Determining a Mechanical Component - Pelvic Pain & Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms
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Welcome and Introduction
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Welcome!
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2-Month Free Trial on Embodia + Resource Packages
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Course Manual
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Slides
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References
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Myths That Persist When Evidence Moves On
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Quiz!
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Feedback
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Can LUTS Be Related to the Spine?
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Lower Back Pain
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What are Centralization and Directional Preference (and Why They’re Very Important)
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Does it Matter Which Exercise? (Hint… Yes it Does)
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Putting It Together
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Patient Video 1: Jane
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Case Study 1: Barb
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Neuroanatomy and why it’s Important
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LUTS overview
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The Relationship Between LBP and LUTS
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Quiz!
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Feedback
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Research Relating Pelvic Pain and LUTS with the Spine
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Clinical Studies that Assess the Spine to Influence LUTS
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Case Study 2: Adam
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Chronic Pelvic Pain
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Lam Study on Chronic Pelvic Pain
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Quiz!
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Feedback
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What Distress Questionnaires Really Look At
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Distress Questionnaires and What they Mean Practically
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Quiz!
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Feedback
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The Why and How of a Thorough Mechanical Assessment
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Would you Assess a Shoulder in this Way? You Would Miss Directional Preference!
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When Sitting Posture Matters and Objective Assessment
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Lumbar Flexion in Standing Video
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Lumbar Flexion in Lying Video
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Lumbar Extension in Standing Video
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Lumbar Extension in Lying video
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Progression of Force into Lumbar Extension Video
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Progression of Force Into Lumbar Flexion Video
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Lumbar Flexion/Rotation Position
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Lumbar Side Glides Video
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Patient Video 2: Lisa
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Patient Video 3: Velvet
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Sitting Posture Adjustment and When it is Appropriate
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Clinical Pearls with Carolyn Vandyken
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Quiz!
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Feedback
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Bonus Assessment + What's Next
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Bonus: Alexa's Mechanical Assessment
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Congrats and what's next!