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1
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Anterior rotated innominate produces a ____ leg.

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Longer

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Shoe lifts are needed if the discrepancy is more than …

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10 - 12 mm (0.4 - 0.5 inches)

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In short leg syn, surgery is need if the discrepancy in more than …

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5 cm (~2 inches)

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Position of lumbar, sacrum, innominate in short leg syn.

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Lumber – R toward, SB awaySacrum – Lower on affected sideInnominate – Rotated anterior on affected side

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Increase heel/shoe lifts by ___ every ___

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3 mm, 14 days

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When to correct the entire discrepancy for short leg syn.

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Acute injury/trauma

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When to correct the 0.5 - 0.75 discrepancy for short leg syn

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Chronic short leg/anatomic short leg

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Pt w/ abdominal surgery, avoid this OMT.

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Pedal pump

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Most common scoliosis curve

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Dexo, mid-upper thoracic

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Paravertebral humping occurs d/t …

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Spinal rotation

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Pt walks bent over, leg abducted and ext rotated. Muscle involved is …

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Psoas major

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Prostate chapman point located at …

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Lateral IT band

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Gallbladder chapman point located at …

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6th ICS on right, T6 TP on right

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Upper lung chapman point located at …

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3rd ICS on right

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Pt has sphenoid and occipital bones inferior on the left and superior on the right. The left temporal bone and parietal bones appear to be in external rotation. Dx?

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L SB Rotation

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16
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Axis of cranial SB rotation is …

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Two vertical, one AP

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Sacral axis is ___ seated flexion test

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opposite

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PE shows positive seated flexion test on the right, sacral sulcus is deep on the left, left ILA is anterior. No spring.

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R/L torsion

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Seated flexion test left, the left sacral base anterior and the left ILA posterior

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L UL Flexion

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Seated flexion test right, right sacral base anterior and left ILA posterior. The spring test negative.

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L/L Torsion

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Seated flexion test right, right sacral base anterior and right ILA `posterior.

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R UL Flexion

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Seated flexion test left, the left sacral base anterior and right ILA posterior. The spring test negative.

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R/R Torsion

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4 Rules of sacrum

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1) SB of L5 and axis = same side.2) Sacrum rotates opposite L5.3) The seated flexion test must be positive for the diagnosis of sacral torsion.4) The seated flexion test will be positive opposite the axis.

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Roaring tinnitus and TMJ, Cranial dysfunction …

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Ext rotation of temporal bone

