Week1 Flashcards
SMT Overview
In the 2005 study of lateral glide test the following is true EXCEPT:
a) Motion on the hypomobile side was 3.44 mm less than the contralateral side
b) C4-C5 motion is more prevalent than C3-C4 motion
c) Lateral gliding test is as good as Xray for diagnosis of intervertebral dysfunction in the lower cervical spine
d) Fernandes De Las Penas used AP Xray to measure hypomobiloty with ?R lateral flexion and compared it to lateral glide test
b) C4-C5 motion is more prevalent than C3-C4 motion
( Correct: C3-C4 has more motion than C4-C5)
In cervical manipulation, how many degrees of rotation is needed?
a) Some
b) 20 deg
c) 30 deg
d) 40 deg
c) 30 deg
During cervical manipulation how many degrees of side shift are needed?
a) 2 degrees
b) 4 degrees
c) 6 degrees
d) 5 degress
a) 2 degrees
In cervical manipulation, how many degrees is needed for side bend?
a) 42 deg
b) 44 deg
c) 46 deg
d) 48 deg
C) 46 deg
In cervical manipulation, what vertrebral level do you base it on when adding flexion or extension?
a) C3
b) C4
c) C5
d) C6
a) C3
How many degrees of cervical flexion/ extension is added on manipulation , referencing C3?
a) 2 deg
b) 4 deg
c) 6 deg
d) 8 deg
a) 2 deg
In pre-thrust, how many degrees do you come off the barrier?
a) 4 deg
b) 5 deg
c) 5.2 deg
d) 4.8 deg
d) 4.8 deg
How many degress do you go past the barrier post-thrust?
a) 11.0 -11.8 deg
b) 11.4-12 deg
c) 11.6-11.9 deg
d) 11.4 -11.8 deg
d) 11.4 -11.8 deg
How fast is SMT performed?
a) 135 ms or 1/10s
b) 120 ms
c) 2/10 ms
d) none of the above
a) 135 ms or 1/10s
What velocity is needed for SMT?
a) 125 deg/s
b) 127 deg/s
c) 129 deg/s
d) 121 deg/s
b) 127 deg/s
An acceleration of _____is needed for SMT:
a) 1,183/s
b) 2,183/s
c) 1,200/s
d) 2,200/s
b) 2,183/s
Cavitations occur at what acceleration?
a) 75 seconds
b) 74 seconds
c) 73 seconds
d) 72 seconds
d) 72 seconds
The speed of manipulation must exceed patient reaction time of ____.
a) 100 ms
b) 200 ms
c) 300 ms
d) 400 ms
b) 200 ms
A force of ____ is needed to manipulate cervical spine:
a) 122 N
b) 238 N
c) 118 N
d) 230 N
c) 118 N
A force of ____ is required to manipulate thoracic spine:
a) 118 N
b) 238 N
c) 116 N
d) 236 N
b) 238 N
According to Herzog et al (1993), the duration of thrust in cervical spine lasts:
a) 80-110 ms
b) 100-110 ms
c) 80-100 ms
d) 110-115 ms
c) 80-100 ms
According to Herzog et al (1993), the duration of thrust in thoracic spine or SIJ lasts:
a) 120-200 ms
b) 120 ms
c) 200 ms
d) 80-100 ms
a) 120-200 ms
According to Herzog et al (1993), the duration of thrust in lumbar spine lasts:
a) 100 ms
b) 200 ms
c) 80-100 ms
d) 120-200 ms
b) 200 ms
According to Reggars (1996), the average number of cavitations during C3-C4 SMT is :
a) 2.0
b) 2.5
c) 4.5
d) 3.0
b) 2.5 cavitations
According to Ross (2004), the average error from the targeted lumbar segment is:
a) 5.29 cm
b) 5.30 cm
c) 5.28 cm
d) 5.31 cm
a) 5.29 cm
According to Ross (2004), the average error from the targeted thoracic segment is:
a) 3 3 cm
b) 3.4 cm
c) 3.5 cm
d) none of the above
c) 3.5 cm
Beffa and Mathews 2004 demonstrated a significant difference in target joint cavitation for L5/S1 or SIJ.
True or False
False/No
No, L5/S1 cavitated L3-L4 and SIJ cavitated L4/L5
According to Bolton et al 2007, performing C3-4 SMT with rotation caused cavitations on which side?
a. Ipsilateral to the applicator
b. Both sides of the applicator at the C5 level
c. Contralateral to the applicator
d. Ipsilateral to the applicator at C5 level
c. Contralateral to the applicator
According to Bolton et al 2007, performing C3-4 SMT with sidebending thrust caused cavitations on which side?
a) contralateral side
b) ipsilateral side
c) No more likely to occur on ispilateral vs contralateral to applicator
d) Inconclusive ispilateral vs contralateral to applicator
c) No more likely to occur on ispilateral vs contralateral to applicator