Question

while evaluating a patient for left sided \low back pain\, you notice a decrease in left si joint extension. how would you best address this subluxation?
a) push p-a on the right ischial tuberosity
b) push a-p on the left asis
c) push p-a on the right sacral apex
d) push p-a on the left sacral base

Explanation:

When addressing a left - SI joint subluxation with decreased left SI joint extension, pushing P - A (posterior - anterior) on the left Sacral base can help realign the joint and improve its function. This is based on common manual therapy techniques for sacroiliac joint dysfunctions.

Answer:

d) Push P-A on the left Sacral base