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Corr Tech MT A Flashcards

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Short left tibia

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In the left side of the figure, there is evidence of___?

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Rotates Anteriorly

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When there is a substantial anatomical short leg, the ipsilateral innominate bone____?

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Posterior rotation on the inferior side

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The PSISs of a seated patient are uneven, suggesting a probable _____?

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An anatomical short leg

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The Compressive Leg Check is designed to directly detect ______ ?

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Allis (Knees up evaluation for longer femur/ longer tibia)

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What is the name of the orthopedic test that looks at the knees for a longer femur or longer tibia?

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75%

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According to Friberg, the indigence of anatomic short leg of 5 mm or more among low back pain sufferers is ___?

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(d) were usually about 2 cm off their intended segmental contact

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one study found that doctors attempting to adjust by contacting the PSIS on a drop ___

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(d) the patient actually had a lumbar hypolordosis

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the listing “double PI” is a misnomer, because ___

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(d) pure hypothesis

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the “P” in the listing “PRS” is generally determined by a process of ___

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(d) P-A thrust on right sacral base

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bilateral sacral base palpation indicates a shallow joint (posteriority) on the right, it is also more tender and fixed on the right. which adjustment is probably indicated?

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(d) modified petition contact on sacral apex

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a patient with low back pain in x-rayed and founded to have a grade I stable anteriolisthesis of L5. Which of the following corrective procedures is designed for anteriolisthesis of L5?

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(d) manual drop table thrust on symphysis pubis

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a female patient has had inguinal and groin pain ever since having a baby 6 months previous. these are the primary complaints. although her internist told her this was normal and the pain would go away, it hasn’t. This probolem is best corrected by ____?

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(d) kyphosis

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a patient complains of pain while sitting ever since a fall in which he landed on his buttock region, in the flexed position, on a hard floor. For optimal results, the patient’s lumbar spine should be pre-stressed in ____?

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(d) is associated with medial rotation of the tibia on the foot

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a patient presents with midline LBP that is aggravated by Kemps test on the right. he has a hyperlordotic lumbopelvic posture. he has flare foot on the right, pronation on the right, and right lateral lumbar curve. The foot flare on the right ____?

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(d) I, III

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which of the following forms of SOT blocking are done prone?

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(d) anatomic short right leg (or long left leg)

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since the inferior PSIS seen in the sitting position disappears on standing, we suspect there is ____

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(d) an extremely rare

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the evidence suggests that caudal equine syndrome is ____ complication of low back side posture manipulation

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(d) a primary PI ilium

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the finding “UMS” in SOT indicates _____

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(c) turn to the right and flex forward

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in order to accomplish a right lateral bend in the lumbar spine, the body can ____

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(c) there is an ipsilateral AS ilium

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a padded wedge inserted under the greater trochanter of a prone patient increases his ipsilateral sacroiliac pain. this implies that ___

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(c) side-posture manipulation of the sacral apex

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a patient complains of pain while sitting ever since a fall in which he landed on his buttock region, in the flexed position, on a hard floor. This problem may be adjusted by which of the following moves?

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(c) sacral apex contact

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which of the following segmental contacts is most indicated for hyperextension of the lumbopelvic area?

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(c) left posterior, right anterior sacrum

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with palpation of the sacral base, the finding of a left “shallow” and right “deep” SI joint in a patient lacking signs of pelvic torsion suggests a ____

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(c) double AS and double PI listings

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according to Stillwagon, his contribution to Thompson’s technique is ____

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(c) double AS

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a patient presents with midline LBP that is aggravated by Kemps test on the right. he has a hyperlordotic lumbopelvic posture. he has flare foot on the right, pronation on the right, and right lateral lumbar curve. The hyperlordotic low back is most consistent with which of the following listings?

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(c) derifield leg check and x-ray?

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in a typical drop table listings system (like pierce-stillwagon), a patient is considered a candidate for chiropractic care and further examination if founded sublimated via ______

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(b) UMS left (sot) / AI sacrum, left (thompson)?

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which of the following pairs of listings are mechanically symmetric?

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(b) the fixation is on the side of the spinous rotation?

