PQ info

Question 1

Heel Strike rotates the innominate how?

Answer 1

Posteriorly

Question 2

Toe off rotates the innominate how?

Answer 2

Anteriorly

Question 3

Contracted hip flexors rotate the hip how?

Answer 3

Anteriorly

Question 4

Contracted Hamstrings rotate the innominate how?

Answer 4

Posteriorly

Question 5

Ribs need how many seconds for counterstain?

Answer 5

120s

Question 6

Someone gets hit by a car and they now have a more anterior rib on the left side, what would you call their dysfunction?

Answer 6

Subluxed Anterior Left Rib

remember, it’s non-physiologic.

Question 7

SAPP mnemonic?

Fall prone? Fall Supinated?

Answer 7

Falling prone = Posterior radial head, anterior distal head

Falling Supine = Anterior Radial head, posterior distal head

Supination = Anterior Radial Head SD (PT tries to supinate)

Pronation = Posterior Radial Head SD (patient tries to pronate)

Question 8

Spencer’s Technique?

Answer 8

Elephants Fart Constantly To Annoy Intelligent Trainers

Extension
Flexion
Circumduction Compression
Circumduction Traction
Adduction + ER
Abduction
Internal Rotation
Traction inferior glide

Question 9

Motion of the sternoclavicular joint?

Putting your hands to the ceiling?

back down to the table?

Shrugging shoulders?

back down to the table?

Answer 9

Flexion

Extension

Abduction

Adduction

Question 10

What’s deeper for palpation, soft tissue technique or muscle energy?

Answer 10

Soft tissue

Question 11

Normal carrying angle for men? women?

Answer 11

5

10-15

Question 12

Varus vs vagus with arms?

Answer 12

Ulnar Adduction = Varus

Ulnar Abduction = Valgus

Question 13

Posterior Fibular Head muscle energy.. what motions of the leg and foot

Anterior fibular head ME…

Answer 13

plantar flexion, foot inversion, adduction and IR
(PIIA)

Dorsiflexion, eversion, abduction, ER

(DEAR)

Question 14

Type 1 dysfunction

type 2 dysfunction

Answer 14

TONGO

Question 15

OA has what kind of motion?

Answer 15

Type 1 like (rotation and SB occur in opposite directions with N or F/E component)

Question 16

AA has what kind of motion

Answer 16

Rotation only

Question 17

C2-C7 motion?

Answer 17

Type 2 like

R and SB occur in opposite or same directions with N or F/E component

Question 18

BLT. what’s the direction of treatment and what are you doing

Answer 18

Position of ease

breathing

Question 19

FPR. what’s the direction of treatment and what are you doing?

Answer 19

Indirect treatment with compression

Neutralize the curve

Question 20

Stills. what’s the direction of treatment and what are you doing?

Answer 20

indirect –> direct

Question 21

When doing lymphatics what do you do?

Answer 21

Open pathways to remove restriction, maximize diaphragmatic function, increase pressure differentials, mobilize tissues

so start with thoracic inlet MFR, then dome the diaphragm or ischiorectal fossa release, then pectoral traction or rib raising

mobilize = tapotement, effleurage and pétrissage

Question 22

Most common compensatory pattern? second most?

Answer 22

L/R/L/R

R/L/R/L

Question 23

Articulatory technique

Muscle Energy

Answer 23

Direct

Direct