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Screening Test Functional Anatomy Testing Tape Specification KT Method Confirmation Testing
KT Method
Longissimus Cervicis (Superficial Erector Spinae)
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Patient position: standing or sitting
Apply the base of the Kinesio Tex to
the transverse process of the 5th
thoracic vertebra.
Peel the Kinesio Tex from the paper
liner and place the tape temporarily
on the skin. Do not activate the glue
by rubbing.
Cross the patient s arms across the
chest and  hunch the upper thoracic
spine. Forward bend and laterally flex
the head to the opposite side to
increase tissue tension.
While stabilizing the base of the
Kinesio Tex, pull the skin inferiorly to
increase tissue tension.
Apply the other end of the Kinesio
Tex to the mastoid process, passing
over the transverse process of the 3rd
cervical vertebra.
Completed Kinesio Tex application:
longissimus cervicis
0110-NE-XX Longissimus Cervicis (Superficial Erector Spinae) Go
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