Session 7

Question 1

It is best to take a nutritional supplement by

a) swallowing it quickly
b) chewing or in salivating the supplement before swallowing

Answer 1

b

Question 2

When attempting to find the proper nutrition to support an organ or gland, it is best to test the muscle (s) _______ with that organ or gland

Answer 2

Associated

Question 3

If there are numerous nutritional substances that will cause a weak muscle to test strong, use the product that dramatically ___________

Answer 3

Relieves NL tenderness

Question 4

If a holding challenge forces an organ further into lesion, when will a non-associated indicator muscle weaken

Answer 4

During the holding challenge, but not after

Question 5

If a holding challenge forces an organ further into lesion, when will an associated muscle weaken

Answer 5

During the holding challenge and for some time after the challenge is removed

Question 6

Normal axillary temperature, when taken first thing in the morning before arising is

Answer 6

36.5-36.8deg Celsius

Question 7

In males it is generally adequate to record basal temperature for ____________
In females of child-bearing age, basal temperature should be taken for ____________

Answer 7

One week

One menstrual cycle

Question 8

The thyroid is

a) inhibited by oestrogen
c) stimulated by oestrogen

Answer 8

a

Question 9

The thyroid and adrenals share a precursor. What is it

Answer 9

Tyrosine

Question 10

The thymus has an alarm point that is not a classical one, but has been determined clinically in Applied Kinesiology. Where is it

Answer 10

CV18, three sun above the tip of the zyphoid

Question 11

How do we diagnose whether the thymus or adrenals are primary

Answer 11

Therapy localise the sartorius NL for infraspinatus and vice versa

Question 12

What is the best position to diagnose for lymphatic congestion

Answer 12

20deg retrograde position

Question 13

In this position, how do we determine that lymphatic congestion is causing the indicator weakness

Answer 13

Have the patient raise arms above the head

Question 14

What effect does this (13 above) have

Answer 14

The weakened indicator muscle immediately becomes strong

Question 15

What muscle is involved in retrograde lymphatic technique

Answer 15

Pectoralis minor

Question 16

What is the test position for right lymphatic duct technique

Answer 16

Patient flexes right arm to 90deg and flexes the neck until chin approximates chest

Question 17

What auscultation abnormality is associated with a congested liver

Answer 17

Loud second heart sound over the tricuspid valve region

Question 18

If you suspect that a patient has a congested or sluggish liver, what precautionary test would you apply before prescribing B vitamin supplementation

Answer 18

Test if the vitamin B supplement weakens the pectoralis major sternal

Question 19

Vitamin B & G differ in that one group is nerve stimulating and the other is nerve relaxing. Which is which

Answer 19

B are nerve stimulating

G are nerve relaxing

Question 20

Oral pH parallels blood pH. Oral pH is normally

Answer 20

6.5-7.0

Question 21

“Excessive acid” patients are often

a) Hyperchlorhydric
b) Hypochlorhydric

Answer 21

b

Question 22

The systemic pH of patients with allergies are generally

a) Acid
b) Neutral
c) Alkaline

Answer 22

c

Question 23

“Endocrine glands regulate pH more than diet”. True or false

Answer 23

True

Question 24

In general, fruit and vegetables are _________ ash foods, starches and proteins are _______ ash foods

Answer 24

Alkaline

Acid

Question 25

Closed ICV has a specific time of symptom aggravation. It is

Answer 25

Increased symptoms upon arising in the morning that ease with movement

Question 26

A patient has carpal tunnel syndrome. Why would you check the patient’s ileocecal valve

Answer 26

To reduce fluid retention

Question 27

Why would you check the above patient’s pelvic floor

Answer 27

Weakness of the pelvic floor musculature may allow the abdominal contents to sag and affect ICV

Question 28

What diet may you suggest after correcting an ICV

Answer 28

A low roughage, non-irritating diet

Question 29

For conversion of proglucagon to glucagon the major cofactors are

Answer 29

Vanadium, B6, B3

Question 30

Before supplementing with pancreatic enzymes, what might best be tried first

Answer 30

Increase stomach acid (acid chyme elicits increase of pancreatic digestive enzymes)

Question 31

What is inversely related to blood calcium concentration

Answer 31

Neuromuscular irritability

Question 32

What are the two major causes of the rapid rise in gastrointestinal (GIT) problems through the 20th century

Answer 32

Increased consumption of refined carbohydrates

Reduction in natural dietary roughage

Question 33

What are the three major treatment approaches to gastrointestinal problems

Answer 33

Ensure adequate dietary fibre
Reduce refined carbohydrates
Restore normal bowel flora

Question 34

Where is the pituitary neurolymphatics

Answer 34

Glabella

Question 35

Name a simple non-adjustive treatment for pineal dysfunction

Answer 35

Sunlight

Question 36

A stomach condition may be one cause of allergic reaction. What is it

Answer 36

Hypochlorhydria

Question 37

What is a good first approach in the treatment of allergy

Answer 37

A complete structural examination and correction where indicated

Question 38

If an allergen challenge causes a strong indicator or associated muscle to weaken, what is the next step in allergen assessment

Answer 38

Cross TL or cross challenge with another factor such as an organ NL or nutritional substance to find what abolishes the allergen challenge

Question 39

If a patient has a positive challenge to an allergen and you suspect a phobic or learned response, what is the next step in diagnosis

Answer 39

Continue the challenge and retest for strengthening while the patient holds each of the six NLP eye positions

Question 40

What allergies should not be treated

Answer 40

Allergies that are for the patient’s benefit