CPA 3 Cards Flashcards by Priyanka Barad

Q

Vertebral Prominens (C7) can help locate __

A

T1

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Spine of the scapula corresponds with the spinous process of __

A

T3

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Inferior angle of the scapula corresponds with the spinous process of __ and transverse process of __

A

T7, T8

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Spinous process and transverse process is in the same plane for ___

A

T1-3, T12

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Spinous process is in a plane halfway between its own TP and the TP of the vertebrae below for ___

A

T4-6, T11

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Spinous process is in the plane of the TP of the vertebrae one level below for ___

A

T7-9, T10

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Type 1 and Type 2 mechanics can be applied to ___ and ___ spine

A

Thoracic, Lumbar

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What does TONGO stand for?

A

Type One

Neutral

Grouped (>3)

sb and rotation in Opposite directions

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What does TOSS stand for?

A

Type Two

NOt grouped

Same Side sb and rotation

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If hard end feel is worse in flexion, the segment is living in ___

A

extension

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If hard end feel is better in flexion, the segment is living in __

A

flexion

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If hard end feel is unchanged with flexion and exteions, the segment is ___

A

Neutral

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Compression test

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Spurling’s Maneuver

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The OA joint is considered what kind of mechanic?

A

Type 1-like

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How to assess OA lateral translation

A

Hold head in neutral
Translate OA from left to right
Repeat in flexion/extension

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How to assess OA rotation

A

Hold head in neutral
Assess rotation from posterior to anterior on TPs of vertebrae
Repeat in flexion/extension

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How to assess rotation of AA joint

A

Fully flex C-Spine (locks out C2-7)
Assess rotation of head bilaterally

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OA MET

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AA MET

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The Typical Vertebrae are considered what kind of mechanic?

A

Type 2

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Typical Cervical Vertebrae (C2-7) MET

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OA ART

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AA ART

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Typical Cervical Vertebrae ART

Bilateral Forearm Fulcrum ST/MFR

Bilateral Forearm Fulcrum ART

Bilateral Forearm Fulcrum MET

BLT Upper Thoracics, Supine

BLT Lower Thoracic, Seated

BLT Thoracic/Lumbar, Prone

Steps of FPR

Upper Thoracic FPR

Lower Thoracic FPR

Lumbar, Flexed (Type 2) Prone

Lumbar Extended (Type 2) Prone

Steps of Still's Technique

Stills Technique: Upper Thoracic, Seated

Still's Technique: Lower Thoracic, Seated

Still's Technique: Lumbar Spine, Supine

FPR: Hypertonic Suboccipital Muscles

FPR Cervical Segmental Dysfunction

Still's OA SD

Stills AA SD

Stills Typical Cervical SD

BLT: OA SD

BLT: Typical Cervical SD

Fluid Pump locations

Thoracic Inlet Thoracic Diaphragm Pelvic Diaphragm

Evaluation of Cranial-Cervical Jxn

Evaluation of Cervical-Thoracic Jxn

Evaluation of Thoracolumbar Jxn

Evaluation of Lumbopelvic Jxn

Lymph Node Palpation sites

Supraclavicular space Epigastric region Posterior axillary fold Inguinal region Popliteal space Achilles region

Thoracic Inlet MFR

Doming the Diaphragm

Ischiorectal Fossa Release

Pectoral Traction

Rib Raising, Supine

Rib Raising, Seated

Thoracic Pump (Repetitive/Oscillatory)

Thoracic Pump (Vacuum/Atelectasis Modification)

Abdominal Pump

Sacral Rocking

Pedal Pump

Tapotement

Effleurage and Petrissage

IT Band Effleurage

Anterior Cervical Arches Release

Cervical Stroking

Cervical Chain Drainage

Submandibular Drainage

Mandibular Drainage (Galbreath Technique)

Auricular Drainage

ART: Upper Thoracic Type 2 SD, Seated

ART Lower Thoracic Sidebending SD, Prone

ART Lower Thoracic Type 1 SD, Seated

ART Lower Thoracic Type 2 Extension SD, Seated

ART Lower Thoracic Type 2 Flexion SD, Seated

ART Lower Thoracic Sidebending SD, Seated

ART Lower Thoracic Rotation SD, Seated

MET Upper Thoracic Type 1 SD, Seated

MET Upper Thoracic Type 2 SD, Seated

MET Lower Thoracic Type 1 Seated

MET Lower Thoracic Type 2 SD Seated

ART Lumbar Sidebending SD, Seated

ART Lumbar Rotation SD, Seated

ART Lumbar Sidebending SD, Lateral Recumbent

ART Lumbar Type 2 Flexion SD, Seated

ART Lumbar Type 2 Extension SD, Seated

MET Lumbar Type 1 SD, Seated

MET Lumbar Type 2 SD, Seated

MET Lumbar Type 1 (Neutral) SD, Lateral RecumbentLong Lever Technique

MET Lumbar Type 2 Extended SD, Lateral RecumbentLong Lever Technique

MET Lumbar Type 2 Flexed SD, Lateral RecumbentLong Lever Technique

MET Lumbar Type 1 (Neutral) SD, Lateral RecumbentLong Restrictor Technique

MET Lumbar Type 2 SD, Lateral RecumbentLong Restrictor Technique