Katie Clark has graciously provided some PowerPoint slides she made last year to help with reviewing the anatomy models without having to go into the lab. I’ve attached them below. Although these might not replace time spent actually handling the models in the lab, they are a great tool for quick review before an exam. Enjoy and good luck!

P.S. The files are a little large and may take a while to download.

UPDATE: Katie has provided a third set of slides which I’ve attached below. From now on, I’ll just keep posting her slides below as they become available.

JAT

Anatomy Slides 1 Anatomy Slides 2 Anatomy Slides 3 (updated) Anatomy Slides 4  Anatomy Slides 5

I’ve removed the slides to avoid possible legal issues but if anyone is interested in obtaining past and future slides I can transfer them to your computer if you see me around campus.  Thanks.

If you need help or have any questions in the lab, feel free to contact me.  I’ll will try my best to come in and lend my assistance.  Good luck!

Jonathan Chen, OMS-1

Andrew Barlow (804) 972-2592

http://www.flashcardexchange.com/user/view/737632

Note that this only applies to the class of 2013 as the labs and lectures vary from class to class.

Tenderpoints Reference Sheet

Honeywell Air filter: $40 (bought for $115)

Magnavox DVD player – $15

45 in x 60 in  (Awesome massive) White Board ! – $30

Canon iP2600 printer (my best friend) – $30

TEXTBOOKS:

Berne & Levy Physiology 6th Edition – $25

Hoffbrand, Moss – Haematology- $20

Gonna try this again…I have a copy of Malanga for sale, good condition, asking $40. I forgot to sell it with my other book! If you are interested please email me at katherine.beckham@lmunet.edu or call/text 8502186615. Thanks!

Kate

Best,

Al

Here is the breakdown of each lab and the techniques etc covered for exam 3 of OPP II.

4/7/10 BLT Cervical/Thoracic

Here is the breakdown of each lab and the techniques etc covered for exam 3 of OPP I.

10/28/10 Diagnosis and Treatment of Elbow, Wrist, and Hand

5:45 diagnosis of the elbow

18:30 treatment of abducted/medially drifted ulna with HVLA

28:40 treatment of abducted/medially drifted ulna with HVLA, variation

32:30 treatment of adducted/laterally drifted ulna with HVLA

38:00 diagnosis of radial head

54:00 treatment of arm flexor compartment with counterstrain

57:50 treatmnet of arm extensor comparment with counterstrain

1:01:45 treatment of lateral epicondylitis/tennis elbow with counterstrain

1:06:00 treatment of posterior radial head with muscle energy

1:13:35 treatment of anterior radial head with muscle energy

[long period of radio silence]

1:20:40 treatment of nursemaid’s elbow

1:29:50 treatment of interosseous membrane

1:40:00 treatment of metacarpals with BLT

1:46:30 diagnosis of metacarpals

1:50:00 carpal compression

11/4/10 Diagnosis and Treatment of foot and ankle

5:00 screening of the lower extremity and foot

9:00 review of foot mechanics

[long period of radio silence]

23:50 diagnosis and treatment of lateral sprain to ankle

30:00 traction tug to reset anterior talus, reset anterior tibia on talus

[long period of radio silence]

38:15 traction tug to reset anterior talus, reset anterior tibia on talus

44:00 diagnosis of fibular head

46:45 treatment of posterior fibular head with muscle energy

[long period of radio silence]

58:50 pedal pump

1:00:30 massage milk of posterior tibial compartment

[long period of radio silence]

1:09:00 diagnosis of navicular and cuboid

1:13:30 treatment of navicular and cuboid with BLT

1:17:50 diagnosis of navicular and cuboid

1:24:00 treatment of navicular and cuboid with BLT

1:26:00 treatment of metatarsals with BLT

1:31:20 tender points on foot (counterstrain), treatment of plantar fasciitis with myofascial release

11/11/09 Diagnosis and Treatment of Hip and Knee

9:30 diagnosis of hip and knee

16:40  supine traction of popliteal fossa

28:30 supine traction of posterior thigh and iliopsoas

35:50 isolytic treatment for anterior and posterior tibial compartments

48:40 parasacral and gluteal area soft tissue massage/milk

54:10 myofascial treatment of lateral thigh

1:00:00 diagnosis of fibular head

1:08:40 treatment of posterior fibular head with HVLA

[long period of radio silence]

