The First Tenet of OPM Flashcards

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What is first tenet of Osteopathic Medicine

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the body is a unit; the person is a unit of body, mind, and spirit

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A.T, Still

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Founder of Osteopathic Medicine, focused on the principles: the body is a unit, the body is capable of self-regulation, structure and function are reciprocal, and treatment is based on principles that body is unit.

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What are some benefits of OMT?

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reduce nociceptive input, balance dysfunction, improve structure and mental state

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What can you gather from observation?

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  1. Gait
  2. Symmetry vs Asymmetry via the three planes
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Caudad

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toward feet

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What are components and how many do you CURRENTLY need for somatic dysfunction?

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Tissue texture change, asymmetry, restricted range, and tenderness is TART which helps us see impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic system, arthrodial, and myofascial structure. Only need one letter of TART

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What are spinal curves of body?

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At Birth- one large Kyphotic curve. As the cervical extensor muscles develop, the head is raised and a Cervical/ lumbar Lordotic curve is formed. As the infant begins to crawl & walk, the Lumbar Lordotic curve develops. Kyphotic = shopping cart lady

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What are transition zones?

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areas commonly susceptible to somatic dysfunction and mechanical stress. These regions are occipito cervical, cervico thoracolumnar

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cross over zone

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where postural line crosses gravitational

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Posterior landmarks

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vertebra prominens, inferior angle of scapula

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