OS Remediation Questions

Question 1

What muscle can cause sciatica?

Answer 1

Piriformis

Question 2

If everything is short on the Left side you will have?

Answer 2

L. Superior Shear

Question 3

What test would give you a R. Ant. Rotation?

Answer 3

1. Positive R. Flexion

2. R. ASIS inferior/PSIS superior

Question 4

What muscle can cause anterior rotation?

Answer 4

Psoas

Question 5

How do you position patient before you treat a L-shear?

Answer 5

1. Internally Rotate

2. Abduct

Question 6

What is the patients activating force for L ant. rotation?

Answer 6

L. Hip Extension

Question 7

If patient ASIS to umbilicus is wide, how do set up to treat?

Answer 7

1. Int rotation

2. Adduction

Question 8

If you have a posterior rotation, where do you apply your thrust?

Answer 8

Thrust is towards umbilicus with caudad hand

Question 9

ME is…?

Answer 9

Postisometric contraction

Question 10

HVLA would be considered what type of technique?

Answer 10

Passive and direct

Question 11

When do you use HVLA?

Answer 11

For somatic dysfunctions!

Question 12

What happens with ME?

Answer 12

Neuromuscular bundle is in refractory which allows for passive stretch.

Question 13

What ligaments prevent posterior movement of the sacrum?

Answer 13

1. Sacrotuberous L.

2. Sacrospinous L.

Question 14

When sacrum moves post/ant it is going around what axis?

Answer 14

Superior Axis

Question 15

What is the connection between the sacrum and the dura called?

Answer 15

Counter-nutation

Question 16

The dural connections in counter-nutation are?

Answer 16

C1-S2

Question 17

How would you diagnose a R-ILA?

Answer 17

R-ILA is the answer to whatever this question is. need to find actual answer

Question 18

What extremity and what force is used for rotated sacrum?

Answer 18

1. Lower Extremity

2. Need to figure out

Question 19

What is the doctor position for treating rotated sacrum?

Answer 19

Need to find out

Question 20

What is patient positioning for rotated sacrum?

Answer 20

Need to find out

Question 21

What tests would lead to a R on R and a L on R torsion?

Answer 21

These are both answers, need to find out

Question 22

+ lumbar spring test means?

Answer 22

There is no spring in LS joint

Question 23

If sacrum rotates, what axis is it around?

Answer 23

Superior/inferior and A/P

Question 24

If both sulci are deep?

Answer 24

Bi-lateral Sacral Flexion

Question 25

When you provide axial load you are?

Answer 25

Checking for cervical disc rupture

Question 26

If patient cervical rotation, make sure to put in??

Answer 26

Opposite.

If rotated R, Rotate L to get into barrier etc.

Question 27

If c6 dysfunction

Answer 27

SB through the dysfunction

Question 28

C6 is with what muscle?

Answer 28

Biceps

Question 29

If you are working with lower C-Sidebend you?

Answer 29

Contact the tip of the transverse process

Question 30

Lumbar segment you?

Answer 30

1. Treat apex of segment (L3)

2. Sidebend to opposite of dysfunction (into barrier)

Question 31

If doing HVLA for L-spine you need to?

Answer 31

Pull arm to side bend the trunk

Question 32

ME long lever is associated with

Answer 32

Coronal plane dysfunctions

Question 33

Seated ME for RR-Lumbar

Answer 33

Left hand on neck, right hand on olecrenon

Question 34

If pt has L3 type 2 dysfunction the doc…

Answer 34

Abbducts R-hip to side bend barrier

Question 35

What muscle do you use to correct inhalation restrictions?

Answer 35

Lat. Ant. Serratus

Question 36

Inhalation dysfunction of ribs 7-10. Pt does what?

Answer 36

Pushes arm out from forehead at 45 deg.

Question 37

Rib 1 restricted at mid-clavicular. Exhalation dysfunction

Answer 37

J-stroke used to treat

Question 38

Pump handle dysfunction is related to what muscles?

Answer 38

1. diaphragm

2. Intercostal muscles

Question 39

Where are hands for texas twist?

Answer 39

Caudad will point cephalad