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1
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what is 3/4 reflex?

A

brisk reflex without sustained clonus

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2
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what is 4/4 reflex?

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brisk with clonus

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3
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chapmans point for eye?

A

lateral humerus

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4
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HVLA for T10-L5? Type 1 dysfunction

A

PTP up: inferior arm cephalad

PTP down: superior arm caudad

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5
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HVLA for T10-L5? Type 2 dysfunction

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PTP up: inferior arm caudad

PTP down: superior arm cephalad

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6
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order of lymphatic techniques?

A
  1. thoracic inlet
  2. sympathetic inhibition, “rib raising”, “paraspinal inhibition”
  3. diaphragm release
  4. lymphatic pumps
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7
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prostate chapmans point?

A

lateral posterior IT band

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8
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prostate viscerosomatics?

A

T12-L2

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9
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posterior chapmans point for vagina?

A

medial thigh

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10
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posterior chapmans point for bladder?

A

L2

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11
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Posterior chapmans point kidney?

A

between T12 and L1

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12
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posterior chapmans point colon?

A

L2-L4

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13
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posterior chapmans point appendix?

A

T11 on right

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14
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C2-C7 follow which law of movement?

A

rotation and sidebending always in same direction

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15
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viscerosomatic reflexes are found where?

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T1-L2, always in thoracic region!

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16
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what type of omm should elderly/hospitalized patients receive?

A

indirect! (ex FPR)

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17
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when is abdominal pump contraindicated?

A

full stomach

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18
Q

L5 and sacrum rotate in….?

A

opposite directions!

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19
Q

L5_____ establishes oblique axis?

A

sidebending

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20
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remnant of anterior fontanelle?

A

bregma

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21
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remnant of posterior fontanelle?

A

lambda

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22
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asterion?

A

where occiptal, parietal and temporal bones meet, behind ear

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23
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what composes pterion?

A

where sphenoid, parietal, temporal and frontal bones meet

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24
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superior vertical strain?

A

occiput resists flexion

sphenoid resists extension

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25
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SBS presentation?

A

no motion of cranium

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26
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superior vertical strain?

A

occiput resists extension

sphenoid resists flexion

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27
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axes of motion of vertical strains?

A

2 parallel transverse axe, movign n the same direction

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28
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axes of motion of lateral strains?

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2 parallel vertical axe, movign n the same direction

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29
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axes of motion of torsion strains?

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1 ap axis, sphenoid and occiput move in opposite directions

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30
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axes of motion of sidebending rotation strains?

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1 ap axis, sph and occ move in same direction, 2 parallel vertical axis, sph and occ move in opposite direction

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31
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grade 2 ankle sprain

A

moderate physical impairment

moderate ankle edema

decreased ROM, decreased ability to bear weight

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32
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grade 1 ankle sprain

A

minimal edema

can bear weight

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33
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grade 3 ankle sprain

A

severe swelling and pain

cant bear weight

hypermobile joint

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34
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where does treatment begin for iloapsoas syndrome?

A

lumbar spine

35
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symptoms of iliopsoas syndrome?

A

backward sacral torsion

tender piriformis opposite side of dysfunction

tenderpoint medial to affected asis

36
Q

what does hip drop test evaluate?

A

sidebending of lumbar spine

37
Q

how do you treat headache with cranial?

A

venous sinus drainage technique

38
Q

what do you treat with venous sinus drainage technique

A

headaches

SBS

endocrine issues

congestion

39
Q

when is compression of 4th ventricle done?

A

restore CRI

40
Q

condylar decompression is used for what?

A

CN 12 release

41
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v spread suture is used for what?

A

any restricted suture

42
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posterior chapmans point for appendix?

A

between T11 and T12

43
Q

countersrain for posterior thoracic counterstrain points

A

E SaRt

44
Q

countersrain for anterior thoracic counterstrain points

A

FStRa

45
Q

countersrain for anterior lumbar counterstrain points

A

FSaRt

46
Q

what is wright test used for?

A

thoracic outlet syndrome

47
Q

what does adson test show?

A

tightness of anterior scalenes, thoracic outlet syndrome

48
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what is wright test show?

A

compression near coracoid process and pec minor

49
Q

what does allen test show?

A

blood supply patency in hands

50
Q

speed test?

A

stability of biceps tendon in groove

51
Q

what sacral dysfunction happens after pregnancy?

A

bilateral sacral flexion

52
Q

what is a patrick test?

A

faber test

checking for sacroiliac dysfunction

53
Q

galeazi test checks for what?

A

hip dysplasia in infants

54
Q

laseague test?

A

sciatic nerve compression in adults

55
Q

ober test?

A

IT band tightness

56
Q

wright test checks for?

A

thoracic outlet syndrome

57
Q

what patient does in exhalation SD treatment rib 1?

A

pushes head up

58
Q

what patient does in exhalation SD treatment rib 2?

A

pushes head up, 30 degrees to side

59
Q

what patient does in exhalation SD treatment rib 3-5?

A

elbow to opposite ASIS

60
Q

what patient does in exhalation SD treatment rib 6-9?

A

pushes arm anterior

61
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what patient does in exhalation SD treatment rib 10-12

A

adduct arm

62
Q

which bones does CV4 treat?

A

internally rotates paired bones

63
Q

what type of movement does SBS flexion cause?

A

counternutation

paired bones eternally rotate

midline bones flex

64
Q

what type of movement does SBS extension cause?

A

nutation

paired bones internally rotate

midline bones extend

65
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what are the midline cranial bones?

A

ethmoid vomer sphenoid occiput

66
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what are the paired cranial bones?

A

maxilla nasal palatine parietal temporal zygoma

67
Q

what does spinal stenosis show?

A

pain ad numbness dependent on a certain spinal level

68
Q

spondylolysis shows

A

sharp lumbar pain with extension or activity

69
Q

where to treat gerd symptoms with OMM?

A

the daiphragm

70
Q

treatment for postoperative ileus?

A

ganglion inhibition

71
Q

what is a drop arm test indictative off?

A

subscapularis injury, to check if supraspinatus in injured

72
Q

wheres the chapmans point for colon?

A

anterior IT band

73
Q

in an anterior fibular head dysfunction, where is fibular head restricted?

A

posterior movement

74
Q

herniated disc affects which nerve?

A

the one underneath the disc

75
Q

when is muscle energy contraindicated after surgery?

A

due to worsening respirations

or transfer after surgery

76
Q

what does spring test test for?

A

sacral extension , sacral bases move posterior

77
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why is hvla contraindicated with anticoagulation?

A

can cause clotting issues due to vessel damage with anticoagulant

78
Q

what is short leg syndrome?

A

shorter leg one side due to functional discrepancy (innominate dysfunction etc)

79
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what is the treatment for short leg syndrome?

A

omm, if that doesnt work hip radiography

80
Q

how does cubital tunnel syndrome present?

A

medial forearm numbness

decreased wrist flexion

decreased 4th and 5th digit movement

81
Q

how are cranial torsions named?

A

whichever wing of the sphenoid is higher

82
Q

how to increase cri?

A

CV4 bulb decompression

83
Q

what does apleys scratch test ?

A

glenohumeral joint movement dysfunction

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