Lab: Uterine Mobility Assessment for Non-Pregnant and Pregnant Body | 8:19
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When assessing compression/decompression on the non pregnant uterus, are your thumbs and fingers moving medial (toward each other), then lateral? Or is it posterior then anterior? And are we assessing the general fascial mobility of the uterus itself?
I do superior glide but the sidebeding already assesses round ligament and the superior glide is doing the same so it’s redundant. If you feel you need more information with your pregnant client then you can do it.
When assessing compression/decompression on the non pregnant uterus, are your thumbs and fingers moving medial (toward each other), then lateral? Or is it posterior then anterior? And are we assessing the general fascial mobility of the uterus itself?
The fingers are coming together medially and then releasing. Yes to the first part of your question.
Hi Lynn, would you still assess superior/inferior glide in a pregnant uterus? I didnt see it in the second video there. Thanks
I do superior glide but the sidebeding already assesses round ligament and the superior glide is doing the same so it’s redundant. If you feel you need more information with your pregnant client then you can do it.