M2T1 OMM Midterm Flashcards
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 ________.
Meningocele, meningomyelocele, aperta
Which ligament is responsible for creating the lesser and greater sciatic foramen?
Sacrospinous
The posterior Chapman’s point for the ovaries is ________.
Between T9/T10 and T10/T11 transverse processes
A distal stone in the ureter can produce pain in the ________ region.
Inguinal
One sexual dimorphism of the pelvis is that ________ have a shorter, wider sacrum that curves posteriorly.
Women
The annulus fibrosus is innervated by the ________ nerve.
Sinuvertebral
The most common type of spondylolisthesis is ________.
Isthmic
What are the potentially serious conditions that you want to rule out in someone with low back pain?
Fracture, tumor, infection, cauda equina syndrome
A failure of bone to form is called ________.
Aplasia
The anterior Chapman’s point for the prostate is located on the ________.
Right lateral thigh
The anterior Chapman’s point for the esophagus is the ________.The posterior Chapman’s point for the esophagus is ________.
2nd rib spaceBetween the spinous process and transverse process of T2
The term for arthritis of the spine is ________.
Spondylosis
Anomalies of the lumbar spine are the ________ most common anomaly.
Third
Treatment for spondylolisthesis is usually ________.
Conservative
Similar to spondylolisthesis, transitional segment treatment is ________.
Conservative
Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the prostate can be found at ________.
T10-L2
This type of pelvis can be problematic with certain positions of fetal head engagement.
Anthropoid
What is the diagnosis for a patient with a positive left prone pelvic test, left superior ASIS, and right superior PSIS?
Left posterior innominate rotation
Back pain associated with ________ does not affect trunk mobility.
Prostatitis
Which muscles are responsible for keeping the urogenital hiatus closed?
Lavatory ani (iliococcygeus, pubococcygeus, puborectalis)
Pelvic rotation aids in ambulation by ________.
Increasing leg reach
A positive standing flexion test on the right and a negative seated flexion test on the right tells you ________ about rotation.
Nothing
Greater muscle damage has been linked to which type of muscle contraction?
Eccentric
Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes from GERD will present at ________ (lower esophagus) or ________ (stomach).
T5-T6, T10
Rocking the sacral base, mobilization of the respiratory and pelvic diaphragms, indirect treatments, and HVLA can all be used to treat ________.
Dysmenorrhea
Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the ovaries and testes are found at ________.
T10-T11
The anterior Chapman’s point for the uterus is at the ________.
Junction of the ramus of the pubes and ischium
The posterior Chapman’s points for the kidney is ________.
Midway between the spinous and transverse processes of T12 and L1
The posterior Chapman’s point for the uterus is ________.
Between the spinous process of L5 and the PSIS
Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the proximal ureter are found at ________.
Occiput, C1, C2
Lack of ________ in the diet can lead to neural tube defects.
Folate
What are the most common causes of low back pain?
Age related degenerative disc diseaseDegenerative facetsMuscle, tendon, fascial, and ligament injuries
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
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)
Mechanical low back pain is best treated by early ________ and ________.
Mobilization, physiotherapy
If a patient does not like to extend, you should be thinking of potential ________.
Degenerative disc disease
Sympathetic innervation of the thoracic esophagus is from ________ and abdominal esophagus is from ________.
T3-T5, T5-T8
Sympathetic innervation of the descending colon is from ________ on the ________.
L1-L3, left
Straightening up from a bent position can generate up to ________ pounds of force in the lumbosacral region.
500
The ________ nerve provides innervation to the external genitalia, sphincters of the bladder and rectum, and pelvic floor muscles.
Pudendal
________ is a symptom that should make you suspicious of cancer.
Night pain (unrelieved by change of position)
Impairment of a nerve root usually causing neurological symptoms related to that nerve root level is called ________.
Radiculopathy
A fracture in the pars interarticularis is known as a ________.
Spondylolysis
Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the appendix are found at ________ on the ________ side.
T9-T12, right
Sympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes for the ureters can be found at ________.
T11-L3
What types of OMT are good for acute low back pain?
Myofascial release, muscle energy, and counterstrain
The ASIS compression test helps to ________ a somatic dysfunction and the side of restriction is designated as a ________ test.
Lateralize, positive
Parasympathetic viscerosomatic reflexes of the prostate are found at ________.
S2-S4
A thin elongated pars interarticularis that is prone to fracture is seen in ________ spondylolisthesis.
Dysplastic/congenital
Sympathetic innervation of the pancreas is from ________ and is typically ________.
T5-T9, bilateral (tends to be more right sided)
What are the three accessory ligaments of the pelvis?
SacrospinousSacrotuberousIliolumbar
The descending aorta receives its sympathetic innervation from the ________, ________, and ________ ganglia.
Celiac, superior mesenteric, inferior mesenteric
This type of pelvis is ideal for birth.
Gynecoid
Weight bearing, weight transfer, point of attachment, and a vessel of protection are all functions of what?
The pelvis