2 CreditsHMSIMTCEC
Joint Mobilizations: Upper Body (Self-administered)
Self-administered joint mobilizations for the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, shoulder, and elbow joints. Addressing arms fall, scapula elevates, cervical dysfunction, thoracic mobility, and lumbar/SI joints. Joint mobilizations and traction techniques for upper extremity and upper body dysfunction.
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Brent Brookbush
DPT, PT, MS, CPT, HMS, IMT
Introduction
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Course Description: Self-administered Joint Mobilizations for the Upper Body
Study Guide: Joint Mobilizations: Upper Body (Self-administered)
Introduction
Research Corner Summary2 Sub Sections
Self-administered Joint Mobilization Protocol
Shoulder Mobilization1 Sub Section
Elbow Mobilization1 Sub Section
Thorax and Lumbar Spine Self-administered Mobilizations4 Sub Sections
Bibliography
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