Midterm Listings Flashcards
AS is what type of malposition?
extension (ext.) malposition
PS is what type of malposition?
flexion malposition
What is ASLS?
extension malposition, right lateral flexion malposition
What is ASRS?
extension malposition, left lateral flexion
What is PSLS?
flexion malposition, right lateral flexion malposition
What is PSRS?
flexion malposition, left lateral flexion malposition
What is ASLSLA?
extension malposition right lateral flexion malposition left anterior occiput
Flexion malposition, left lateral flexion malposition =
PS-RS
Extension malposition, left lateral flexion malposition =
AS-RS
Flexion malposition, right lateral flexion malposition, right anterior occiput =
PS-LS-LP
AS-RS-RP =
extension malposition left lateral flexion malposition with right posterior rotation
Flexion malposition left lateral flexion malposition with right posterior rotation of occiput =
PS-RS-RP
ASL=
atlas superior left
PPW =
patient presents with
PPW the anterior tubercle is inferior. The TP is closer to the mastoid process on the right. The posterior arch is posterior on the left =
AIRA
PPW the anterior tubercle is superior. The TP is closer to the mastoid process on the left. The TP is closer to the mandible on the right =
ASLP
PPW the atlas has gone lateral and superior on the Rt. The atlas posterior arch is posterior on the left. The anterior tubercle is inferior=
AIRA
What are the 12 Gonstead Occiput Listings?
ASRS
ASRSRA
ASRSRP
ASLS
ASLSLA
ASLSLP
PSRS
PSRSRA
PSRSRP
PSLS
PSLSLA
PSLSLP
What are the 12 Palmer Atlas Listings?
AIR
AIRA
AIRP
AIL
AILA
AILP
ASR
ASRA
ASRP
ASL
ASLA
ASLP
Flexion malposition, Lt lat flexion malposition. Rt Ant Occiput=
PS-RS-RA
Ext. MP. Rt lateral flexion malp. Rt post. occiput =
AS-LS-LA
Flexion malposition, Lt Lat Flex MP =
PSRS