Things to remember

Question 1

Vertical height of the ilium is increased with (PI/AS)

Answer 1

PI

Question 2

Vertical height of the Obturator Foramen is INCREASED with (PI/AS)

Answer 2

PI

Question 3

Vertical height of the Ilium is DECREASED with a ( PI/AS)

Answer 3

AS

Question 4

Vertical height of the Obturator Foramen is DECREASED with a ( PI/AS )

Answer 4

As

Question 5

the Sacral Centerline passes through the Pubic bone on the side of the ( IN/EX ) side

Answer 5

EX

Question 6

Pubic symphysis deviates TOWARD the side of ( IN/EX ) ilium

Answer 6

IN

Question 7

Horizontal width of the Ilium is INCREASED on the side of ( IN/EX )

Answer 7

IN

Question 8

Horizontal width of the Obturator Foramen is DECREASED on the side of ( IN/EX )

Answer 8

IN

Question 9

PI is a married listing to ( IN/EX )

Answer 9

PI / EX

Question 10

Position of sacrum relative to PI / EX is (anterior / posterior)

Answer 10

Anterior

Question 11

Position of sacrum relative to AS / IN is (ant. / post.)

Answer 11

Posterior

“pasin”

Question 12

with a PI/EX would you adjust ilium or sacrum?

Answer 12

Ilium

Question 13

with an AS/IN would you adjust ilium or sacrum

Answer 13

Sacrum

Question 14

Turgidity and/or Tenderness located at the posterior superior aspect of the PSIS is indicative of ( PI / EX )

Answer 14

PI

Question 15

Turgidity and/or Tenderness along the entire posterior margin of the PSIS is indicative of ( PI/EX/AS/IN)

Answer 15

EX

Question 16

Turgidity and/or Tenderness along the posterior inferior aspect of the PSIS is indicative of (PI/EX/AS/IN)

Answer 16

AS

Question 17

Turgidity and/or Tenderness along the anterior aspect of the PSIS (not palpable) is indicative of (PI/EX/AS/IN)

Answer 17

IN

Question 18

With a PI Ilium the PSIS will go (sup./inf) and ischial tuberosity will go (ant/post)

Answer 18

PSIS – inferior

Isch Tub – Anterior

Question 19

With an AS Ilium the PSIS will go (sup/inf) and ischial tuberosity will go (ant/post)

Answer 19

PSIS – Superior

Isch Tub – Posterior

Question 20

Gluteal flattening is associated with (EX/IN)

Answer 20

IN

Question 21

Toe In foot flare is associated with (EX/IN)

Answer 21

EX

Question 22

Toe OUT foot flare is associated with (EX/IN)

Answer 22

IN

Question 23

Gluteal hunching is associated with (EX/IN)

Answer 23

EX