Indicators

Question 0

Inconsistent or unexpected muscle test results.

Answer 0

Switching syn 169

Question 1

Weakness of PSM with eyes in certain position or nystagmus in a certain position.

Answer 1

Ocular Lock syn 172

Question 2

Lymphatic congestion
Edema
Chronic/severe Infection
Poor healing
Anemia/low serum protein
Frequent nocturnal urination
Metabolic or structural problems that worsen at night
Supraclavicular puffiness
Breast cysts

Answer 2

Retrograde lymphatic/pectoral stretch technique syn 539

Question 3

Severe pain at sigmoid colon/rectum junction

Answer 3

Valves of Houston pg 494

Question 4

Acid reflux, burping, toxicity, enlarged liver, malabsorption, increased symptoms in morning, sleeplessness, poor quality sleep, diarrhea, temporal bulge cranial fault, low HCL

Answer 4

Open ileocecal valve pg 494

Question 5

Sinusitis, fatigue (often sudden onset), pulmonary irritation/congestion, inflammation in throat, halitosis, tinnitus, muscle spasms, headache, dizziness, nausia, enlarged liver, right lower quadrant pain possible, constipation, flatulence, malabsorption (nutrient deficiencies), temporal bulge cranial fault, low HCL

Answer 5

Closed ileocecal valve pg 494

Question 6

Pelvis manifests as a PI in one side and an AS on the other.

Answer 6

Category 1 Pelvic Fault syn 110

Question 7

Unilateral neck flexor weakness.

Innominate does not move either laterally with inspiration or medially with expiration.

Answer 7

Sacroiliac fixation pg 93

Question 8

Bilateral neck flexor weakness tested individually.

Answer 8

Sacral fixation pg 91

Question 9

Headaches from base of occiput down neck or to forehead. Neck stiffness.

Answer 9

Rocker motion atlas-occiput fixation pg 94

Question 10

Misaligned segments that do not TL or challenge normally. Bilateral muscle weakness of psoas, glut max, popliteal, middle deltoid/ant serratus, Teres major, lower trap, neck extensors (also unilateral), unilateral Teres minor weakness.

Answer 10

Spinal fixations syn 86

Question 11

Some restricted joint motion, swelling or poor circulation around a muscle, distally backed up lymph.

Answer 11

Myofascial gelosis pg 196

Question 12

A. Strong muscle goes weak when stretched. Two possibilities:

    1. If related organ has symptoms and no muscle pain findings perform \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
    2. If the organ is asymptomatic and pain radiates when trigger point is pressed perform \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.

Answer 12

1. Fascial release syn 192

2. Stretch and spray syn 193