Cervicothoracic Exam
Cervicothoracic Exam
Cervicothoracic Exam
Observation:: WNL
Development: good, fair, poor
Posture: _________________________
Skin (bruising, scars): _______________
Antalgia: _________________________
Asymmetry: _______________________
Observation
Thoracic
Cervical
Head tilt
Palpation
Lymph nodes
Temporalis
Masseter
TMJ
SCM
Levator scapulae
Trapezius/rhomboids
High shoulder
Suboccipitals
Scoliosis
Trachea mobility
Adams sign
Thyroid gland
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Neurologic:: WNL
Sensation WNL
Extension (60)
Brachioradialis(C6)(radial)
Triceps (C7)(radial)
Extension (50)
Abduction (180)
TMJ
Depression/elevation
Lateral deviation
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Flexion (180)
Adduction (30)
C0
C1
Max. compression
C2
Cervical distraction
C3
Soto Hall
C4
Julls test
C5
Brachial stretch
C6
Shoulder depression
C7
T1
TOS
L
R
T2
Edens
T3
Wrights
T4
Adsons
T5
Roos
T6
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Cervical compression
Vibration
Rotation (80)
Screening
Valsalva
Passive
R
Sharp/dull
Active
R
Orthopedic:: WNL
Light touch
Flexion (50)
Shoulder
Scalenes
Head rotation
Cervical spine
Mark on drawing pain (circle), spasm (s), edema (e), brotic (f),
MFTP (x), ache (a), burning (b), tingling (t)
Palpation:: WNL
II (light, vision)
IX, X (ahhh)
V (bite, sensation)
XI (trap/SCM)
XII (tongue)
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