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The End Flashcards

1
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What is the order of TART that -Dr. Klock seems to think is the best way to do stuff?

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ATTR

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What are the transitional areas of the body? (generally)

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Areas where structural changes lead to functional changes

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What are the four transitional areas of the body?

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OA junction
CT junction
TL junction
LS junction

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4
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CCP is a mild strain: true or false?

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True

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5
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What is the problems with CCP, supposedly?

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Somewhat diminish diaphragmatic efficiency

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6
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What is Freyett’s principle?

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Spinal areas where the facet joints are somewhat engaged while in easy, neutral are more vulnerable to injury

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7
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True or false: transitional areas are, by design, more vulnerable to injury

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True

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8
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What places mild strain at the transitional areas of CCP?

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Lateral curves of CCP

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9
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What is the purpose of the structural exam?

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Rapid gather information about the general health, as expressed by the somatic system\

Focus on areas that need to be treated

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10
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True or false: the area of pain should be the area that is focused on

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Kinda not

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11
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What does the RSS depend on?

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CC
Preference of “model”
Depends on preference of treatment style

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12
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What are the steps of the RSS?

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Quick look, followed by a more in depth analysis

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13
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What is a strain?

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Stretching of muscle tissue

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14
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What is a sprain?

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Stretching injury of ligamentous tissue

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15
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What is a “key lesion”?

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SD the maintains a total SD. This is theoretical only (just like OMM)

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16
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When are SDs significant?

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severe enough to cause pain or contributing to disease

17
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How are SDs and strains/sprains similar?

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cause both local symptoms and dysfunction elsewhere in the body

18
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According to Zink, what is the main issue with CCP?

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Allows for passive congestion d/t inhibiting R/S mechanism

19
Q

True or false: a key lesion, is by definition, signifiant

A

True

20
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True or false: any SD that produces a departure from the alternating fascial pattern of CCP is significant

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True

21
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Why do Type I SDs cause problems?

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generates uncompensated fascial pattern

22
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What are the significant SDs of the sacrum?

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Backward sacral torsion

Unilateral sacral flexion or extension

23
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What are the significant innominate SD?

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Up slips
Down slips

Two or more profound SDs of the innominate

24
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What are the four causes of significant SDs?

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Prego
Injury
Overuse
Disease processes

25
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What are the steps of a pt encounter? (8)

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  1. CC
  2. H&P
  3. ROS
  4. hx
  5. PE
  6. RSS
  7. indepth
  8. Red flags
26
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True or false: the more abdnomalities, the most significant the SD

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True

27
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What are the two things that can signal a SD that are not in the TART mnemonic?

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Temp

Tissue tension

28
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What are the 6 steps of the RSS?

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  1. St flexion
  2. Seated flexion
  3. Sweep spine
  4. Sweep ribs
  5. Assess respiratory motion
  6. Supine visual observation
29
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Standing flex test looks for what?

A

Innominate prob

30
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Seated flexion test looks for what?

A

sacral problems

31
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Posterior ribs become more posterior or anterior with slumping

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Posterior

32
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What are the three steps of the follow through

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  1. Take a closer look
  2. Document findings
  3. Interpret findings
33
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Tender points of inspiration problems are found on what parts of the rib?

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Rib angle of lowest ribs

34
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Tender points of expiration problems are found on what parts of the rib?

A

Mid axillary area of upper most rib

35
Q

What are the most common TTP?

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Hamstrings
Gastroc
Soleus
Adductors
ITBs
36
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What are the three things to consider when finishing a rapid structural exam?

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  1. Decide where to start
  2. How much to do
  3. Treat departures from CCP first

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