1:24:15 fibular head general concepts

1:28:00 treatment of anterior fibular head with muscle energy

1:36:15 diagnosing the tibia

1:38:30 treatment of externally rotated tibia with HVLA

1:47:30 treatment of internally rotated tibia with HVLA

11/18/09 Muscle Energy of Ribs and Thoracic Cage

5:00 osteopathic thoracic exam, integrating into physical exam

[begin long period of radio silence]

13:30-14:00 proper method of auscultation for OSCE

20:30-22:10 theory behind tactile fremitus

[end long period of radio silence]

26:20 diagnosing ribs and diaphragm

[begin long period of radio silence]

34:50 inhalation vs exhalation dysfunction

37:20 treatment of exhaled rib 1 with muscle energy

44:20 treatment of exhaled rib (2)3-5 with muscle energy

50:40 treatment of exhaled ribs 9-10 (NOT ribs 5-9) with muscle energy

58:30 treatment of exhaled ribs 5-9 with muscle energy

1:04:40 treatment of exhaled ribs 11-12 with muscle energy

1:11:00 review of diagnosis and treatment of exhaled ribs

1:23:10 treatment of inhaled ribs 1-5 with respiratory assist

1:31:00 treatment of inhaled ribs 5-10 with respiratory assist

[begin long period of radio silence]

1:35:15-1:35:35 respiratory assist general technique

[end long period of radio silence]

1:35:45 rib raising, physician standing at patient’s head-patient’s arms around physician’s waist and patient lateral recumbent

12/2/09 Review

2:20 Osteopathic structural exam, integrating into physical exam

31:00 treatment of supraspinatus with counterstrain, seated

37:45 treatment of infraspinatus with counterstrain, seated

41:50 treatment of levator scapula with counterstrain

51:00 treatment of long head of biceps with counterstrain

53:30 treatment of infraspinatus with counterstrain, supine

57:40 treatment of supraspinatus with counterstrain, supine

1:02:30 treatment of long head of biceps with counterstrain

1:04:20 treatment of long head of biceps with counterstrain

1:07:15 million dollar knee technique diagnosing and general concepts

1:19:00 million dollar knee technique, externally rotated tibia

1:25:00 million dollar knee technique, diagnosing and general concepts

1:30:00 million dollar knee technique, internally rotated tibia

1:35:45 treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome

Here is the breakdown of each lab and the techniques etc covered for exam 2 of OPP I.

9/16/10 Thoracic Spine

7:00 review of vertebral mechanics

23:00 review of soft tissues, palpation, diagnosis

33:30 diagnosis of thoracic and lumbar spine, supine position

56:00 diagnosis of thoracic and lumbar spine, sitting position

1:06:30 review of Fryette’s Laws, naming vertebral lesions

[1:33:35-1:35:30 radio silence]

9/23/09 Muscle Energy

00:00 review of muscle contractions, muscle energy general concepts

[18:00- 19:25 radio silence]

22:30 isometric contraction exercise

42:00 diagnosis of the thoracic spine (T1-T4, type I)

48:00 treatment of thoracic spine (T1-T4, type I) using muscle energy

54:00 OMT general concepts

56:00 treatment of thoracic spine (T1-T4, type I) using muscle energy

1:01:00 muscle energy general concepts

1:02:00 diagnosis of thoracic spine (T1-T4, type I)

[1:03:00-1:04:45 radio silence]

1:05:50 treatment of thoracic spine (T1-T4, type I) using muscle energy

1:13:00 treatment of thoracic spine (T1-T4, type II) using muscle energy

1:29:30 treatment of thoracic spine (T5-T9) using muscle energy

9/30/09 Areas of Great Restriction

10:45 area of great restriction, cervical spine

[14:45--16:15 radio silence]

[17:45-29:40 radio silence]

29:40 area of great restriction, general concepts

33:30 area of great restriction, thoracic and lumbar spine

[3815-39:35 radio silence]

[40:00-42:05 radio silence]

