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Question 1

How can we determine your dominant eye?

Answer 1

Make a triangle with your hands and center an object
Close your left eye.
If it stays in the center–> right eye dom

If it moves. kegt eye dom

Question 2

Mesomorphic

• body type?
• ROM?
• Developed from?

Answer 2

Musclular/sturdy (average guy)

Mid ranges of ROM

-embryonic mesoderm

Question 3

Ectomorphic

• body type?
• ROM?
• Developed from?

Answer 3

Thin, long, linear

High ROM

Embryonic ectoderm

Question 4

Endomorphic

• body type?
• ROM?
• Developed from?

Answer 4

• heavy, fat
• low ROM
• embryonic endoderm

Question 5

What can pale color indicate?

Answer 5

anemia

Question 6

What does redness/erythema indicate?

Answer 6

inflammation

Question 7

What does jaundice sometimes indicate?

Answer 7

cirrhosis

Question 8

What does cyanosis indicate?

Answer 8

reaction to cold/ reynauds disease

Question 9

what color would you be with reynauds dz

Answer 9

cyanosis- blue

Question 10

figuring out dom eye is called

Answer 10

dentification

Question 11

blackness indications what?

Answer 11

necrosis

Question 12

what do kids with tetralogy of fallot look like?

Answer 12

have blue skin when crying or feeding

Question 13

who is paul karason

Answer 13

turned blue after using colloidal silver to treat dermititis.

Question 14

dermatitis causes what?

Answer 14

swollen, red and itchy skin

Question 15

What can we observe on the skin?

Answer 15

lesions
scars
tattoos
piercings

Question 16

ABCDE of lesions

Answer 16

asymmetry
borders
color
diameter
evolution

Question 17

color of lesions

Answer 17

look for uneven colors

Question 18

diameter of lesions

Answer 18

> 6mm

Question 19

What is comparitive analysis?

Answer 19

Compare right vs left based on

1. height
2. symmetry
3. deviation from the midline

Question 20

What factors create asymmetry?

Answer 20

Bone deformity 
Joint deformity 
Kyphoscoliosis 
Dress, occupation, mental attitude, habit 
Sacral base unleveling 
Lower extremity defects 
Somatic dysfunction

Question 21

What are physical landmarks on the head carriage that we can use to determine symmetry?

Answer 21

Eye level

Ear level

Nose/Nares symmetry

ear prominence

Question 22

What are physical landmarks on the UE that we can use to determine symmetry?

Answer 22

Acromion height

Clavicular angles

finger tip length compared to iliac crests

Question 23

What are physical landmarks below the shoulder that we can use to determine symmetry?

Answer 23

1. Angle rib cage
2. Umbilicus

3, Crest of ileum

4, upper leg/lower leg

5. Medial/lower malleoli

Question 24

What are physical landmarks on the posterior view that we can use to determine symmetry?

Answer 24

1. Carriage of head
2. shoulder level

3, arm carriage

4, spinous process alignment

5, PSIS

6. gluteal line
7. achilles tendon
8. popliteal line/space

Question 25

what physical landmarks can we use laterally?

Answer 25

1. Plumb line

2. Spinal curvature

Question 26

plumb line

Answer 26

1. external auditory canal
2. acromion process
3. greater trochanter
4. lateral and medial malleolus

Question 27

Spinal and curvatures

Answer 27

lordosis at your cervical and lumbar area

kyphosis at your thoracic