Part VI: OPP-Specific Terminology Flashcards

1
Q

Preferred term for BLT

A

balanced ligamentous tension

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2
Q

Preferred term for Lloyd sign

A

costovertebral angle tenderness

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3
Q

Preferred term for FPR

A

facilitated positional release

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4
Q

Preferred term for HVLA

A

high velocity, low amplitude

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5
Q

Preferred term for ILA

A

inferior lateral angle

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6
Q

Preferred term for Jones tender point

A

counterstrain point or tender point

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7
Q

Preferred term for ilium dysfunction

A

innominate dysfunction

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8
Q

Preferred term for short leg syndrome

A

leg length inequality

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9
Q

Preferred term for paraspinal

A

paravertebral

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10
Q

Preferred term for pubes (i.e., the cartilaginous joint connecting the pubic bones at the front of the pelvis)

A

pubic symphysis

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11
Q

Preferred term for osteopathy in the cranial field

A

osteopathic cranial manipulative medicine

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12
Q

Preferred term for sphinx test

A

backward bending test

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13
Q

Preferred term for cervical foraminal compression test

A

cervical foraminal compression (Spurling) test

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14
Q

Preferred term for Spurling test

A

cervical foraminal compression (Spurling) test

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15
Q

Preferred term for Tinel sign

A

Tinel test

Always specify where the Tinel test is being performed: wrist, elbow, or ankle.

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16
Q

Preferred term for Lasègue test

A

straight-leg raising test

17
Q

Preferred term for FABER

A

FABERE test

18
Q

Preferred term for tissue texture changes

A

tissue texture abnormalities

19
Q

Preferred term for Galbreath technique

A

mandibular drainage

20
Q

Which of the following is worded correctly?

A. right superior PSIS
B. superior right PSIS
C. right-sided superior PSIS
D. superior PSIS on the right

A

D. superior PSIS on the right

Somatic dysfunctions are described as “on the right” or “on the left.”

21
Q

Correct the following: “inferior inferior lateral angle on the left”

A

inferior left inferior lateral angle

Somatic dysfunctions of the inferior lateral angle are an exception to the “on the left/on the right” rule in order to avoid confusion.

22
Q

Which of the choices below is worded correctly?

A. balanced ligamentous tension at T3-T5
B. balanced ligamentous tension of T3-T5
C. balanced ligamentous tension on T3-T5
D. balanced ligamentous tension to T3-T5

A

D. balanced ligamentous tension to T3-T5

Osteopathic manipulative techniques are performed TO specific muscles/body parts.

23
Q

Which of the following spinal levels is correctly formatted?

A. T3-5
B. T3-T5
C. 3T-5T
D. 3T to 5T

A

B. T3-T5

24
Q

Preferred term for CV-4

A

compression of the fourth ventricle

25
Q

Preferred term for anterior superior iliac spine

A

ASIS

26
Q

Preferred term for posterior superior iliac spine

A

PSIS

27
Q

Preferred term for atlantoaxial joint

A

AA

28
Q

Preferred term for occipitoatlantal joint

A

OA

29
Q

Which of the somatic dysfunctions below is correct?
A. C2-C4 neutral, rotated right, sidebent left
B. C2-C4 neutral, sidebent left, rotated left
C. C2-C4 neutral, sidebent left, rotated right

A

B. C2-C4 neutral, sidebent left, rotated left

Cervical spinal segments always rotate and sidebend to the same side. For neutral cervical segments, always list sidebending before rotation.

30
Q

Which of the somatic dysfunctions below is correct?
A. OA flexed, sidebent left, rotated right
B. OA flexed, rotated right, sidebent left

A

A. OA flexed, sidebent left, rotated right

In a description of an OA somatic dysfunction, sidebending is always listed before rotation.

31
Q
Which of the choices below is worded correctly?
A. pubic compression
B. compressed pubic symphysis
C. pubic adduction
D. pubic symphysis compression
A

D. pubic symphysis compression

32
Q

Which of the choices below is worded correctly?
A. pubic symphysis gapping
B. pubic gapping
C. pubic abduction

A

A. pubic symphysis gapping

33
Q

What is the preferred phrasing for “bilaterally flexed sacrum”?

A

bilateral sacral flexion

34
Q

What is the preferred phrasing for “bilaterally extended sacrum”?

A

bilateral sacral extension

35
Q

Which phrasing is preferred?
A. innominate outflare on the right
B. outflared innominate on the right

A

B. outflared innominate on the right

36
Q

Choose the correct wording:
A. rib 7 on the left restricted to inhalation
B. rib 7 on the left held in inhalation
C. rib 7 on the left caught in inhalation

A

B. rib 7 on the left held in inhalation