46:05 area of great restriction general concepts

[46:50-48:20 radio silence]

48:20 area of great restriction, thoracic spine and ribs

[54:05-1:03:00 radio silence]

1:03:00 area of greatest restriction, general concepts

[1:05:50-1:07:55 radio silence]

1:07:55 area of greatest restriction, general concepts

[1:09:45-1:12:20 radio silence]

1:12:20 OMT treatment, area of greatest restriction general concepts

[1:17:45-1:21:55 radio silence]

1:21:55 area of greatest restriction, general concepts

[1:22:40-1:25:00 radio silence]

1:25:00 area of greatest restriction, motion testing

[1:29:25- radio silence]

10/7/09 Introduction to Counterstrain

00:00 tenderpoints and counterstrain, general conceptrs

17:00 treatment of cervical spine with counterstrain, general concepts

21:00 treatment of OA (PC 1 midline/inion) with counterstrain

24:30 treatment of cervical spine with counterstrain

[30:40-33:10 radio silence]

33:10 counterstrain general concepts

44:30 treatment of OA (PC 1 midline/inion) with counterstrain

47:00 treatment of cervical spine with counterstrain

52:00 counterstain general concepts

[56:30-1:00:00 radio silence]

1:05:00 treatment of T1-T4 with counterstrain, posterior tender points

1:11:55 treatment of T5-T9 with counterstrain, posterior tender points

1:14:50 treatment of T10-T13 with counterstrain, posterior tender points

1:16:00 counterstrain general concepts

1:17:50 treatment of thoracic spine with counterstrain, posterior tender points

[1:19:10-1:25:00 radio silence]

1:25:00 counterstrain general concepts

[1:26:15-1:30:15 radio silence]

1:32:30 treatment of thoracic spine, anterior tender points

1:36:30 counterstrain and tender point general concepts

1:41:00 counterstrain and OMT, miscellaneous points

1:43:40 treatment of thoracic spine with counterstrain, lateral anterior tenderpoint

[1:47:20- radio silence]

10/14/09 Diagnosis and Treatment of Shoulder/Spencer Technique

1:00 review of shoulder motion testing

9:30 Seven Stages of Spencer overview

21:00 Stages of Spencer 1 and 2

26:55 Seven Stages of Spencer general concepts

30:45 Stages of Spencer 3, 4, 5a, and 5b

38:00 Stages of Spencer 3, 4, 5a, 5b

44:00 Stages of Spencer 6, 7

48:15 Stages of Spencer 6, 7

51:00 Seven Stages of Spencer Mnemonic

52:20 diagnosis of sternoclavicular joint and acromioclavicular joint

56:40 treatment of acromioclavicular joint with muscle energy

1:01:30 treatment of superior sternoclavicular joint with muscle energy

1:04:30 treatment of inferior sternoclavicular joint with muscle energy

1:07:30 treatment superior acromioclavicular joint with muscle energy

1:12:30 treatment of superior sternoclavicular joint with muscle energy

1:14:50 treatment of inferior sternoclavicular joint with muscle energy

1:19:20 million dollar shoulder technique diagnosis

1:32:00 million dollar shoulder technique treatment

1:37:00 million dollar shoulder technique diagnosis

Here is the breakdown of each lab and the techniques etc covered for exam 1 of OPP I.

8/5/09 Orientation to Lab/Palpation

00:00 OPP Lab general guidelines

26:15 paper palpation exercise

39:30 hair under the paper, coin under the paper exercise

54:50 palpation of forehead, cheekbone, cheek exercise

1:10:40 sacral rock

8/12/09 Landmarks and Palpation

00:00 cornstarch exercise

9:00 palpation general concepts

12:00 screening of thoracic and lumbar spine, prone position exercise (red reflex, TART)

25:50 palpation of thigh, abdomen, thorax exercise

39:30- landmarks

[49:00-53:00 radio silence]

[57:50-59:45 radio silence]

1:01:45 finding your dominant eye

[1:10:50-1:11:40 radio silence]

[1:28:40-1:31:45 radio silence]

[1:40:10-1:41:55 radio silence]

[1:42:30-1:47:40 radio silence]

