Osteo Ped Pt

Question 1

What must you evaluate for MSK complaints?

Answer 1

Joints above and below joint in question

Question 2

Fallopian tube Chapman pt?

Post?

Answer 2

PSIS

post femoral head

Question 5

What are the 5 models of osteopathy?

Answer 5

Biomechanical 
Neurologic
Respiratory circulatory
Metabolic
Behavioral

Question 6

What Chapman pt is superior 2nd rib, just medial to sinuses CR?

Answer 6

Ant larynx

Question 7

What Chapman pt is just lateral to SP of C2?

Answer 7

Post larynx

Question 8

Chapman reflexes address what model of osteopathy?

FPR and Still’s?

Answer 8

Neurologic

Biomechanical

Question 9

Ovary Ant Chapman pt?

Post?

Answer 9

Superior pubic ramus, 2cm lateral to pubic symphysis

Lateral body T10

Question 11

Symp for splenic flexure to rectum?

Answer 11

Lower GI

T12-L2

Question 15

Tonsil ant chapman pt?

Answer 15

Lateral manubrium

Question 16

Tx for dysmenorrhea?

Answer 16

T, L, pelvic dysfunction of VS levels

MFR to abdomen and uterus

Question 19

Tx for respiratory Symp?

Answer 19

H and N: T1-4

Question 20

Broad ligament Chapman pt?

Post?

Answer 20

Lateral to sacral base

Question 21

Scoliosis is abnromal ______curvature of the spin in the ________ plane.

Answer 21

Lateral

Saggital

Question 23

What CNs pass through the temporal bone?

Answer 23

CN 3-11

Question 25

What is made of fibrocartilage?

Answer 25

Apophysis

AF

Question 28

Rectum Chapman pt?

Answer 28

Ant just below lesser trochanter of femur

Question 29

When do you treat OA/AA for associated catamenial HA?

Answer 29

Dysmenorrhea

Question 30

What CNs may be injured during forcep delivery?

Answer 30

CN 6 and 7

Question 32

Intestine peristalsis chapman pt?

Answer 32

Anteriorly just below ASIS

Question 34

Colon chapman point?

Answer 34

along IT band

Question 35

What of the temporal bone is associated w/increased incidence of OM?

Answer 35

Internal rotation

Question 36

Most infant joints are what?

Answer 36

Cartilaginous

Question 38

What cranial tx is useful in infants w/poor suckle, constipation and birth trauma?

Answer 38

Condylar decompression (BMT)

Question 40

What bone is most susceptible to dysfunction in infants?

Commonly due to what?

Answer 40

Occiput

Birth trauma

Question 41

Vagina/CLIT Chapman pt? Post?

Answer 41

Medial thigh, inf to ischial tub

Question 44

How to tx GERD?

Answer 44

Cranial | VS - OA, AA, T5-T9

Question 45

Symp levels of uterus? Ovaries? Fallopian tubes?

Answer 45

T9-L2 T10-11 T10-L2

Question 47

Screening freq for females? Males?

Answer 47

2x ages 10-12 1x ages 13-14

Question 48

How many parts is the sphenoid? Temporal? Occiput?

Answer 48

3 3 4

Question 49

Asthma common dysfunction? Tx?

Answer 49

Inhalation Rib raising, MFR

Question 50

Sympathetics for Ligament of Treitz to Splenic flexure?

Answer 50

(Mid GI) | T10-11

Question 52

what is more vulnerable to tensile forces and shearing?

Answer 52

Fibrocartilage TSF

Question 56

When does the ant fontanel close?

Answer 56

2 years

Question 57

By 24 weeks fetal spinal cord ends where? At birth? Adult?

Answer 57

S1 L3 L1

Question 59

What affect may OMT have on children?

Answer 59

INC temp 1-2 degrees

Question 60

Tx for respiratory PS?

Answer 60

CN7 | OA and AA - Vagus

Question 62

Uterus Ant Chapman pt? Post?

Answer 62

Sup edge of inf pubic ramus TP of L5

Question 63

Flexion of the basicranium how many degrees in infants? Adults?

Answer 63

30 51

Question 64

What is more vulnerable to loading and compression?

Answer 64

Hyaline cartilage LC hates

Question 65

Symp for upper GI?

Answer 65

Stomach --> duodenum | T5-T9

Question 67

What CN dysfunction responsible for vomiting/spitting up?

Answer 67

10

Question 68

When do the nominates fuse by? Sacrum?

Answer 68

20 y/o Late adolescence

Question 69

What creates the supralaryngeal space?

Answer 69

Basicranial FLEXION

Question 70

Chapman point Appendix Ant? Post?

Answer 70

Tip of 12th rib TP of T11 on RIGHT

Question 72

What tx relatively CI for adolescents?

Answer 72

HVLA

Question 73

PS for Upper GI, SI, and up to transverse colon? Desc colon, sigmoid, rectum?

Answer 73

Vagus (OA, AA) Pelvic splanchnic S2-S4

Question 75

How does the diaphragm insert on ribs in an infant vs adult?

Answer 75

Horizontally vs obliquely

Question 76

What type of structures are made of hyaline cartilage?

Answer 76

Epiphyseal growth plate | Epiphysis/articular surface

Question 80

What is CI in anyone w/hypermobile joints?

Answer 80

HVLA

Question 81

Most common etiology of scoliosis?

Answer 81

Idiopathic

Question 83

Regardless of technique, what is very important?

Answer 83

Localization

Question 84

What CN dysfunction responsible for poor sucking AND colic?

Answer 84

11

Question 85

Excessive compression causes what? What tissue is most vulnerable during growth?

Answer 85

Osteogenesis decreased epiphyseal plate growth MSK tissue

Question 86

What CN dysfunction responsible for poor sucking?

Answer 86

9

Question 96

Infants are born with how many fontanels? What are they?

Answer 96

6 Ant and post, 2 mastoid, 2 sphenoid

Question 98

What CNs may be impinged by occipital dysfunction?

Answer 98

CN 9-12

Question 106

When does the post fontanel close?

Answer 106

2 months

Question 114

What muscle is responsible for infant having extension curves in C and L regions?

Answer 114

Erector spinae