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Buzzing tinnitus and TMJ, Cranial dysfunction ...
Int rotation of temporal bone
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Menses associated cramping, OPP Tx...
Sacral inhibition
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Med for cramping associated w/ menses ...
NSAIDs
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Nerve affected in an L3-L4 herniation
L4
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Name the reflexes
C5 -- BicepC6 -- Bicep/BrachioradialisC7 -- TricepL4 -- PatellarL5 -- DorsiflexS1 -- Plantar flexion
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Pt w/ liver dz has low back pain, med Rx?
Meloxicam
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L4 controls ...
Patellar reflex, medial lower leg dermatome, heel waking, foot inversion
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Muscle Energy uses ______ force
Isometric
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Hawkin's sign indicates ....
AC Joint Impingement, Supraspinatus Tear
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Jobe's test indicates ...
Supraspinatus Tear (AKA Empty Can Test)
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Speed's sign indicates ...
Bicep tendon stability in the bicipital groove
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Yergason test indicates ...
Bicep tendon stability in the bicipital groove
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Ober test indicates ...
IT Band stability
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Thomas test indicates ...
Hip Flexor stability (Rectus Femoris, IT Band, Illiopsoas)
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Thompson test indicates ...
Achilles Tendon stability (AKA Simmond test)
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McMurray test indicates ...
Knee meniscus
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McBurney sign indicates ...
Appendicitis
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Murphy sign indicates ...
Gallbladder Dz
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Dropped navicular affects the ___ arch.
Medial Longitudinal
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Dropped cuboid affects the ___ arch.
Lateral Longitudinal
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The cranium seems narrow, the paired cranial bones are ... and the occipital is ...
Internally RotatedDescended
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Sx include migraine HA, photophobia, n and v, what is the cranial dysfunction.
BERT Head -- SBS descended, Paired Bones Internally rotated, cranium narrowed/elongated.
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Left Sphenoid high, right occiput low,
Right Torsion
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Pt with pancreatitis will have tenderness at ... and ...
T5-9 b/l and the celiac ganglion
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CP of ASIS
Intestinal Peristais
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Hiss plantar whip fixes ...
dropped cuboid
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Locke Technique fixes ...
1st metatarsal dorsal glide
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Pt has adducted/internally rotated arm, cant externally rotate. Cotacoid process is prominent and anterior shoulder is flat. All nerves intact. Dx?
Post shoulder dislocation
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Pt has pneumonia, in order to decrease goblet cell production the OPP technique to use is ...
Suboccipital release
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Type II mech...
FLex or Extend, SB/R same side, One Segment
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Cervical HVLA setup
Flex, NEVER EXTEND CERVICALSIf using a rotational force, SB indirect
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Medial wing scap, muscle paralyzed is ...
Serratus Anterior, LTN
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Lateral wing Scap, muscle paralyzed is ...
Trapezius, Spinal Accessory Nerve
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Torsion is named for ...
the higher sphenoid wing
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Morton's Foot (Toe) is ..
Long 2nd digit/Short 1st Digit/Foot Pronation/Callus and 2nd and 3rd Digit/Fxn Short Leg
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If the dysfunction is on the right of the sacrum treat the ...
right
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What muscle is involved in patellarfemoral syndrome
Vastus Medialis
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Travell's Trigger point is located on the ... and corresponds to ...
PectoralisSVT
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The anterior tenderpoint of T5 is located at...
Midline sternum, 1 inch superior to the xiphosternal jxn
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7 stages of Spencer
Ext, Flex, Circ w/ comp, circle w/ tract, ABduct, IR, Pump
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Medial Pterygoid TP
posterior surface of the ascending ramus of the mandible about 2 centimeters above the angle of the mandible
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Sphenoid/occiput extended, sacrum is ...
ant and inf (nutated)
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PE findings in Short Leg Syn
Ipsilateral spine convex, ant rot innominate, inferior sacrumContralateral pelvic shift, internal rot leg w/ foot pronation
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Toe walking, lateral leg dermatome, Achilles reflex
S1
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Sims position
AKA lateral recumbentlie on aside, lower leg straight, upper hip/knee flexed
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Schmorl’s nodes =
Scheuermann Kyphosis
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App treatment useful in cases of sinusitis and TMJ.
sphenopalatine ganglion inhibition
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FPR steps
Neutral position >> apply compression of torsional force>> take indirect >> hold 3-5 sec
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Pt falls and has a tense inguinal ligament, PE will shore ...
Superior pubis
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Pt has pain while chewing, popping in ear, teeth grinding. What cranial bone is to blame
Temporal (TMJ)
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Physical examination reveals the chin deviates to the left when opening the jaw. This is most likely due to asymmetric tone of which of the following muscles?
lateral pterygoid muscle
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Tx for many elbow
Flex at elbow w/ supination
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Tenderpoint halfway between the inferior lateral angle of the sacrum and the greater trochanter
Piriformis
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Tx for piriformis TP
Prone Flex, ABduct, External rotation
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Ant L5 TP Tx
Supine F-SARA
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Ant L5 TP location
1 cm lateral to the pubic symphysis on the superior ramus
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Feature should be used to calculate the total height of the heel lift?
Sacral Unleveling
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Iliacus TP Tx
Supine, b/l flex hips and thighs, external rotation thigh
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activation of the related A-δ fibers
Morley Activation
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law explains that the bone structure will remodel
Wolff
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laws of neurophysiology
Sherrington’s
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Law pertains to the forces exerted against the walls of a structure from the inside.
Laplace
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Most appropriate position for occipital TP
Flexion
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Stimulation of ... effectively enhances the expulsion of secretions.
sphenopalatine ganglion
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First line Tx for incontinence
Behavioral
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Posterior TP position
F-SARA
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Horner Syn
Ptosis, Unilateral perspiring, pupil reaction
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Somatic Dysfxn associated w/ Horner Syn
Elevated 1st Rib
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Path of deep/superficial perineal nerve
Deep = Anterior/DorsiflexionSuperficial = Lateral/Eversion
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organ that is innervated by the C1-2 parasympathetic pathway
Kidney and proximal ureter
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Anterior TP Tx
F Rt Sa
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Muscle associated w/ ribs for ME
Rib 1 = Anterior/Middle ScaleneRib 2 = Posterior Scalene Rib 3-5 = Pec MinorRib 6-9 = Serratus AnteriorRib 10-11 = Lat DorsiRib 12 = Quad Lumborum

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