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CCP for year II Flashcards

1
Q

C2 is rotated and side bent how?

A

to the left

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2
Q

The head side bends to which side?

A

right

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3
Q

T1 rotates and side bends how?

A

To the right

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4
Q

Which infraclavicular area is concave and compressible?

A

Right

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5
Q

T2-6 are what?

A

Neutral side-bent left and rotated right

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6
Q

The lower thoracic area shifts better to which side?

A

Left

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7
Q

The pelvis rolls how?

A

Right better than left

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8
Q

Which iliac crest is high?

A

left

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9
Q

The pelvis torsions which way?

A

left (posterior left/anterior right)

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10
Q

What is the sacral SD?

A

left on left torsion

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11
Q

Which arm is short?

A

Left

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12
Q

Which leg is long?

A

Right

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13
Q

Which leg is externally rotated?

A

Right

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14
Q

True or false: all systems are disrupted by CCP

A

True

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15
Q

True or false: CCP is always, or will become painful

A

False-May only be an issue if the body is stressed or injured

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16
Q

Why are departures from CCP significant?

A

Generate an uncompensated fascial pattern

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17
Q

True or false: you should treat patients who are in pain, by bringing them back to CCP

A

True

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18
Q

When should you treat CCP?

A

Improve structure and function

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19
Q

Type I SDs of the back are caused by which muscles?

A

Long restrictor muscles

20
Q

How may tender points do pts in CCP have?

A

18

21
Q

Which tender points should you concentrate on?

A

Postural/tonic muscles

22
Q

Postural muscles respond to dysfunction how?

A

facilitation/hypertonicity

23
Q

Phasic muscles respond to dysfunction how?

A

hypotonicity

24
Q

What is Fryette’s first principle ?

A

side bending and rotation are opposite when neutral

25
Q

Shortened levator scap/ upper trap generate what SD?

A

Upper cervical side bent right, rotated left

26
Q

Shortened/inhibited lat dorsi/lower trap causes what SD?

A

T2-6 side bent left, rotated right

27
Q

Tight posas causes what?

A

Pelvis side bends left, left crest high

28
Q

Tight hamstrings causes what SD?

A

Left leg long

29
Q

How do you have a more permanent effect on CCP? (4)

A

Treat strain
Stretch muscle
Move bones
Strengthen core

30
Q

If an out of pattern SD persists in spite of treatment, what should you think of?

A

Visceral pathology

31
Q

If there is pain with CCP, is this always a red flag?

A

Could be

32
Q

What happens to the fascial system with CCP?

A

Increases resting tension

33
Q

What happens when there is a change in structure with CCP?

A

Change in function

34
Q

What happens to the dural system with CCP?

A

Increases resting tension

35
Q

What happens to the autonomics with CCP?

A

Instability

36
Q

What happens to the diaphragm with CCP?

A

Decreased efficiency

37
Q

What happens to venous and lymphatic return with CCP?

A

Decreased

38
Q

What happens to the respiratory system with CCP?

A

Reduced efficiency and increased vulnerability to disease

39
Q

What happens with venous and lymphatic return with CCP?

A

Tourniquet effect

40
Q

Why are type I SDs of the back problematic?

A

Generates and uncompensated fascial pattern

41
Q

What are the four significant departures from CCP?

A
  • Type I SDs
  • Type II SDs
  • Significant sacral
  • Significant innominates
42
Q

What are the muscles that maintain the cervical CCP?

A

Levator scap

Upper trap

43
Q

What are the muscles that maintain the thoracic CCP?

A

Lat dorsi and lower trap

44
Q

What are the muscles that maintain the pelvis CCP?

A

Psoas

45
Q

What are the muscles that maintain the leg SDs?

A

Hamstrings

46
Q

Who should you refer patients who have out of pattern, non-musculoskeletal concerns to?

A

Dr. Jason H. Parvis, DO

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