Final Exam Review

Question 1

At what level can the supine cervical set be done?

Answer 1

C0-C6

Question 2

At what level can the prone cervical set be done?

Answer 2

C2-C6

Question 3

At what level can the seated cervical set be done?

Answer 3

C1-C6

Question 4

At what level can the modified thumb adjustment be done?

Answer 4

C7-T2

Question 5

A what level can the single hand adjustment be done?

Answer 5

C6-L5

Question 6

A what level can the crossed pisiform adjustment be done?

Answer 6

T3-T11

Question 7

At what level can the thumb pisiform adjustment be done?

Answer 7

T10-T12

Question 8

At what level can the modified diversified pisiform adjustment be done?

Answer 8

C7-T3

Question 9

L1 Sagittal plane motion has how many degrees?

Answer 9

12

Question 10

L1 transverse plane motion has how many degrees to one side?

Answer 10

2

Question 11

L5 sagittal plane motion has how many degrees?

Answer 11

20

Question 12

T11 sagittal plane motion has how many degrees?

Answer 12

12

Question 13

T2 rotation has how many degrees of motion?

Answer 13

14-16

Question 14

C1 rotation has how many degrees of motion?

Answer 14

100

Question 15

C1 right or left translation has how many degrees of motion?

Answer 15

0

Question 16

T6 flexion and extension has how many degrees of motion?

Answer 16

6

Question 17

L4 rotation has how many degrees of motion to one side?

Answer 17

2

Question 18

Occiput flexion and extension has how many degrees of motion?

Answer 18

20

Question 19

Which thoracic segments have their transverse processes located two interspinous spaces above the inferior tip of the spinous?

Answer 19

T5-T9

Question 20

Which of the following conditions is NOT considered a contraindication to High Velocity Low Amplitude (HVLA) adjusting?

Answer 20

Healed spinal fracture

Question 21

A 1 month old child has a listing of ASR. Which of the following is an acceptable move using Full Spine?

Answer 21

No diversified moves should be done on a pediatric patient

Question 22

Using Full Spine protocol, how is pumping the disc done?

Answer 22

Gradual addition of pressure over 3-5 minutes or until the doctor can reach 30-40 pounds of pressure

Question 23

Which segments should be adjusted “straight” (or with minimal I-S)?

Answer 23

T4-T8

Question 24

The patient presents with antalgia. What is antalgia?

Answer 24

Unconscious or automatic change in posture and gait to avoid pain

Question 25

At what age are the uncinate processes formed in a child?

Answer 25

9 years old

Question 26

The first step in the process of acute low back pain management is:

Answer 26

Ice

Question 27

Which of the following conditions is considered a relative contraindication to High Velocity Low Amplitude (HVLA) adjusting?

Answer 27

Osteoporosis

Question 28

A patient with an acute low back from a disc herniation presents to your office. What will the disc look like on the lateral x-ray?

Answer 28

Thick, swollen, level disc

Question 29

Which of the following conditions is considered an absolute contraindication to High Velocity Low Amplitude (HVLA) adjusting?

Answer 29

Interspinous ligament laxity

Question 30

The purpose of ice in the management of the acute low back patient is:

Answer 30

Reduce pain and muscle spasm by numbing the area so it will tolerate pressure

Question 31

Which segments are considered to be the thoracic kyphosis?

Answer 31

T4-T8

Question 32

When analyzing the spinal segments in a child, where should the doctor perform motion palpation?

Answer 32

Where there is fluid over the facet joints or under the spinous

Question 33

Which segments are considered part of the lumbar lordosis?

Answer 33

L5-T9

Question 34

What position is preferred to adjust a patient with an acute low back using Full Spine protocol?

Answer 34

Side posture

Question 35

What should the doctor do if the patient cannot tolerate the adjustment position?

Answer 35

Continue pumping the disc

Question 36

When motion palpating the lumbar segments in a pediatric patient, you should:

Answer 36

Raise and lower both legs together feeling for P-A glide

Question 37

A patient has the signs and symptoms of a swollen disc at the level of L5. What SCP is taken to pump the disc?

Answer 37

L5 spinous

Question 38

A pediatric patient exhibits irritation when needing to rotate the head to the left when breast feeding, what kind of subluxation likely will create this problem?

Answer 38

ASR

Question 39

Where is the open wedge in a right lateral flexion malposition?

Answer 39

Open wedge left

Question 40

Where is the spinous in left rotation restriction?

Answer 40

Spinous left

Question 41

Where is the spinous in right rotation fixation?

Answer 41

Spinous left

Question 42

Where is the open wedge in left lateral flexion fixation?

Answer 42

Open wedge right

Question 43

Where is the bone in extension fixation?

Answer 43

Bone in extension

Question 44

Where is the bone in flexion restriction?

Answer 44

Bone in extension

Question 45

Where is the spinous is right rotation restriction?

Answer 45

Spinous right

Question 46

Where is the open wedge in right later flexion restriction?

Answer 46

Open wedge right

Question 47

Where is the spinous in left rotation malposition?

Answer 47

Spinous right

Question 48

Where is the bone in extension malposition?

Answer 48

Bone in extension

Question 49

Where is the SCP taken when adjusting a vertebra in the mid thoracic spine with a simple listing?

Answer 49

The most superior available portion of the spinous

Question 50

How often is a patient with a swollen disc seen using Full Spine protocol?

Answer 50

Everyday

Question 51

If the patient has a swollen disc at L5, what adjustment is preferred using Full Spine protocol?

Answer 51

Side posture with an S2 contact