DEFINITIONS / DESCRIPTIONS

Question 1

Touch pressure

Answer 1

Locate a nerve pressure point and gradually increase pressure until verbal commands are obeyed. Pain compliance is the control principle.

Question 2

Infra orbital

Answer 2

Base of the nose

Question 3

HYPOGLOSSAL

Answer 3

One inch foward of the “R” angle of the ma doable and once inch under the KAW, in the notch of the jawbone

Question 4

Mandibular angle

Answer 4

Behind base of earlobe between neck muscle and jawbone

Question 5

Brachial plexus origin

Answer 5

Side of the neck between two groups of stereo Claudio mastoid muscles

Question 6

Jugular notch

Answer 6

Base of neck above sternum

Question 7

Supra scapular

Answer 7

At the junction where the trapezius muscles connect to the side of the neck

Question 8

Brachial plexus clavicle notch

Answer 8

Directly behind the clavicle in a hollow that is approximately halfway between the sternum and the shoulder joint

Question 9

Radial

Answer 9

Top of the forearm approximately two inches below the elbow

Question 10

Median

Answer 10

Inside of the forearm at the base of the wrist just above the heel of the hand

Question 11

Femoral

Answer 11

Located inside of the thigh, halfway between the groin and the knee

Question 12

Common peroneal

Answer 12

Located on the outside of the leg about 6 inches above-the-knee

Question 13

Tibial

Answer 13

Located at the top of the calf muscle, just below the knee joint

Question 14

Superficial peroneal

Answer 14

Located at the base of the shin just above the instep

Question 15

Fluid Shock Wave

Answer 15

Striking principle that allows maximum transfer of kinetic energy by use of time on contact and total body mass.