During the blowout testing, what is evaluated in CAT 2?

• A. PSIS stability
• B. Leg raises
• C. Valsalva response
• D. Muscle contraction strength

Answer: (B)

In the context of blowout testing within Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT), the focus during CAT 2 evaluations is primarily on assessing leg raises. This technique is part of a broader examination that aims to reveal specifics about the patient's pelvic and neurological function. By having a patient perform leg raises, practitioners can observe muscle coordination, strength, and any compensatory patterns that may arise during the movement. This information can help determine underlying issues tied to pelvic stability and muscular imbalances.

While other aspects such as PSIS stability, Valsalva response, and muscle contraction strength are certainly important in various SOT assessments, they do not specifically pertain to the categorical evaluation designated as CAT 2 in the blowout testing. Each of these other options may have relevance in different contexts or stages of the SOT assessment process but are not the primary focus during the leg raise component of CAT 2.