Final Review 1

Question 1

Myotme of C5

Answer 1

Shoulder Abduction

Question 2

Myotome of C3

Answer 2

Neck side FLX (lateral FLX)

Question 3

Myotome of C8

Answer 3

Ulnar Deviation
Thumb EXT
Finger FLX + Abduct

Question 4

Myotome of T1

Answer 4

AB/ADD of intrinsic hand mms

Question 5

Myotome of C7

Answer 5

Elbow EXT

Wrist FLX

Question 6

Myotome of C6

Answer 6

Elbow FLX / wrist EXT

Question 7

Myotome of L1/L2

Answer 7

Hip FLX

Question 8

Myotome of L3

Answer 8

Knee EXT

Question 9

Myotome of L4

Answer 9

Foot/ankle Dorsi FLX

Question 10

Myotome of L5

Answer 10

Toe EXT

Question 11

Myotome of S1

Answer 11

“Poo on shoe”

Ankle plantar FLX
Ever soon
Hip EXT
Knee FLX

Question 12

Myotome of S2

Answer 12

Knee FLX

Question 13

Myotome of S3

Answer 13

Foot intrinsics

Question 14

What is the most common direction of disc Herniation?

Answer 14

Post. Lateral

Question 15

In the cervical Spine, vertebral translation in right side FLX is couple with axial rotation on the:

Answer 15

SAME side

Also in the T spine

Question 16

When Lumbar vertebrae translate in right side FLX couple with axial rotation on the:

Answer 16

OPPOSITE side

Question 17

Define IBS

Answer 17

Know what as Spastic colon, spastic constipation, irritable colon and nervous digestion.
Motility disorder assoc. with stress, depression, anxiety

NOT inflammatory

Question 18

CI’s for IBS

Answer 18

No heat to abdomen during a flare up, with high BP, or Inflam bowel disease

Diarrhea is a CI to abdom massage

Question 19

Inflammatory Bowel Disease Consists of:

Answer 19

Ulcerative Colitis - ulceration of mucosa of left colon and rectum

Crohn’s Disease - ileum & sm intestine +ilieocecal are of colon are mc affected

Question 20

Special testing for IBS:

Answer 20

REBOUND test -

Question 21

The large intestine is comprised of:

Answer 21

Cecum (attaches to appendix)
Colon ( ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid)
REctum/anus

Question 22

“Propulsive contractions” do what in the digestive system?

Answer 22

They move fecal matter through/twrd colon

Question 23

“Peristalsis”

Answer 23

Refer to smaller more freq propulsive contractions of the colon

Question 24

Segmental mvmts of the colon:

Answer 24

“Mixing mvmts” that encourage absorption of nutrients and H2O from GI tract

Question 25

Regular transit time to pass stool=

Answer 25

24-48hrs

Question 26

What is “Autointoxication”?

Answer 26

Cause of s/sx due to constipation such as HA, nausea, irritability

Question 27

In what direction is a constipation massage performed?

Answer 27

CLOCKWISE