test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

HVLA will cause reflexive ______ of the involved muscles

A

relaxation *HYPOTONICITY

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2
Q

Texas twist type 1 and type 2 dysfunctions are diff how:

Type 1:
on PTP; hand faces ____ with ____ eminence on PTP
Hand facing _____: place ________ eminence on opp side of ptp

A

type 1:
PTP: hand face towards the butt with the thenar eminence on PTP
hand faces cephalad with hypothenar eminence on oppo side of PTP

Type 2:
PTP: hand faces to face with thenar eminene on PTP
hand faces to butt with hypothenar eminance on opp side

in othre words:
thenar eminence is always on PTP
hypothenar eminence is always on opp side
Type 1: hand faces to butt on side with PTP
Type 2: hand faces to face on side with PTP

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3
Q

in seated rib inhalation HVLA:

SB ____ rotate ___

use ___ MCP

A

SB towards
Rotate away
2nd MCP

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4
Q

for seated thoracic HVLA; if T9-T11, which do we tx?

A

T10; apex

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5
Q

Dx sacrum:

+ lumbar spring test tells you what?

A
  1. Extension dysfunction

2. Backward sacral torsion

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6
Q

Dx sacrum:

  • lumbar spring test tells you what?
A
  1. Flexion dysfunction

2. Forward sacral torsion

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7
Q

A deep sacral sulcus on the L means that we must infer what?

A

R sacral sulcus is shallow

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8
Q

in sacral torsions

  1. L5 will always be SB towards the ____ side as the sacral oblique axis
  2. L5 will be rotated ________ to the sacral rotation on its oblique axis
  3. Seated flexion test will be POSITIVE on the ____ side of the oblique axis
A

SB toward the same side
Rotated opposite
opposite

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9
Q

how do we treat R/L sacral torsion

A

doc is on same side as axis; pt torso and LE SB right (away

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10
Q

if a patient is restricted to flexion, what do they prefer?

A

PREFER EXTENSION

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11
Q

chapmans point for sigmoid colon

A

L greater trochanter

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12
Q

chapmans point for cecum

A

near right greater trochanter

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13
Q

CP for prostate/broad ligament

A

posterior aspect of IT on the L

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14
Q

if tibia is restricted anterior, what do they prefer?

A

POSTEIOR

Dx: posterior tibia on femur HVLA;

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15
Q

posterior tibia on femur hvla

A

thrust with both hands down to floor and pull anterior

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16
Q

Posterior fibular head BLT

A

fibular head is stick posterior= meaning it lieks to plantarflex, invert and IR

so psc: put thumb on superolateral part of fibular head, put caudad hand inferior to distal fibula, INVERT the foot

17
Q

tibiotalar gapping HVLA

  1. Dx: dorsiflexed talus
  2. Dx: plantarflexed talus
  3. Dx. posterior tibia on talus
A
  1. Dx: dorsiflexed talus: plantarflex with caudal tug
  2. Dx: plantarflexed talus: dorsiflex and scoop with caudad traction
  3. dorsiflex and caudad traction
18
Q

n to flip flop region of foot

A

deep fibular n