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1
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ligaments hold _______together

A

bones

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2
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ligament properties

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fold
unfold
stretch
fail

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3
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sacroiliac joints

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  • move together as a single unit
  • bicondylar joints
  • two surfaces moves together in opposite directions
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4
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an AS on the right would a ______on the left

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PI

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5
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an IN on the right would be a ________on the left

A

EX

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6
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PI results in a ______leg and will have a ______gluteul fold

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short

lower

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7
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AS results in a _____left and will have a ______gluteul fold

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long

higher

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8
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EX the leg would turn____ and will have a____gluteul fold

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out

narrower

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9
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IN the leg would turn______and will have a _______ gluteal fold

A

in

wider

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10
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The edema in an AS would be at the

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bottom

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11
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the edema in an EX would be in the

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middle

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12
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All PI ilium listings are contacted on the

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PSIS

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13
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edema on a PI

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on top

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14
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All AS ilium listings are contacted on the

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acetabular ridge

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15
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ASIN contact

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acetabular ridge

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16
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what are the listings for sacrum

A

P-L(posterior and left)

P-R(posterior and right

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17
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sacrum is measures from ______to _______

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S2

lateral aspect of the base

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18
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when do you use the sacrum as a contact

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when its rotated posterior more than 6 mm and the ilium listing is IN or ASIN

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19
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how to take a sacral contact: SCP, LOD, Torque

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  • SCP-1/2 way btwn PSIS and S2
  • LOD-P-A
  • Torque-none
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20
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joint receptors function

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  • protect joint

- proprioceptors

21
Q

four types of nerve ending that make up joint receptors

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free nerve endings
golgi type endings
ruffinin endings
paciniform endings

22
Q

free nerve endings

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activated by extreme mechanical or chemical irritation

23
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golgi type endings

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activated at end range of motion

24
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ruffini endings

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found in joint capsule

-active at rest and movement

25
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paciniform endings

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  • in periosteum

- sense quick mechanical deformations or vibrations

26
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When are joint receptors fired

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all the time

27
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when the ilium subluxates in a PIEX direction it shifts the weight of pelvis_____

A

backward

28
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first joint to compensate involving pelvis is the

A

acetabular joint

29
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what does the acetabular joint feel when there is a PIEX

A

it feels extension

30
Q

what will the spines compensation be for a forward tilt of pelvis and activation of psoas and rectus femoris

A

hyperlordosis

31
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what will spinal compensation be for an ASIN

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hypolordosis

32
Q

what joint shapes are least to most mobile

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least=straight
intermediate=S shaped
most=C shaped

33
Q

technique needs to have

A
  • theory(something measurable)
  • some form of analysis
  • correction/adjustment protocol
  • case management
  • reproducibility
34
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tonal technique

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looking at tone of system not at specific segments

-use rapid corrections to tell tonal responses to relax muscle

35
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theory

A

need to keep certain techniques separate because some techniques require speed, or are looking at specific spinal levels, etc

36
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technique categories

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tonal
sectional/postural
-intersegmental/segmental

37
Q

intersegmental

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in between two bones(usually vertebrae)

38
Q

things to do to adjust subluxatoin

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  • instrumentation
  • digital palpation
  • motion palpation
  • visualization
  • x-ray
39
Q

how many visits does it take to get full range of motion from a skilled practitioner

A

8-10

40
Q

What physically causes intersegmental fixation in the Full Spine model?

A

cross collage linkages-adhesions+++++

41
Q

According to Kent and Gentempo, a technique that uses motion palpation to determine a level of fixation and select an adjustment to reduce the fixation at that one level is categorized as:

A

tonal

++++

42
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Pierce and Pettibon techniques are interested in creating an optimal degree of cervical curve to manage subluxation. What category of technique would Kent and Gentempo assign?

A

sectional/intersegmental++++++

43
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Using Life University full spine protocol, where should the doctor perform motion palpation?

A

where thermal instrumentation findings were++++

44
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What physically exerts pressure on the nerve in the intersegmental fixation model?

A

bone++++

45
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What is the purpose of instrumentation in the intersegmental model of fixation?

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tells the doctor the state of the autonomic nervous system
tells the doctor where to adjust
tells the doctor what levels of the spine to check++++++

46
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Activator technique observes changes in leg length as the patient is put through motions of the neck, torso and extremities. If there is a subluxation, there is a change in the leg length. What category of technique is this classified in Kent and Gentempos models?

A

tonal++++

47
Q

The patient has been “walkin, talkin, movin”. This is causing extension microtrauma of the posterior portion of the disc and a loss of disc height. What can the next consequence be in the Full Spine subluxation model?

A

microtrauma causes folding of the ligaments of the disc leading to adheasions+++++

48
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What is the most common intersegmental motion restriction (listing) of the spine?

A

P++++

49
Q

Why does interstitial fluid build up in the facet joint with loss of motion?

A

motion is necessary to pump fluid out of the joint and into the lymphatics+++++

fullspine I Midterm (2 decks)

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