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1
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Occiput= PS-RS

Atlas= ASRP

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My right hand is placed on top of the patient’s head. What motions can i evaluate from this position?

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-occiput A-P
-atlas P-A and A-P
-C2-C7 rotation, lateral flexion, extension, and flexion

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What motion does the patient perform during the seated sacro-iliac motion palpation?

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moves the knees in and out

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What motion does the patient perform during the standing sacral inferiority motion palpation?

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laterally flex bilaterally at the waist

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What motion does the patient perform during the standing sacro-iliac motion palpation?

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left each knee/leg up while facing wall

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During standing sacro-iliac palpation, how many times does the patient lift their legs in total?

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What restriction do you get with an AS ilium?

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flexion restriction

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What restriction do you get with a PI ilium?

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extension restriction

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What restriction do you get with an EX ilium?

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L-M glide restriction

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What restriction do you get with an IN ilium?

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M-L glide restriction

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What restriction do you get with an inferior sacrum on the left?

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left lateral flexion restriction

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What restriction do you get with an inferior sacrum on the right?

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right lateral flexion restriction

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What restriction do you get with a P-L sacrum?

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P-A glide restriction on the left

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What restriction do you get with a P-R sacrum?

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P-A glide restriction on the right

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What restriction do you get on a PI-L sacrum?

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P-A glide restriction on the left and left lateral flexion restriction

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What restriction do you get on a PI-R sacrum?

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P-A glide restriction on the right and right lateral flexion restriction

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What restriction do you get with a base posterior sacrum?

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P-A glide restriction

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What motion palpation test will you do to find a PI or AS ilium?

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standing sacro-iliac palpation

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What motion palpation test will you do to find an IN or EX ilium?

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seated sacro-iliac palpation

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What motion palpation test will you do to find a base posterior sacrum?

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seated sacro-iliac palpation

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What motion palpation test will you do to find a P-L or P-R sacrum?

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seated sacro-iliac palpation

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What motion palpation test will you do to find an inferior sacrum on the left or right?

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sacral inferiority test

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T/F: If the sacrum has right lateral flexion restriction, then the listing is right inferior sacrum

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true

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Which listing can be determined during the standing sacral inferiority test?

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inferior sacrum on the left or right

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Which listening can be determined during the standing sacro-iliac motion test/gillet’s test?

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AS or PI ilium

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Which listing can be determined during the seated sacro-iliac motion palpation?

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-IN or EX ilium
-base posterior sacrum
-P-L or P-R sacrum

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T/F:

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true

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T/F:

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true

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T/F:

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true

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30
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Lateral flexion restriction from C2-L5 is influenced most by the _____

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discs

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31
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T/F: when performing motion palpation on the sacro-iliac joint, the motion performed by the patient is similar to the listing/malposition im examining

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true

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32
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What are the “official” analytical findings for a PLI listing at C5?

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-extension restriction
-flexion restriction
-right lateral flexion restriction
-left rotation restriction

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33
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During the standing sacro-iliac motion test, i am palpating the right sacro-iliac joint while the patient lifts the right leg. If i feel restricted motion, what is the best listing?

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right AS ilium

34
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When performing the standing sacro-iliac motion test, I am palpating the right sacro-iliac joint while the patient lifts their left leg. Which is most accurate?
A) lifting the left leg pulls the sacrum down also, the right PSIS feels like it goes up/superiorly
B) if i feel restriction when the sacrum goes down and the right PSIS goes up, it would best indicate a PI on right side
C) it is easy to remember that when the patient lifts any leg, the same side PSIS goes down, and the opposite PSIS goes up
D) all of the above

A

D) all of the above

35
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While performing the standing sacroiliac motion test, you find restriction on the right sacro-iliac joint while the patient lifts their left leg. What listing is indicated?

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right PI

36
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What malposition(s) does an ASRS have?

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-extension malposition
-left lateral flexion malposition
of the occiput

37
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What malposition(s) does an ASLS have?

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-extension malposition
-right lateral flexion malposition
of the occiput

38
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What malposition(s) does an ASRSRA have?

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-extension malposition
-left lateral flexion malposition
-left rotation malposition of the occiput

39
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What malposition(s) does an ASRSRP have?

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-extension malposition
-left lateral flexion malposition
-right rotation malposition of the occiput

40
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What malposition(s) does an ASLSLA have?

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-extension malposition
-right lateral flexion malposition
-right rotation malposition of the occiput

41
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What malposition(s) does an ASLSLP have?

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-extension malposition
-right lateral flexion malposition
-left rotation malposition of the occiput

42
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What malposition(s) does a PSRS have?

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-flexion malposition
-left lateral flexion malposition
of the occiput

43
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What malposition(s) does a PSLS have?

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-flexion malposition
-right lateral flexion malposition
of the occiput

44
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What malposition(s) does a PSRSRA have?

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-flexion malposition
-left lateral flexion malposition
-left rotation malposition of the occiput

45
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What malposition(s) does a PSRSRP have?

