Fellows Review

Question 1

hypothyroidism

Answer 1

can worsen CHF

Question 2

multiple myeloma

Answer 2

osteolytic lesions

Question 3

HVLA

Answer 3

can increase sympathetic tone

Question 4

Hx of compression fracture

Answer 4

no HVLA

Question 5

S3

Answer 5

likely heart failure

Question 6

MI and HVLA

Answer 6

no - increased sympatheics

Question 7

upper thoracic dysfunction

Answer 7

can facilitate increased sympathetic tone

increased HR and SV

Question 8

exercise

Answer 8

good for CHF

Question 9

counterstrain

Answer 9

indirect with passive forces

Question 10

viscerosomatic dysfunction

Answer 10

more likely type 2

but also can be type 1

Question 11

sympathetically mediated viscerosomatic reflexes

Answer 11

type 2

Question 12

type 1 dysfunction

Answer 12

with abnormality - ex. short leg, etc.

Question 13

vertebra diagnosis

Answer 13

in relation to the TOP vertebrae vs. bottom one

named for TOP vertebrae

Question 14

OA

Answer 14

parasympathetics viscerosomatics

Question 15

sacrum

Answer 15

parasympathetic viscerosomatics to GU system

Question 16

type II dysfunction

Answer 16

with viscerosomatic reflexes

Question 17

appendix and up

Answer 17

PS from OA

Question 18

below appendix

Answer 18

PS from sacrum

Question 19

piriformis tender point

Answer 19

prone 135 degrees

Question 20

patient pregnant

Answer 20

supine*** flex 135 abduct and externally right hip

Question 21

leukocyte esterase

Answer 21

specific for bacterial infection

Question 22

functional scoliosis

Answer 22

improves with motion

Question 23

structural scoliosis

Answer 23

does not improve with motion

Question 24

sacroiliac

Answer 24

sacrum on ilium motion

seated - immobilizes the ilium

Question 25

true positive standing flexion test

Answer 25

PSIS moves more on dysfunctional side

Question 26

sphinx

Answer 26

this causes flexion of sacrum backwards bending test

Question 27

spring

Answer 27

positive if springs?????/

Question 28

L5 rules

Answer 28

L5 rotate opposite sacrum L5 sidebends same as axis oblique axis opposite???

Question 29

acute MI chapmans

Answer 29

chapmans point - ganglioform nodule between T2 and T3

Question 30

periumbilical

Answer 30

bladder chapmans

Question 31

urethra

Answer 31

L2 and L3 chapmans

Question 32

1/3 distance of clavicle

Answer 32

middle ear

Question 33

1 inch superior and 1 inch lateral to umbilicus

Answer 33

renal pelvis

Question 34

2 inch superior and 1 inch lateral

Answer 34

adrenal

Question 35

periumbilical

Answer 35

bladder

Question 36

T11 and T12 posterior

Answer 36

adrenal

Question 37

T10 and T11 posterior

Answer 37

repro/digestive tract organs

Question 38

T12

Answer 38

appendix

Question 39

kidney stone renal pelvis viscerosomatic reflex

Answer 39

T10

Question 40

L1

Answer 40

distal ureter viscerosomatic

Question 41

L2

Answer 41

repro digestive tract viscerosomatic

Question 42

cardiomyopathy viscerosomatic

Answer 42

T2

Question 43

cervicals

Answer 43

no facilitation levels