (Left) / (Right) - Seated
- Trunk Rotation (Left) / (Right) - Standing
Trunk Flexion
Seated Compression
Patient position | Seated with arms rested across their chest. |
Contact point | At the midpoint of the manubrium. |
Device orientation | Vertical, with the examiner supporting the flat surface and the pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of examiner | Bending over the patient and supporting the device with both hands. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 - push, push, push and relax. |
Trunk Flexion
Supine Compression
Patient position | Supine, with arms rested across their chest. |
Contact point | At the midpoint of the manubrium. |
Device orientation | Vertical, with the examiner supporting the flat surface and the pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of examiner | Bending over the patient and supporting the device with both hands. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 – push, push, push and relax. |
Trunk Extension
Prone Compression
Patient position | Prone on a flat surface. |
Contact point | Interscapular region. |
Device orientation | Vertical, with the flat surface supported by the practitioner and the curved pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of examiner | Adjacent to the patient, in a position to situate the DynaMo and instruct the action. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 - push, push, push and relax. |
Trunk Lateral Flexion (Left)
Supine Compression
Patient position | Hook lying, their arms crossed and hands placed on the opposite shoulder. |
Contact point | On the lateral aspect of the rib cage, just inferior to the shoulder along the mid-axillary line. |
Device orientation | Horizontal, with the examiner supporting the flat surface and the pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of examiner | Seated beside the patient, using one hand to hold the DynaMo Lite, applying lateral pressure and stabilizing the patient with the other hand. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 – push, push, push and relax. |
Trunk Lateral Flexion (Right)
Supine Compression
Patient position | Hook lying, their arms crossed and hands placed on the opposite shoulder. |
Contact point | On the lateral aspect of the rib cage, just inferior to the shoulder along the mid-axillary line. |
Device orientation | Horizontal, with the examiner supporting the flat surface and the pad in contact with the patient. |
Position of examiner | Seated beside the patient, using one hand to hold the DynaMo Lite, applying lateral pressure and stabilizing the patient with the other hand. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 – push, push, push and relax. |
Trunk Rotation (L/ R)
Seated
Patient position | Patient seated in a neutral position with arms extended and elbows flexed, securing a dowel against the patient's mid back. |
Contact point | End of the dowel corresponding to the side/direction being tested. |
Device orientation | Horizontal, attached to a fixed object at one end and the dowel at the other. |
Position of examiner | Adjacent to the patient, in a position to situate the DynaMo and instruct the action. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 - push, push, push and relax. |
Trunk Rotation (L/ R)
Standing
Patient position | Patient standing in a neutral position with arms extended and elbows flexed, securing a dowel against the patient's mid back. |
Contact point | End of the dowel corresponding to the side/direction being tested. |
Device orientation | Horizontal, attached to a fixed object at one end and the dowel at the other. |
Position of examiner | Standing adjacent to the table with two hands supporting the DynaMo and resisting upward force. |
Instruction | Push against the pad as hard as you can. 3, 2, 1 - push, push, push and relax. |
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