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-flexion malposition
-left lateral flexion malposition
-right rotation malposition of the occiput

46
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What malposition(s) does a PSLSLA have?

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-flexion malposition
-right lateral flexion malposition
-right rotation malposition of the occiput

47
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What malposition(s) does a PSLSLP have?

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-flexion malposition
-right lateral flexion malposition
-left rotation malposition of the occiput

48
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What are the analytical findings for an ASRS?

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-A>P glide restriction
-right L>M glide restriction of the occiput

49
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What are the analytical findings for an ASLS?

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-A>P glide restriction
-left L>M glide restriction of the occiput

50
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What are the analytical findings for a PSRS?

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-P>A glide restriction
-right L>M glide restriction of the occiput

51
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What are the analytical findings for a PSLS?

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-P>A glide restriction
-left L>M glide restriction of the occiput

52
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What are the analytical findings for an AILA

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-left L>M glide restriction
-left A>P glide restriction of the atlas

53
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What are the analytical findings for an AILP?

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-left L>M glide restriction
-left P>A glide restriction of the atlas

54
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What are the analytical findings for an AIRA?

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-right L>M glide restriction
-right A>P glide restriction of the atlas

55
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What are the analytical findings for an AIRP?

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-right L>M glide restriction
-right P>A glide restriction of the atlas

56
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What are the analytical findings for an ASLA?

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-left L>M glide restriction
-left A>P glide restriction of the atlas

57
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What are the analytical findings for an ASLP?

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-left L>M glide restriction
-left P>A glide restriction of the atlas

58
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What are the analytical findings for an ASRA?

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-right L>M glide restriction
-right A>P glide restriction of the atlas

59
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What are the analytical findings for an ASRP?

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-right L>M glide restriction
-right P>A glide restriction of the atlas

60
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What are the analytical findings for PR for any segment between C2-L5?

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-flexion and extension restriction
-right rotation restriction

61
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What are the analytical findings for PRI for any segment between C2-L5?

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-flexion and extension restriction
-right rotation restriction
-left lateral flexion restriction

62
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What are the analytical findings for PRS for any segment between C2-L5?

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-flexion and extension restriction
-right rotation restriction
-right lateral flexion restriction

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What are the analytical findings for PL for any segment between C2-L5?

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-flexion and extension restriction
-left rotation restriction

64
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What are the analytical findings for PLI for any segment between C2-L5?

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-flexion and extension restriction
-left rotation restriction
-right lateral flexion restriction

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What are the analytical findings for PLS for any segment between C2-L5?

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-flexion and extension restriction
-left rotation restriction
-left lateral flexion restriction

66
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What are the analytical findings for ASEX?

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-flexion restriction
-L>M glide restriction of the pelvis

67
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What are the analytical findings for ASIN?

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-flexion restriction
-M>L glide restriction of the pelvis

68
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What are the analytical findings for PIEX?

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-extension restriction
-L>M glide restriction of the pelvis

69
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What are the analytical findings for PIIN?

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-extension restriction
-M>L glide restriction of the pelvis

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What are the analytical findings for P-L?

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P>A glide restriction on the left of the pelvis

71
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What are the analytical findings for P-R?

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P>A glide restriction on the right of the pelvis

72
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What are the analytical findings for PI-R?

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-P>A glide restriction on the right
-right lateral flexion restriction of the pelvis

73
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What are the analytical findings for PI-L?

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-P>A glide restriction on the left
-left lateral flexion restriction of the pelvis

74
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Your exam findings include “right rotation restricted motion” at L2. What is the malposition listing?

A

left rotation malposition

75
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Your exam findings include “right rotation restricted motion” at L2. What is the Gonstead listing?

A

PR

76
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Your exam findings include “right rotation restricted motion and left lateral flexion restricted motion” at L2. What is the Gonstead listing?

A

PRI

77
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During the standing sacro-iliac motion test, you palpate the right PSIS and the 2nd sacral tubercle. Then the patient raises the right knee, and the right PSIS is restricted. Where should the right PSIS move when you raise the right leg (if not restricted)?

A

inferior/down

78
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During the standing sacro-iliac motion test, you palpate the right PSIS and the 2nd sacral tubercle. Then the patient raises the right knee, and the right PSIS is restricted. What is the probable listing (if restricted)?

A

right ilium AS

79
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During the standing sacro-iliac motion test, you palpate the right PSIS and the 2nd sacral tubercle. Then the patient raises the right knee, and the right PSIS is restricted. How do you describe the motion finding?

A

flexion restriction of the right ilium

80
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During the standing sacro-iliac motion test, you palpate the right PSIS and the 2nd sacral tubercle. Then the patient raises the left knee, and the right PSIS (that you are palpating) is restricted. How do you describe the motion finding?

A

extension restriction of the right ilium

81
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During the standing sacro-iliac motion test, you palpate the right PSIS and the 2nd sacral tubercle. Then the patient raises the left knee, and the right PSIS (that you are palpating) is restricted. What is the probable listing (since it is restricted)?

A

right ilium PI

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