adjustive set up terminology

Question 1

neutral contact

Answer 1

upper or lower (usually upper) vertebra of the target motion seg

Question 2

neutral patient position

Answer 2

patient IS NOT positioned to increase tension/motion in direction of seg motion

Question 3

prone thoracic rotation with unilateral upper vertebra hypothenar TP contact, is what set up type?

Answer 3

neutral neutral

Question 4

what set up type is, side posture lumbar rotation with an upper vertebra hypothenar/mammilary contact?

Answer 4

neutral set up

Question 5

an assisted contact

Answer 5

upper vertebra of the target seg with prepositioned patient

Question 6

assisted setup patient position

Answer 6

patient IS positioned to increase tension/motion in the direction of desired seg motion

Question 7

an adjustive setup with upper vertebra contact considered assisted?

Answer 7

no

-assisted if prepositioning is present

Question 8

what is an adjustive setup with upper vertebra contact called?

Answer 8

neutral adjustment with upper vertebra contact

Question 9

prone thoracic lateral flexion wit h unilateral upper vertebra hypothenar TP contact and patient prepositioned in direction of desired lateral flexion, is an example of what setup?

Answer 9

assisted adjustment setup

Question 10

Resisted contact

Answer 10

lower vertebra of the target motion seg

Question 11

adjustive resisted patient positioning

Answer 11

patient IS positioned to increase tension/motion in direction of desired seg motion

Question 12

would an adjustive setup with lower vertebra contact be considered resisted?

Answer 12

no

-only with prepositioning

Question 13

an adjustive set up with lower vertebra contact is considered what kind of set up?

Answer 13

neutral set up

Question 14

counter-resisted contact

Answer 14

upper and lower vertebra of the target motion seg

Question 15

counter-resisted patent postion

Answer 15

patient may or may not be prepositioned