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Hochman BS Flashcards

1
Q

-D, +D, and/or spondylo

Pelvic lever down (headward/cephalic)

A

-D

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2
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-D, +D, and/or spondylo

Pelvic lever up (footwear/caudal)

A

+D and spondylo

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3
Q

LOD for sacral apex contact hand for SAL

A

L-M or left to right

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4
Q

1at part of -D (AI sacrum) corrects?

A

sacral inferiority

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5
Q

The involved/fixation side on a pt with SAR?

A

Left

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6
Q

Purpose of crossing the right leg over the left with SAL?

A

Makes room for right sacral base

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7
Q

The right leg raises higher than the left with SAR because?

A

Sacrotuberous laxity on the right

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8
Q

Sitting wedge is NOT effective on?

A

opening wedge between L5/S1 on side of SCP

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9
Q

Contact for IN?

A

Posterior Lateral distal thigh

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10
Q

What would lead you to test for IN?

A

Chronic -D

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11
Q

LOD for EX?

A

AP, ML

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12
Q

Patient with long term LBP, worse when playing tennis. No CS, +D, -D. Next check?

A

SAL/SAR

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13
Q

Patient with chronic LBP, left internal foot rotation, +D on left, no CS

A

EX on Left

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14
Q

Patient with PI ilium, to get the the M-L in LOD while prone, Dr stands on….?

A

Left and inferior to SCP

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15
Q

Dr stands where for EX ilium?

A

opposite side from listing

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16
Q

No CS, -D, +D, leg raise is even, next check?

A

Base position

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17
Q

What affects both SI and LS joints?

A

Posterior Rocked Ischium

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18
Q

RCS, no tender nodules

A

ASLP

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19
Q

What other condition is almost always present in patient with OCCS?

A

Totricollis or pelvic subluxation

20
Q

What torque is use for the 2nd part of supine (-D) correction?

A

Left: CW
Right: CCW

21
Q

Lateral facet adjustment is actually a push or pull?

A

Prone spinous PULL

22
Q

SAL/SAR subluxations exist in which body plane?/

A

Frontal/Coronal

23
Q

The correct action for setting the correct LOD for pelvic drop during supine +D correction?

A

Selector knob to P, Lever up (caudal drop)

24
Q

Most common and unusual dysfunction for segments in dorsal that palpate as “dishing” or “anterior”?

A

stuck in Extension

25
Q

LOD on scapular contact during anterior adjustment?

A

IS (scapula) AP (elbow)

26
Q

Cervical spine on either side, supine, short right leg

A

ASRP - C1

27
Q

T/F

Thompson leg checks tell us what the patient has

A

TRUE

28
Q

What does short leg mean?

A

Sensory input causing reflex muscle contraction

29
Q

Why short leg determination true?

A

Proven daily

30
Q

T/F

It has been proven that short leg means subluxation.

A

FALSE

31
Q

What do extensor muscles of legs and spine have to do with support in gravity?

A

Slow sustained muscle contractions

32
Q

Least likely listing?

A

Bilateral AS occiput (85% X-D > CS or -D)

33
Q

Difference between prone/supine -D?

A

supine for SI joint instability

34
Q

What is -D x-ray listing according to book?

A

PI ilium

35
Q

Only muscle attached to discs?

A

Psoas

36
Q

Longest muscle is body

A

Sartorius

37
Q

What bone in skeleton has most muscle attachments?

A

Skull

38
Q

Segments that exhibits pain and tenderness on palpation with BCS?

A

C2

39
Q

+D findings always indicate:

  • EX ilium
  • AS ilium
  • Posterior rocked ischium
  • Short leg
A

short leg

40
Q

What does CS found with leg flexed indicate?

  • open/closed wedge between adjacent segments
  • sagittal plane cervical rotation
  • transverse cervical rotation
A

transverse plane cervical rotation

XDCS

41
Q

T/F

Short leg in prone and R/L head rotation balance legs indicates BCS.

A

FALSE

42
Q

What type of instrumentation was used to show changes in muscle after adjustment?

  • neurocalometer
  • neuroinfinity
  • nervoscope
  • Moire photography
A

Moire photography

43
Q

What to effective chiropractors do?

  • normalize abnormal spinal curves
  • remove indicators
  • adjust fixations
  • manipulate joints by hand
A

remove indicators

44
Q

What does a long leg in extension become short in flexion indicate?

  • PI ilium
  • IN ilium
  • AI sacrum
  • Base posterior sacrum
A

PI ilium

45
Q

What bone associated with the shoulder has most muscles attached?

A

scapula (18 mm)

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