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the diversified formula “body right - spinous left” probably generates an inappropriate clinical inference when

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(b) symphysis pubis subluxation

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a female patient has had inguinal and groin pain ever since having a baby 6 months previous. these are the primary complaints. although her internist told her this was normal and the pain would go away, it hasn’t. Althoought many dx are possible, chances are this female has ____?

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(b) suggests avoiding extending the low back on right right

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a patient presents with midline LBP that is aggravated by Kemps test on the right. he has a hyperlordotic lumbopelvic posture. he has flare foot on the right, pronation on the right, and right lateral lumbar curve. A positive Kemp test ____?

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(b) right short

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what do we expect in a conventional prone leg check?

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(b) kemps test

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a patient with low back pain in x-rayed and founded to have a grade I stable anteriolisthesis of L5. Which of the following orthos is most likely to produce lumbosacral pain?

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(b) kemps

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the patient had a double AS ilium subluxation. which of the following ortho tests is most likely to be positive?

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(b) is useful within certain limits

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rotation in side posture lumbar adjustments ___

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(b) body drop/below

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the ___ lumbar segment most likely affect the joints ___the segment contacted

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(b) between the contacted bone and the segment below

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when a thumb move is traditionally performed, the joints most affected are likely to be ____

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(b) a hypomobile left PI, right AS configuration

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the adjustive procedure in the photo corrects ____

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(b) a hyperextended lumbosacral area

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stillwagon’s “double AS” listing most likely refers, in a mechanical sense, to ____

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(a) when the table is too high for the doctor

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the adjustive procedure in the photo should be used ___

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(a) supine?

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which type of blocking is most appropriate for SI hyper mobility?

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(a) supine drop table AS ilium move, ASIS contact, left

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a patient presents with midline LBP that is aggravated by Kemps test on the right. he has a hyperlordotic lumbopelvic posture. he has flare foot on the right, pronation on the right, and right lateral lumbar curve. Which of the following low back adjustments would be optional?

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(a) short right leg

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the evidence suggesting anatomic leg length inequality in this case predicts what finding in the compressive leg check?

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(a) SAL

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the adjustive procedure in the photo corrects ___

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(a) right posterior innominate rotation

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a patient presents with midline LBP that is aggravated by Kemps test on the right. he has a hyperlordotic lumbopelvic posture. He has flare foot on the right, pronation on the right, and right lateral lumbar curve. This patient is likely to have ___?

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(a) primary subluxation on the long leg side

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the listing “LLL” in the arm fossa test (SOT) best indicates ___

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(a) may be adjusted in side-posture

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a patient with low back pain in x-rayed and founded to have a grade I stable anteriolisthesis of L5. This patient ____.

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(a) little left-right triaxial asymmetry of the feet

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since the pelvis is level in the standing position, we expect the triaxial leg check to show ____

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(a) left posterior innominate rotation

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information seen in the sitting position suggests____

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(a) is a category I or II

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one of the purposes of the “arm fossa test” (SOT) is to help determine whether the patient ___

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(a) ipsilateral standing low hip

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the triaxial leg check, by itself, predicts

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(a) in one or two visits

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a female patient has had inguinal and groin pain ever since having a baby 6 months previous. these are the primary complaints. although her internist told her this was normal and the pain would go away, it hasn’t. The problem this patient has is largely resolved ____?

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(a) emphasize the motion characteristics of the SI joints

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in deciding among the carious alternatives for adjusting PI postural distortion syndrome, we __

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(a) AS ilium, right

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a pair pf prepadded wedges are inserted under the prone patint, the right upper block under the ischium, the left block under the crest. if this increases tenderness in the right Si joint, the most consistent impression is ____

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(a) approximates / distract?

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supine pelvis blocking ___ the SI joints, whereas prone pelvic blocking ___ them.

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(a) anterior coccyx subluxation

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a patient complains of pain while sitting ever since a fall in which he landed on his buttock region, in the flexed position, on a hard floor. Which clinical impression is the most appropriate for this injury?

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(a) adjust him further into extension

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a patient who is hyperextended in the lumbar spine and is found to be restricted going into extension. a strict practitioner of the motion palpation (MPI-style) technique would want to ____

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(a) a rotated sacrum

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palpation of the sacral base medial to the PSISs of a prone patient may identify ___

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(a) a double AS

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the adjustive procedure in the photo corrects ___

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