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1
Q

AS is what type of malposition?

A

extension (ext.) malposition

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2
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PS is what type of malposition?

A

flexion malposition

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3
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What is ASLS?

A

extension malposition, right lateral flexion malposition

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4
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What is ASRS?

A

extension malposition, left lateral flexion

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5
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What is PSLS?

A

flexion malposition, right lateral flexion malposition

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6
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What is PSRS?

A

flexion malposition, left lateral flexion malposition

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7
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What is ASLSLA?

A

extension malposition right lateral flexion malposition left anterior occiput

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8
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Flexion malposition, left lateral flexion malposition =

A

PS-RS

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9
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Extension malposition, left lateral flexion malposition =

A

AS-RS

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10
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Flexion malposition, right lateral flexion malposition, right anterior occiput =

A

PS-LS-LP

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11
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AS-RS-RP =

A

extension malposition left lateral flexion malposition with right posterior rotation

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12
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Flexion malposition left lateral flexion malposition with right posterior rotation of occiput =

A

PS-RS-RP

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13
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ASL=

A

atlas superior left

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14
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PPW =

A

patient presents with

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15
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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 =

A

AIRA

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16
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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 =

A

ASLP

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17
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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=

A

AIRA

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18
Q

What are the 12 Gonstead Occiput Listings?

A

ASRS
ASRSRA
ASRSRP
ASLS
ASLSLA
ASLSLP
PSRS
PSRSRA
PSRSRP
PSLS
PSLSLA
PSLSLP

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19
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What are the 12 Palmer Atlas Listings?

A

AIR
AIRA
AIRP
AIL
AILA
AILP
ASR
ASRA
ASRP
ASL
ASLA
ASLP

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20
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Flexion malposition, Lt lat flexion malposition. Rt Ant Occiput=

A

PS-RS-RA

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21
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Ext. MP. Rt lateral flexion malp. Rt post. occiput =

A

AS-LS-LA

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22
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Flexion malposition, Lt Lat Flex MP =

A

PSRS

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23
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What are the options of pivot pints for axis listings?

A

-body pivots
-spinous pivots
-center pivots
-entire segment pivots

24
Q

PPW: spinous is rt. compared to C3

25
Q

PPW: Body is left, the spinous is right

26
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PPW: The LPJ is post. on the left

27
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PPW: the axis is right

28
Q

PPW: the body is left, the spinous is more left

29
Q

What are the 12 Axis listings?

A

1) CPBL
2) CPBR
3) SPBL
4) SPBR
5) BPSL
6) BPSR
7) ESL
8) ESR
9) ESL-SL
10) ESL-BL
11) ESR-BR
12) ESR-SR

30
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Flexion MP., left lat. flex MP, right post occiput

31
Q

Right ant. rot, left LF MP, Flexion MP

32
Q

Extension MP, Left lat. flexion MP

33
Q

The posterior arch palpates post on the left, ant tubercle is superior, TP is closer to the mastoid process on the left

A

ASLP

part 1= ant tubercle is superior
2= TP is closer to the mastoid process on the left
3= poserior arch palpates post on the left

34
Q

Ext. Mal, Left LF MP, w/ right post rot=

35
Q

The anterior tubercle is superior. The atlas palpates close to the mastoid process on the right, the left transverse process is further from the mandible when compared to the right

36
Q

The LPJ is post on the LT. The spinous process is right

A

CPBL or BPSR

37
Q

The spinous is right

38
Q

The LPJ is post. on the left

39
Q

The axis is right

40
Q

The body is the pivot point, the spinous is right

41
Q

The axis is right, the spinous is more right

42
Q

The body is left, the spinous is left

43
Q

The spinous is left compared to C3

44
Q

The spinous is left, the body is right

45
Q

BPSL=

A

spinous is left

46
Q

The atlas palpated closer to the mastoid process on the right. The left transverse process is further from the mandible when compared to the right

47
Q

The atlas can be palpated closer to the mastoid process on the left. The posterior arch palpates posterior on the left

48
Q

The atlas palpated closer to the mastoid process on the left. The right transverse process is further from the mandible when compared to the left

49
Q

Right anterior rotation , left lateral flexion MP, flexion malposition

50
Q

AS-RS-RP=

A

extension malposition, left lateral flexion malposition with right posterior rotation

51
Q

PS-LS-LA=

A

flexion malposition, right lateral flexion malposition, left anterior occiput

52
Q

Extension malposition, left lateral flexion malposition

53
Q

Flexion malposition, left lateral flexion malposition with right posterior rotation

54
Q

Extension malposition. Right lateral flexion malposition

55
Q

the axis spinous process is rotated to the right and the pivot point is the dens, what is the listing?

Palpation I (2 decks)

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