M2T1 OMM Midterm Flashcards
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There is a herniation of the meninges through the defect in ________ and herniation of the meninges and nerve roots through the defect in ________. These are both types of spina bifida ________.
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Meningocele, meningomyelocele, aperta
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Which ligament is responsible for creating the lesser and greater sciatic foramen?
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Sacrospinous
3
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The posterior Chapman’s point for the ovaries is ________.
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Between T9/T10 and T10/T11 transverse processes
4
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A distal stone in the ureter can produce pain in the ________ region.
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Inguinal
5
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One sexual dimorphism of the pelvis is that ________ have a shorter, wider sacrum that curves posteriorly.
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Women
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The annulus fibrosus is innervated by the ________ nerve.
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Sinuvertebral
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The most common type of spondylolisthesis is ________.
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Isthmic
8
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What are the potentially serious conditions that you want to rule out in someone with low back pain?
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Fracture, tumor, infection, cauda equina syndrome
9
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A failure of bone to form is called ________.
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Aplasia
10
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the prostate is located on the ________.
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Right lateral thigh
11
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the esophagus is the ________.The posterior Chapman’s point for the esophagus is ________.
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2nd rib spaceBetween the spinous process and transverse process of T2
12
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The term for arthritis of the spine is ________.
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Spondylosis
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Anomalies of the lumbar spine are the ________ most common anomaly.
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Third
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Treatment for spondylolisthesis is usually ________.
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Conservative
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Similar to spondylolisthesis, transitional segment treatment is ________.
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Conservative
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the prostate can be found at ________.
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T10-L2
17
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This type of pelvis can be problematic with certain positions of fetal head engagement.
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Anthropoid
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What is the diagnosis for a patient with a positive left prone pelvic test, left superior ASIS, and right superior PSIS?
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Left posterior innominate rotation
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Back pain associated with ________ does not affect trunk mobility.
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Prostatitis
20
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Which muscles are responsible for keeping the urogenital hiatus closed?
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Lavatory ani (iliococcygeus, pubococcygeus, puborectalis)
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Pelvic rotation aids in ambulation by ________.
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Increasing leg reach
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A positive standing flexion test on the right and a negative seated flexion test on the right tells you ________ about rotation.
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Nothing
23
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Greater muscle damage has been linked to which type of muscle contraction?
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Eccentric
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes from GERD will present at ________ (lower esophagus) or ________ (stomach).
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T5-T6, T10
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Rocking the sacral base, mobilization of the respiratory and pelvic diaphragms, indirect treatments, and HVLA can all be used to treat ________.
Dysmenorrhea
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the ovaries and testes are found at ________.
T10-T11
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the uterus is at the ________.
Junction of the ramus of the pubes and ischium
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The posterior Chapman’s points for the kidney is ________.
Midway between the spinous and transverse processes of T12 and L1
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The posterior Chapman’s point for the uterus is ________.
Between the spinous process of L5 and the PSIS
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Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the proximal ureter are found at ________.
Occiput, C1, C2
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Lack of ________ in the diet can lead to neural tube defects.
Folate
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What are the most common causes of low back pain?
Age related degenerative disc diseaseDegenerative facetsMuscle, tendon, fascial, and ligament injuries
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A standing flexion test that is positive on the fight and a seated flexion test that is negative on the right identifies a ________ dysfunction.
Iliosacral
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The ________ measures the mobility of the kidney by measuring the distance traveled by the right superior renal pole from the right diaphragmatic crus.
Kidney mobility score (KMS)
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Mechanical low back pain is best treated by early ________ and ________.
Mobilization, physiotherapy
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If a patient does not like to extend, you should be thinking of potential ________.
Degenerative disc disease
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Sympathetic innervation of the thoracic esophagus is from ________ and abdominal esophagus is from ________.
T3-T5, T5-T8
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Sympathetic innervation of the descending colon is from ________ on the ________.
L1-L3, left
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Straightening up from a bent position can generate up to ________ pounds of force in the lumbosacral region.
500
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The ________ nerve provides innervation to the external genitalia, sphincters of the bladder and rectum, and pelvic floor muscles.
Pudendal
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________ is a symptom that should make you suspicious of cancer.
Night pain (unrelieved by change of position)
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Impairment of a nerve root usually causing neurological symptoms related to that nerve root level is called ________.
Radiculopathy
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A fracture in the pars interarticularis is known as a ________.
Spondylolysis
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the appendix are found at ________ on the ________ side.
T9-T12, right
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the ureters can be found at ________.
T11-L3
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What types of OMT are good for acute low back pain?
