HVLA

Question 1

Returning a restricted joint to its normally functioning range of motion is one of the main uses of ________.

Answer 1

HVLA

Question 2

Performing HVLA to an ease/free direction is an ________.

Answer 2

Absolute contraindication

Question 3

The two sub-classifications of HVLA are ________ and ________.

Answer 3

Long-levered, short-levered

Question 4

Of the two sub-classifications, which is more dangerous?

Answer 4

Long-levered (more force generated)

Question 5

Vertebral artery sclerosis, herniated disc, congenital abnormalities, and spinal rheumatoid arthritis (C1-C2) are all ________ to HVLA.

Answer 5

Contraindications

Question 6

The high velocity portion of HVLA is truly an ________.

Answer 6

Acceleration

Question 7

HVLA is a ________ technique.

Answer 7

Direct

Question 8

What is Dr. Nicholas’ formula for HVLA?

Answer 8

W=mad

Question 9

What are the directions for effective HVLA?

Answer 9

Sensitivity, specificity, thrust

Question 10

What are three principles for success in HVLA?

Answer 10

Joint gapping

Localization

Balance and control

Question 11

________ is an indication for HVLA.

Answer 11

Restricted joint motion (articular somatic dysfunction)

Question 12

Direct action, thrust, mobilization with impulse, and high acceleration/low distance are ________ of HVLA.

Answer 12

Synonyms

Question 13

What causes the “pop” in a joint?

Answer 13

N2, O2, and CO2 being released from suspension

Capsule is stretched causing a vacuum release**