8/19/09 Osteopathic Screening Exam

7:00 osteopathic screening exam, general concepts

10:00-1: 22:00 osteopathic screening exam, standing

1:06:00 standing flexion test

1:22:00-1:46:00 osteopathic screening exam seated

1:36:15 translating and side bending

1:40:00 seated flexion test

8/26/09 Soft Tissue Evaluation and Treatment

6:30 soft tissues general concepts

11:50 cervical stretch

20:40 cervical soft tissue

27:20 cervical stretch

33:40 cervical soft tissue

38:20 suboccipital release

56:00 upper thoracic soft tissue

1:03:50 lower thoracic/lumbar soft tissue

1:07:00 upper thoracic soft tissue

1:12:20 lower thoracic/lumbar soft tissue

1:15:13 pectoral traction

1:19:40 lumbar stretch

1:25:15 lumbar stretch scissor technique

1:28:55 lumbar stretch

1:32:55 lumbar stretch scissor technique

1:35:40 pectoral traction

1:38:00 rib raising

9/2/09 Posture and Gait/10 Step Screening Exam

2:30 screening exam, supine position

6:00 screening exam, pelvis, supine position

12:00 screening exam supine position

13:45 screening exam, pelvis, supine position

19:00 screening exam, ribs, supine position

32:00 screening exam, head and neck, supine position

49:00 OMT diagnosis, general concepts

53:00 screening exam, pelvis, prone position

58:10 hip drop test

1:07:30 10 step screening exam

[1:20:00-1:26:15 pseudoradio silence]

1:26:15 hip drop test, flexion tests general concepts

[1:28:00-1:29:20 radio silence]

1:29:20 hip drop test, flexion tests general concepts

[1:32:00-1:33:50 radio silence]

1:33:50 standing vs seated flexion tests

[1:34:40- 1:39:55 radio silence]

1:39:55 compression test general concepts

[1:41:30- 1:43:10 radio silence]

1:43:10 hip drop test general concepts

[1:45:30 -1:48:00 radio silence]

1:48:00 screening exam summary (scoliosis)

1:47:55 compression test general concepts

Here is the breakdown of each lab and the techniques etc covered for exam 2 of OPP II.

2/17/10 Pelvis and Innominate
15:30 diagnosing pelvis, patient standing, anteriorly
17:30 diagnosing pelvis, patient standing, posteriorly (standing flexion test)
19:00 diagnosing pelvis, patient sitting, posteriorly (seated flexion test)
20:00 diagnosing pelvis, patient supine (compression test, pelvic roll)
38:30 seated flexion test
41:10 diagnosing pelvis, patient supine (compression test, pelvic roll)
1:02:00 diagnosing pelvis, patient prone (spring test, sphinx test)
[radio silence with brief interlude 1:24:30 understanding relationship between PSIS, sacral sulcus, L5; ]
1:34:20 treatment of sacral torsions (muscle energy, right on right and left on left)
1:45:30 treatment of sacral torsions (muscle energy, left on right, right on left)

2/24/10 Cervical Spine: Typical-ME and FPR (Lab 2)
2:20 review of innominate mechanics and diagnosis
5:45 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, prone Nicholas and Nicholas method
9:30 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, prone Dr. Miller’s method
14:10 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, hospital bed/supine Nicholas and Nicholas method
16:20 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, hospital bed/supine Dr. Miller method
19:55 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, prone Nicholas and Nicholas method
21:33 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, prone Dr. Miller method
24:50 treatment of posterior innominate with muscle energy, hospital bed/supine Dr. Miller method
29:25 treatment of anterior innominate with muscle energy
37:50 treatment of anterior innonimate with muscle energy, Dr. Miller method
42:10 treatment of anterior innominate with muscle energy
45:40 treatment of anterior innonimate with muscle energy, Dr. Miller method
48:45 treatment of anterior innonimate, with muscle energy, prone alternate technique
52:45 treatment of innominate shear with muscle energy
56:30 treatment of anterior innonimate, with muscle energy, prone alternate technique
58:45 treatment of innominate shear, with muscle energy
1:00:55 review of pubic mechanics and diagnosis
1:05:00 treatment of superior pubic shear with muscle energy
1:09:35 general treatment of pubic dysfunction, isometric and isolytic
1:13:30 general treatment of pubic dysfunction, home edition
1:17:15 general treatment of pubic dysfunction, isometric and isolytic
1:18:55 general treatment of pubic dysfunction, home edition
1:20:30 traction techniques overview
1:23:00 traction technique for posterior innominate
1:24:30 traction technique for innonimate shear
1:25:10 traction technique for anterior innominate
1:26:45 traction technique for posterior innominate, innominate shear, anterior innominate
1:35:00 treatment of anterior sacral torsion with ligamentous balanced technique
1:45:20 treatment of posterior sacral torsion with ligamentous balanced technique
[radio silence after 1:53:15]

