SMT4_1 Flashcards

1
Q

Degrees for rotation:

A

30 deg

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2
Q

Degrees for side shift:

A

2 deg

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3
Q

Degrees for side bend:

A

46 deg

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4
Q

Degrees for flexion/extension:

A

2 deg extension above C3, 2 deg flexion below C3

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5
Q

Degrees off barrier for pre-thrust:

A

4.8 deg

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6
Q

Degrees past the barrier:

A

11.4-11.8 deg

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7
Q

Duration of SMT

A

135 ms or 1/10th second

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8
Q

Velocity needed for SMT

A

127 deg per second

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9
Q

Acceleration needed for SMT

A

2,183 deg per sec

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10
Q

Acceleration where cavitations occur:

A

72 deg per second

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11
Q

Reaction time of patient during SMT:

A

200 ms

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12
Q

Force needed for C-spine SMT

A

118 N

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13
Q

Force needed for Tspine SMT

A

238 N

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14
Q

Duration of thrust according to Herzog et al 1993:

A

80-100ms (cervical), 200 ms (lumbar)

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15
Q

Average number of cavitations during C3-4 SMT according to Reggars 1996:

A

2.5

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16
Q

Duration of thrust to thoracic/SIJ according to Hersoz et al 1993:

A

120-200 ms

17
Q

Average error from targeted thoracic segment according to Ross et al 2004:

A

3.5 cm

18
Q

Average error from targeted lumbar segment according to Ross et al 2004:

A

5.29 cm (0-14 cm)

19
Q

Did Beffa and Mathews 2004 demonstrate a significant difference in target joint cavitation for L5/S1 or SIJ:

A

No; L5/S1 cavitated L3/L4 and SIJ cavitated L4/L5

20
Q

According to Bolton et al 2007, performing C3-4 SMT with rotation caused cavitations on which side?

A

contralateral to the aplicator

21
Q

According to Bolton et al 2007, performing C3-4 SMT with sidebending thrust caused cavitations on which
side?

A

No more likely to occur on ipsilateral vs contralateral to applicator

22
Q

Gal et al 1997 found how many mm of movement to occur at T10, T11, T12 with prone PA thrust to right TP?

A

6-12 mm anteriorly
3-6mm in left lateral translation

23
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A