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Counterstrain AC1 - Correct Answers -Transverse process- C1 transverse process
midway between the ramus of mandible and mastoid process

SaRa

Counterstrain AC2-6 - Correct Answers -Found on the anterior aspect of transverse
process of corresponding vertebra

F SaRa

AC3 may require cervical extension

Counterstrain AC7 - Correct Answers -FSTRA

Counterstrain AC8 - Correct Answers -F SaRa

Counterstrain PC1 Inion - Correct Answers -1 cm inferior and lateral to the inion

F StRa

Counterstrain Pc1 Occiput - Correct Answers -On occiput 3-4 cm lateral to midline in
muscle mass

E with SaRa as needed

Counterstrain PC2 - Correct Answers -Medial ‐ on C2 spinous process or just lateral.
Lateral ‐ 2cm lateral to midline below occiput in muscle mass.

E with Sara as needed

Counterstrain PC3-7 - Correct Answers -midline or inferolateral aspect of C2‐6 spinous
processes of named vertebra above or just lateral to spinous process

ESaRa

PC3 may require flexion F SaRa

, Counterstrain PC8 - Correct Answers -Medial ‐ midline of inferolateral aspect of C7
spinous process. Lateral ‐ posterior tip of transverse processes, anterior to trapezius
muscle belly

E SaRa

Counterstrain AT1 - Correct Answers -sternal notch

Flex to the level of the point

Counterstrain AT2 - Correct Answers -middle of manubrium

Flex to the level of the point

Counterstrain AT3-6 - Correct Answers -along sternal midline at level of corresponding
rib attachment

Flex to the level of the point

Counterstrain AT7 - Correct Answers -on xiphoid tip and/of 1/4 distance from xiphoid tip
to umblicius, 1-2 cm lateral to the midline

FStRa

Counterstrain AT 8 - Correct Answers -1/2 distance from xiphoid to umbilicus, 2‐3cm
lateral to midline

FStRa

Counterstrain AT9 - Correct Answers -3/4 distance from xiphoid to umbilicus, 2‐3cm
lateral to midline

FStRa

Counterstrain AT10 - Correct Answers -1/4 distance from umbilicus to pubic symphysis,
2‐ 3cm lateral to midline

FStRa

Counterstrain AT11 - Correct Answers -1/2 distance from umbilicus to pubic symphysis,
2‐ 3cm lateral to midline

FStRa

Counterstrain AT12 - Correct Answers -superior aspect of iliac crest at midaxillary line

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