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1
Q

open chain exercises

A

hands or feet are free to move

movement occuring at elbow or knee joint

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2
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closed chain exercises

A

hands or feet are fixated

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3
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anterior postural analysis

A 
head tilt/rotation
shoulder height
arm carriage
hip height
knee angle
foot malposition
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4
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lateral/gravity weight line postural analysis

A 
external auditory meatus
anterior body/C7
middle of shoulder
anterior 1/3 of sacral base
middle of hip joint
posterior to the patella
1" anterior to lateral malleolus
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5
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posterior postural analysis

A

scapular winging
scapular flaring
scoliosis

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6
Q

inferior facet alignment

A

C AIL
T AIM
L AIL

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7
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cervical facets are on what plane and do what motion?

A

transverse plane

rotation

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8
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thoracic facets are on what plane and do what motion?

A

coronal plane

lateral flexion

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9
Q

lumbar facets are on what plane and do what motion?

A

sagittal plane

flexion/extension

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10
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lumbosacral facets are on what plane and do what motion?

A

coronal plane

lateral flexion

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11
Q

what is the coupled motion for spinouses in the cervicals and upper thoracics (T6)?

A

rotate into convexity and away from lateral flexion

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12
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what is the coupled motion for vertebral bodies in the cervicals and upper thoracics (T6)?

A

rotate into concavity

towards lateral flexion

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13
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what is the coupled motion for spinouses in the lower thoracics (T7) and lumbars?

A

rotate into concavity

toward lateral flexion

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14
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what is the coupled motion for vertebral bodies in the lower thoracics (T7) and lumbars?

A

rotate into convexity

away from lateral flexion

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15
Q

T1-T4 TVPs are palpated where?

A

posterior

one interspinous space above the spinous process, lateral to midline

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16
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T5-8 TVPs are palpated where?

A

posterior

two interspinous spaces above spinous process, lateral to midline

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17
Q

T9-12 TVPs are palpated where?

A

posterior

one interspinous space above the spinous process, lateral to midline

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18
Q

structural landmark for EOP

A

midline projection of posteiror aspect of skull

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19
Q

structural landmark for axis

A

first palpable spinous

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20
Q

C3 structural landmark

A

hyoid bone; carotid artery

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21
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C4,5 structural landmark

A

thyroid cartilage

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22
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C6 structural landmark

A

cricoid cartilage
carotid tubercle
last moveable segment

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23
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C7 structural landmark

A

vertebral prominens (70%)

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24
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T1 structural landmark

A

vertebral prominens (30%)

25
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T3 structural landmark

A

spine of scapula

26
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T4,5 structural landmark

A

sternal angle of Louis

27
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T6 structural landmark

A

inferior angle of scapula lying down

28
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T7 structural landmark

A

inferior angle of scapula seated

29
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T10 structural landmark

30
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L3 structural landmark

31
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L4 structural landmark

A

iliac crest

32
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S2 structural landmark

33
Q

describe lateral disc protrusions

A

patient will lean opposite the side of sciatica to alleviate pain
positive Kemps to the same side of pain
SLR positive

34
Q

describe medial disc protrusions

A

patient will lean toward the side of sciatica to alleviate pain
positive Kemps to the opposite side of pain
WLR positive

35
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PP diversified seated cervical

36
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DP diversified seated cervical

A

on the opposite side of contact

37
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CP diversified seated cervical

A

distal digital pad of middle finger

38
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SH diversified seated cervical

A

palm of hand cups the ear

39
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procedure for diversified seated cervical

A

rotate head away from side of contact and laterally flex the head over the contact point

40
Q

LOD diversified seated cervical

A

P-A, L-M, I-S

except atlas S-I

41
Q

PP Gonstead seated cervical, distal lateral index spinous contact

42
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DP Gonstead seated cervical, distal lateral index spinous contact

A

doctor stands posterior slightly to contact side

43
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CP Gonstead seated cervical, distal lateral index spinous contact

A

lateral surface of distal index finger on posterior inferior surface of spinous

44
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SH Gonstead seated cervical, distal lateral index spinous contact

A

contralateral occiput and cervical spine

45
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procedure Gonstead seated cervical, distal lateral index spinous contact

A

doctor applies a P-A tissue pull rotates head away from side of contact and laterally flexes over the contact

46
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LOD Gonstead seated cervical, distal lateral index spinous contact

A

P-A, L-M, I-S

47
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PP Gonestead seated cervical, distal lateral index lamina/articular pillar contact

48
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DP Gonestead seated cervical, distal lateral index lamina/articular pillar contact

A

doctor stands posterior slightly to contact side

49
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CP Gonestead seated cervical, distal lateral index lamina/articular pillar contact

A

lateral surface of distal index finger on pedicle-lamina junction articular pillar opposte spinous rotation

50
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SH Gonestead seated cervical, distal lateral index lamina/articular pillar contact

A

contralateral occiput and cervical spine

51
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procedure Gonestead seated cervical, distal lateral index lamina/articular pillar contact

A

doctor applies a P-A tissue pull rotates head away from side of contact and laterally flexes over contact

52
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LOD Gonestead seated cervical, distal lateral index lamina/articular pillar contact

A

P-A, L-M, I-S

53
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PP Diversified cervical LPJ/articular pillar contact

54
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DP Diversified cervical LPJ/articular pillar contact

A

doctor same as contact side at head of table

55
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CP Diversified cervical LPJ/articular pillar contact

A

lateral surface of distal index finger on pedicle-lamina junction articular pillar opposite spinous rotation

56
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SH Diversified cervical LPJ/articular pillar contact

A

doctor cups the ear and supports contralateral occiput

57
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procedure Diversified cervical LPJ/articular pillar contact

A

doctor applies a P-A tissue pull, rotates head away from side of contact and alterally flexes over contact

58
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LOD Diversified cervical LPJ/articular pillar contact

A

P-A, L-M, I-S (C2-6)

P-A, L-M, S-I (C1)

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