Key Dysfuction and Sequencing Flashcards
Facilitated segments should be treated ________.
First
(note: I’m not sure if they should be treated before non-physiologic dysfunctions. Facilitated segments may be non-physiologic)
Physiological locking occurs when ________ (number) motions have been introduced.
Three
With a dysfunctional psoas, hypermobility will develop between the ________ and ________ vertebral levels.
L5, S1
The key rib in an inhalation dysfunction is the ________ of the group.
Lowest
Acute pain is carried on ________ fibers and chronic pain is carried on ________ fibers.
Aδ, C
Pain is usually located where the body is attempting to ________ and not at the area of greatest restriction.
Compensate
The key dysfunction is designated as the area with the ________.
Greatest restriction
For Zink patterns, name the associated dysfunction for each level:
OA:
C2-C6:
T1-T5:
T6-T12:
L1-L2:
L3-L5:
Left innominate:
OA: F SR RL
C2-C6: F SR RR
T1-T5: N SL RR
T6-T12: N SR RL
L1-L2: N SR RL
L3-L5: N SL RR
Left innominate: posterior
(note: the normal Zink pattern is left, right, left, right for the OA, CT, TL, LS junctions, respectively)
What fascia interconnects all areas of the body?
Thoracolumbar fascia
Low back pain could potentially arise from cervical dysfunction due to tension on the ________, which runs from the skull to the sacrum.
Dura
Pain does not always tell you where the dysfunction is. Often times it will present at areas of ________ and not the restricted area.
Hypermobility
Regional and intersegmental motion evaluations are the most important ________ test for somatic dysfunction.
Functional
________ is the hydrostatic skeleton of support of the body, and together with bones and joints are organized into a ________ format.
Fascia, tensegritous
When percussing musculature, higher pitches equate to areas of ________ tension.
Increased (tighter muscles)
Regional range of motion is used to determine where the ________ restriction occurs.
Greatest