Myofascial release, muscle energy, and counterstrain
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The ASIS compression test helps to ________ a somatic dysfunction and the side of restriction is designated as a ________ test.
Lateralize, positive
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Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the prostate are found at ________.
S2-S4
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A thin elongated pars interarticularis that is prone to fracture is seen in ________ spondylolisthesis.
Dysplastic/congenital
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Sympathetic innervation of the pancreas is from ________ and is typically ________.
T5-T9, bilateral (tends to be more right sided)
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What are the three accessory ligaments of the pelvis?
SacrospinousSacrotuberousIliolumbar
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The descending aorta receives its sympathetic innervation from the ________, ________, and ________ ganglia.
Celiac, superior mesenteric, inferior mesenteric
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This type of pelvis is ideal for birth.
Gynecoid
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Weight bearing, weight transfer, point of attachment, and a vessel of protection are all functions of what?
The pelvis
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the kidneys can be found at ________.
T9-L1
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Abnormal growth of bone is called ________.
Dysplasia
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When a anomaly is ________, it involves a single vertebra.
Localized
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Transitional segments can either occur as ________ or ________.
Sacralization, lumbarization
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An open kinetic chain is one in which the terminal joint is ________.
Free
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In cholecystitis, if the diaphragm is agitated, you could see referred pain in the right shoulder via the ________ nerve coming from _______ spinal levels.
Phrenic, C3-C5
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Bending forward from a ________ position may be more stressful to the discs than bending forward from a ________ position.
Seated, standing
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Facet tropism can be seen on x-ray as an absence of the ________.
Zygopophyseal joint
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________ represents a stress fracture or anomalous development of the pars interarticularis.
Spondylolysis
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In irritable bowel syndrome, sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the small intestine would be found at ________ and for the large intestine would be found at ________.
T8-T11, T10-L3
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After a certain point in hip flexion, the lower pole becomes engaged and causes the sacral base to ________.
Extend
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes or the bladder and urethra can be found at ________.
T11-L3
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During right heel strike, the right innominate rotates ________.
Anteriorly
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What is the diagnosis for a patient with a positive right pelvic compression test, right inferior ASIS, and right superior PSIS?
Right anterior innominate rotation
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The area formed by the dimples at the PSIS, lines formed by the gluteal muscles, and the groove at the lower end of the spine is known as the ________.
Rhomboid of Michaelis
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________ is usually due to stress or fatigue fractures of the pars interarticularis of the named vertebrae.
Spondylolisthesis
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An example of arrested development is ________.
Spina bifida
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the uterus are found at ________.
T9-L2 (bilaterally)
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Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the uterus are found at ________.
S2-S4
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Nociceptive fibers innervate the annulus fibrosus in its ________ fibers.
Outer
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A loss of bowel and bladder control and numbness in the groin, associated with weakness in the lower extremities is known as ________.
Cauda equina syndrome
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The piriformis and the ________ have been found to have fascia that is continuous.
Biceps femoris
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Low back pain is the ________ most common symptom-related reason for visits to primary care physicians.
Second
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Pyelonephritis usually presents with ________ flank pain, as compared with ureterolithiasis.
Bilateral
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The tendency for facets to change or turn is called ________.
Facet tropism
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the ascending colon is the ________ on the ________.The posterior Chapman’s point for the ascending colon is from the ________ to the ________.
IT band (lateral thigh), rightTransverse processes of L2-L4, iliac crest
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During hip flexion, which portion of the sacroiliac articulation allows for the sacral base to also flex?
Upper pole
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The thoracic aorta receives its sympathetic innervation from ________.
T1-T5
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Prostatitis can radiate to the ________ and ________.
Perineum, penis
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Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the kidney are found at ________.
Occiput, C1, C2
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________ is characterized by anomalous enlargement of the transverse process(es) of the most caudal vertebra.
Bertolotti’s syndrome
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Sympathetic innervation of the ascending and proximal 2/3 of the transverse colon are at ________ on the ________ and ________, respectively.
T10-L1, right, bilaterally
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As grading of spondylolisthesis goes from 1-4, the degree of slippage ________.
Increases
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OMM treatment for spondylolisthesis is usually ________ oriented.
Myofascially
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In one study, there was a significant ________ in patients with non-specific low back pain compared to asymptomatic controls.
Decrease
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In a standing flexion test, the dysfunctional side is the side in which the PSIS ________.
Travels
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the liver is the ________ on the ________.The posterior Chapman’s point for the liver is ________ on the ________.
5th and 6th rib space, rightBetween the transverse processes of T5 and T6, and T6 and T7, right
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A failure of bone to grow to normal size is called ________.