3/3/10 Cervical Spine: OA/AA- ME and FPR
00:00 diagnosis of the cervical spine
[38:00-41:30 radio silence]
[50:30-54:20 radio silence]
1:00:00 treatment of cervical spine with facilitated positional release
1:12:30 treatment of cervical spine with functional/stiles technique

3/10/10 Autonomics/Behavioral Medicine
20:10 OSCE feedback, method of ausculation
26:45 diagnosis of cervical spine
39:00 diagnosis of OA
50:30 positional diagnosis of OA
51:50 treatment of OA with functional positional release
1:12:40 treatment of AA with functional positional release
1:22:00 treatment of cervical spine with muscle energy
1:25:45 treatment of AA with muscle energy
1:28:30 treatment of cervical spine with muscle energy
1:31:20 treatment of AA with muscle energy
1:33:00 treatment of OA with muscle energy
1:44:20 addendum to functional neuroanatomy lecture (3/9/10): rule of thumb for appendix is tip of 12 rib

3/14/10 Carpal Tunnel/Epicondylitis
00:00 exam review
7:20 Case 1: Lateral Epicondylitis
14:00 review of carrying angle
19:30 testing for lateral epicondylitis
26:00 review of motion and strength testing upper extremity
29:00 testing for ulnar glide
31:00 treatment of adducted ulna with articulation and HVLA
38:50 treatment of abducted ulnar with articulation and HVLA
42:30 treatment of interosseous membrane
51:45 treatment of lateral epicondylitis with counterstrain
56:50 treatment extensor and flexor forearm compartments with counterstrain
59:20 Case 2: Carpal Tunnel
1:21:00 treatment of carpal tunnel
1:27:50 Case 3: Neuralgia Parasthetica
1:42:00 treatment of anterior innonimate with muscle energy
1:48:00 treatment of sacral shear and torsions with respiratory assist

Joe Sullivan, a current 3rd year, will be discussing rotations and setting up electives, pimp questions, and showing new suturing techniques.  You’ll need to bring your own suture kits- the sutures and tongues will be provided. If you haven’t RSVP’d already, please do so by Sunday, March 7.   You can RSVP by emailing me at niki.myers@lmunet.edu and letting me know you want to attend.

Again, this is open to everyone not just SOSA members!

We look forward to seeing you there.

Go Red for Women week!

Starting tomorrow, WHMS will be selling t-shirts for only $5! We will also be selling the Go Red for Women “Red Dress” pins for $1! The sale ends Wednesday, so be sure to look for us at lunch or find me wandering around and I’ll get you hooked up!

Now, the t-shirts are the same as last year, so the 100% of the money raised from them will go to the American Heart Association! Sizes vary, and we’ll be selling them first come first serve. Make sure to get yours soon or your size may be sold out!

You’re probably saying to yourself, why do I need another t-shirt? I have plenty! You have 2 options:

Option 1:

It’s only $5, it’s for a good cause, AND you can wear it Friday (Feb 12) for DRESS DOWN DAY! Dr. Leo has graciously allowed us to dress down on Friday if you wear this t-shirt!

Option 2:

Dr. Leo has also graciously agreed to let you dress down Friday if you wear RED and make a donation! So, I will be outside the lecture halls before both the OMS-I and OMS-II lectures begin. If you don’t want to buy another t-shirt but want to dress down, choose this option!!

For you second years that already have a shirt, I hope that you would make a donation if you choose to wear your shirt or wear red to dress down on Friday.

Get good karma people!