To discuss the evidence behind regional interdependence and its implementation in clinical practice
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Identify and perform key elements of the lumbopelvic objective clinical examination, with particular emphasis on active and passive motion testing with overpressure, hip and lumbar differential testing, and special tests
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Synthesize and analyze data from the lumbopelvic clinical examination based on signs and symptoms and treatment-based classifications.
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Determine a diagnosis and use sound clinical reasoning and treatment-based classifications (mobilization, specific exercise, stabilization, traction) to guide patient/client management.
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Engage in the diagnostic process to establish differential diagnoses across systems & across the life span
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Justify the selection of manual therapy techniques or integrated exercise using clinical reasoning and application of current best evidence
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Perform selected thoracolumbar and lumbopelvic mobilization techniques in patients with low back pain or dysfunction.
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