PUT IT ALL TOGETHER! (THIS IS FOR YOUR REFERENCE WHEN STUDYING IF YOU DEEM IT HELPFUL)

Standing Flexion Test(tells side of dysfunction)

Seated Flexion Test (Sacroilial, Iliosacral)

Spring Test/Sphinx test(flexed or extended sacrum)

DONE!

Assess ASIS, PSIS, Ischial Tuberosity(all in reference to SIDE of DYSFUNCTION)

Diagnose!

Deep Sulcus

Posterior ILA (inferolateral angle)

Diagnose!

Diagnosing Notes:1) Positive Spring test = extension (L on R, R on L, bilateral extension) and are RARE especially in your classmates!2) Posterior ILA corresponds with your first letter of diagnosis(i.e. posterior left ILA = L on L, L on R, L unilateral flexed)3) Left on Right means the sacrum is rotating left on the right axis.4) Flexed sacral dx (L on L) will have a + standing flexion test on the opposite side of rotation (Right) whereas an extended sacral dx (L on R) will have a + standing flexion test on the same side of the rotation (Left)

Class Dysfunction Deep SulcusInf. /

Post. ILASeated

Flexion TestSpring Test

Sphinx Test (confirms spring)

Forward L on L R L + on R Negative Negative

Torsions R on R L R + on L Negative Negative

Backward L on R R L + on L Positive Positive

Torsions R on L L R + on R Positive Positive

Unilateral L unilateral L L + on L Negative Negative

Flexions R unilateral R R + on R Negative Negative

UnilateralExtensions

L unilateral R R + on L Positive Positive

R unilateral L L + on R Positive Positive

BilateralBilateral Flexed L & R L & R + on L & R

Negative Negative

Flexion/ Ext.Bilateral Ext. Shallow L &

R L & R + on L & RPositive Positive