Levels of Pressure involved with Static Palpation

Question 1

active light touch consists of

Answer 1

sudoriferous changes, turgidity changes, surface tonicity

Question 2

deep touch consists of

Answer 2

tissue prominency, palpatory tenderness, deep tonicity changes

Question 3

least invasive to most invasive

Answer 3

sudoriferous changes, turgidity changes, surface tonicity, tissue prominency, palpatory tenderness, deep tonicity changes

Question 4

component part of VSC for sudoriferous changes?

Answer 4

neuropathology

Question 5

component part of VSC for turgidity?

Answer 5

histopathology

Question 6

component part of VSC for surface tonicity?

Answer 6

myopathology

Question 7

component part of VSC for tissue prominency?

Answer 7

kinesiopathology

Question 8

component part of VSC for palpatory tenderness?

Answer 8

neuropathology

Question 9

component part of VSC for deep tonicity?

Answer 9

myopathology

Question 10

sclerotogenous pain

Answer 10

pain pertaining to ligament, tendon insertion on bone, disc, periosteal, or zygapophyseal structures

Question 11

myotogenous pain

Answer 11

pain arising in muscle bellies and musculotendinous junctions