T Spine

Question 1

What is the facet orientation of the thoracic spine?

Answer 1

Coronal

Question 2

How many degrees of flexion are in the thoracic spine?

Answer 2

45-50

Question 3

How many degrees of extension are in the thoracic spine?

Answer 3

5-10

Question 4

How many degrees of lateral flexion are in the thoracic spine?

Answer 4

40

Question 5

How many degrees of rotation are in the thoracic spine?

Answer 5

20

Question 6

A type 1 dysfunction involves _____ vertebrae

Answer 6

3+

Question 7

True or false; type 1 dysfunctions are found in neutral spinal positions

Answer 7

True

Question 8

True or false; a type 1 dysfunction will fully correct in forward bending or back bending

Answer 8

False

Question 9

(Adaptive/compensatory) type 1 dysfunctions often occur in an acute situation

Answer 9

Adaptive

Question 10

(Adaptive/compensatory) type 1 dysfunctions often occur in an chronic situation

Answer 10

Compensatory

Question 11

Type 1 dysfunctions are associated with (articular/ myofascial) dysfunctions

Answer 11

Myofascial

Question 12

True or false; type 1 dysfunctions are often symptomatic

Answer 12

False

Question 13

When a segment is SB and rotated R, the one above it, to compensate, will…

Answer 13

At least SB, and probably rotate, left

Question 14

When a segment is SB and rotated R, the one below it, to compensate, will…

Answer 14

SB R to get underneath it

Question 15

For an FRS L at T5-6, which is the side of impairment?

Answer 15

R facet

Question 16

For an FRS L at T5-6, what is the osteokinematic restriction?

Answer 16

Extension SB rotate R

Question 17

For an FRS L at T5-6, what is the arthrokinematic positional diagnosis?

Answer 17

R facet is stuck open

Question 18

For an FRS L at T5-6, what is the arthrokinematic restriction?

Answer 18

R facet cant close

Question 19

According to the osteopathic rule of 3s, which spinal segments will have their spinous processes and transverse processes at the same level?

Answer 19

T1-3 and T12

Question 20

According to the osteopathic rule of 3s, which spinal segments will have their spinous processes and transverse processes at 1/2 level apart?

Answer 20

T4-6 and T11

Question 21

According to the osteopathic rule of 3s, which spinal segments will have their spinous processes and transverse processes at one level apart?

Answer 21

T7-10

Question 22

Which spinal segment is at the spine of the scapula?

Answer 22

T3

Question 23

Which spinal segment is at the inferior angle of the scapula?

Answer 23

T7