Hypoplasia
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What are the sympathetic levels for the kidneys, gonads, upper ureter, and adrenal glands?
T10-T11
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Overgrowth of bone is called ________.
Hypertrophy
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The pubic symphysis can be sheared ________ and is the most common type of shear.
Vertically (superior shear)
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Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the distal ureter are found at ________.
S2-S4
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The anterior, posterior, and interosseous sacroiliac ligaments are all ________ ligaments of the pelvis.
True
98
Facilitation of the paraspinal musculature preceding and with the onset of menstruation is likely due to ________.
Dysmenorrhea
99
The ________ pelvis contains the pelvic and lower abdominal organs.
Lesser or true
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Susceptible populations for spondylolisthesis consist of ________, ________, and ________.
Gymnasts, dancers, paratroopers
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________ defects are the second most prevalent congenital anomaly worldwide.
Neural tube
102
________ variables are stronger predictors of long-term disability than anatomical findings found on imaging studies.
Psychosocial
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The posterior Chapman’s point for the prostate is located ________.
Between the spinous process of L5 and the PSIS
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What is the diagnosis for a patient with a positive right standing flexion test, right superior ASIS, and right superior PSIS?
Right superior sheared innominate
105
Esophageal spasm can have sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes from ________ on the ________ side.
T5-T10, right
106
The innominates rotate anteriorly and posteriorly around the ________ axis of the sacrum.
Inferior transverse
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A closed kinetic chain is one in which the terminal joint meets ________.
Restriction
108
This type of pelvis is responsible for the most birthing difficulties.
Android
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Innominate and pubic shears are known as ________ innominate somatic dysfunction.
Non-physiologic
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Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the gallbladder and liver are found at ________ on the ________.
T5-T10, right
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If a somatic dysfunction is treated a number of times but keeps returning, it could be due to an underlying ________ pathology.
Visceral
112
Having extra vertebrae or fingers is called ________.
Supernumerary parts
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An incomplete fusion or malformation of the bone and neural structures of the spine region by errors in the closure of the neural tube is known as ________.
Spinal dysraphism
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What is the diagnosis for a patient with a positive right standing flexion test, right superior ASIS, and right inferior PSIS?
Right posterior innominate rotation
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Parity, vaginal delivery, age, and increased BMI are all risk factors for ________.
Prolapse
116
Why is the thoracolumbar junction commonly overlooked for spinal disorders?
It refers pain to areas lower than the actual junction
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the stomach is the ________ on the ________.The posterior Chapman’s point for the stomach is ________ on the ________.
5th and 6th rib space, leftBetween the transverse processes of T5 and T6, and T6 and T7, right
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During right toe-off, the right innominate rotates ________.
Posteriorly
119
Peripheral diaphragm inflammation can lead to referred pain in the ________ below the ________.
Back, inferior angle of the scapula
120
A local, segmental, or generalized narrowing of the vertebral canal by bone or soft tissue is called ________.
Spinal stenosis
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Anterior displacement of L5 is usually due to a ________.
Spondylolisthesis
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An anterior displacement of a vertebra on the one beneath it is called a ________.
Spondylolisthesis
123
The anterior Chapman’s point for the ovaries is at the ________.
Superior aspect of the junction of the pubes
124
This type of pelvis causes the head to engage later.
Platypelloid
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Pain in ureterolithiasis typically begins at the ________ junction.
Thoracolumbar
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Gastric sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes will be found at ________ on the ________ side.
T5-T10, left
127
A symptom that helps elucidate mechanical low back pain is ________.
Pain a rest
128
________ is the most common congenital abnormality of the spine.
Spina bifida
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Anterior and posterior rotations of the innominate are known as ________ innominate somatic dysfunctions.
Physiologic
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In spina bifida ________, there is no herniation of the meninges through the defect.
Occulta
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Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the bladder and urethra are found at ________.
S2-S4
132
The UGI pattern that is classically seen is composed of what?
C2 leftT3-T6 right (esophagus)T5-T10 left (stomach)T6-T8 right (duodenum)
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If a patient is standing very erect and does not like to flex at the hips due to shooting pain, you should be thinking of a potential ________.
Disc pathology
134
Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the ovaries and testes are found at ________.
Occiput, C1, C2
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A combination of several successively arranged joints consisting of a complex motor unit is known as a ________.
Kinetic chain
136
Schmorl’s nodes represent herniation of the ________ into the adjacent end plate.
Nucleus pulposus
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The anterior Chapman’s point for the gallbladder is the ________ on the ________.The posterior Chapman’s point for the gallbladder is ________ on the ________.
6th rib space, rightBetween the transverse processes of T6 and T7, right
