Year 1 Review DSA Flashcards

1
Q

direct treatments

A
soft tissue
muscle energy
MFR
stills
hvla
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what is ST

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repetetive w/ force: hold 1-2 sec until release or until tissue release

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what is MFR

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non repetitive, add enhancing maneuver (breathing), NMSK release

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4
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what is muscle energy

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most common type is post isomentric relaxation, activation 3-5 seconds, 3-5 times

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5
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what is hvla

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direct into barrier, quick thrust through RB to PB

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indirect treatments

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MFR
BLT
FPR
Stills
CS
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7
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what BLT

A

activating force is breathing

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what fpr

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flatten curve, place in ease, add compression for 5 seconds, release and return to neutral

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what stills

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place in ease, add compression or traction, move through RB to PB

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10
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what CS

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find TP, ESTABLISH TENDERNESS SCALE, place into ease, hold 90 sec, slowly return to neutral, recheck

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11
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which method has an active activating force?

A

muscle energy

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12
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Cranial diagnosis

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OA is T1-like + F/E

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13
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cervical diagnosis

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AA (R only),

C2-C7 (F/E T2 like)

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14
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thoracic diagnosis

A
Type 1 (TONGO)
Type 2 (single, F/E, same side)
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15
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lumbar diagnosis

A

type 1 or 2

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16
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innominate diagnosis

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ASIS, PSIS, iliac crest, pubic bone

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17
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motion test for innominates

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asis compression or standing forward bending test

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18
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innominate: anterior/posterior rotation

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check inf/superior ASIS, medial malleolus, and PSIS

19
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innominate: outflare/inflare

A

asis is more lateral or more medial

20
Q

innominate: shears

A

entire innomminate is either superiror or inferior

21
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how to diagnose Sacrum

A

4pt static eval + motion testing

  • motion test=seated forward bending test (opp side of axis/side of unilateral SD)
  • lumbar spring test: (-)=flexed, (+)= extended
  • backward bending test: F v E
  • repiratory motion

MAKE SURE THAT L5 IS COMPENSATED BEFORE TREATING

22
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ribs: bucket handle motion

A

1, 2 and 8-10

23
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ribs: pump handle motion

24
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ribs: caliper motion

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ribs: types of abnormal motion
- torsion: w/ rotation of thoracic region - non-physiological - inhaled/exhaled
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how to treat ribs
BITE: inhale SD tx bottom first, exhalation tx top first
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Inhalation SD
ribs stuck up in exhalation tx by exaggerating exhalation motion if rib 1-10 if rib 11-12, treat quadratus lumborum
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exhalation SD treatment
``` R1: tx ant/medial sclaene R2: tx posterior scalene R3-5: tx pectoralis minor R6-8: tx serratus anterior R9-10: tx latissimus dorsi R11-12: tx quadratus lumborum ```
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shoulder normal ROM
flex: 180 ext: 60 adduct: 130-140 abduct: 180 IR: 90 ER: 90 Horizontal abduct: 45-55
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elevated SC joint
ADducted
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Inferior SC join
ABducted
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AC joint movement
internal/external rotation
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radial head movement
posterior w pronation | anterior w supination
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if you fall forward (FOOSH)
you fall prone, so you will have a posterior radial head b/c your elbow was pronated
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if you fall backward
you fall supine, so your elbow is supinated and you will have an anterior radial head
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fuckin spencers technique
1. extension 2. flexion 3. compression cirumduction 4. traction circumduction 5a. ADduction/ ER 5b. ABduction 6. IR 7. traction w/ inferior glide
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what do you check to evaluate the LE
hip, knee proximal fibular head
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whats going on with proximal fibular head with PRONATION
it anterior | Pronation=dorsiflex, evert, abduct
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whats going on with proximal fibular head with SUPINATION
is posterior | supination=ADdcut, invert, plantarflex
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movements at the talocalcaneal joint
eversino: anteromedial glide inversion: posterolateral glide
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movement of navicular, cuboid, cuneiform
plantar glide
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movementof cuneiform, metetarsal
ant/post glide
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Zink patterns
common compensated= LRLR | uncommon compensated=RLRL