Manipulations | Absolute & Relative Contraindications ⚠️ 🛑

The video tutorial discusses the importance of understanding when to perform or avoid manipulations in clinical settings. It covers absolute contraindications, where manipulations should never be performed, such as osteoporosis and instability, and relative contraindications, where manipulations may be performed with caution, such as in cases of disc herniation or vertigo. The tutorial emphasizes using clinical judgment and logic to decide on manipulations.

What are relative contraindications, and how do they differ from absolute contraindications?

How should a practitioner approach a patient with a history of adverse reactions to manipulations?

Discuss the considerations for performing manipulations on patients with vertigo.