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psoas synd: what should be treated 1st?

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lumbar or thoracolumbar spine

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articular pillar: aka

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lat mass

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articular pillar: location

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cervical vertebrae:

  • bw sup & inf facets
  • post to tranverse process
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what is: OA? AA?

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  • OA: occipit on CI (atlas)

- AA: C1 motion on C2

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how do you test OA? AA?

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  • OA: translate

- AA: flex –> rot

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rule of three’s: refers to

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thoracic spine: location of spinous process relative to TP

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what makes a typical rib typical?

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have all landmarks:

  • tubercle
  • head
  • neck
  • angle
  • shaft
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what are the atypical ribs?

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“1’s” & “2’s”: rib 1, 2, 11, 12 (sometimes 10)

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what ribs have bucket handle motion? pump handle?

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rib 1-5: pump

rib 6-10: bucket

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rib 6-9 attach to what thoracic vertebra?

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T5-9

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what muscles make up the erector spinae?

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“SILO”:

  • spinalis
  • iliocostalis
  • LOngissimus
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differentiate: spina bifida occulta vs meningocele vs meningomyelocele

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  • occulta: no herniation
  • meningocele: herniation of meninges
  • meningomyelocele: meninges + nerve
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psoas synd: ssx

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  • TP medial to ASIS
  • L1/2 type II SD
  • +pelvic shift test to contralat side
  • sacral dysfx on oblique axis
  • contralat piriformis spasm
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what are the 2ndary muscles of respiration?

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  • scalene
  • pect minor
  • serr ant & post
  • QL
  • lat dorsi
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what are the 1ary muscles of respiration?

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  • diaphragm

- intercostals

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L4 nerve root exits from where?

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intervertebral foramen bw L4 & 5

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herniated disc bw L4 & 5 –> what nerve root will be compressed?

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L5

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what is: cauda equina synd

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pressure on N roots of cauda equina (usu d/t large central herniation):

  • saddle anesthesia
  • decreased DTR
  • decreased rectal sphincter tone
  • loss of bowel, bladder ctrl
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cauda equina synd: tx

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surg emergency

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psoas synd: organic causes

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  • appendicitis
  • sigmoid colon dysfx
  • ureteral calculi
  • ureter dysfx
  • prostate metastatic CA
  • salpingitis
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what is dextroscoliosis? levoscoliosis?

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  • dextroscoliosis: scoliosis to R –> curve is sidebent L

- levoscoliosis: L scoliosis

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scoliosis: when is resp fx compromised? CV?

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resp: Cobb angle >50
CV: >75

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what divides the greater & lesser sciatic foramen?

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sacrospinous lig

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What are the physiologic axes of the sacrum/innominate? What sacral motions occur there?

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1) sup transverse axis: resp & craniosacral motion
2) middle transverse axis: postural motion
3) inf transverse: innominate rotation
4) L & R oblique axes: dynamic motion

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during craniosacral extension --> what happens to sacral base?
rot ant (nutates)
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trigger pt: tx
- spray & stretch using vapocoolant spray | - injection w local anes
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what is: Chapman's pt
somatic manifestation of visceral dysfx (viscerosomatic reflex): smooth firm discrete 2-3mm nodule --> in deep fascia, periosteum of bone
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L5 FRrSr --> what is the sacral dx?
oblique axis: R seated flexion: L sacrum: rot L ==> L on R backward sacral torsion
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L5 NSlRr --> what is the sacral dx?
oblique axis: L seated flexion: R sacrum: rot L ==> L on L forward sacral torsion
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sacral dx: R seated flexion, R sulcus, L ILA
L on L forward sacral torsion
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sacral dx: L seated flexion, L sulcus, R ILA
R on R forward sacral torsion
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sacral dx: R seated flexion, L sulcus, R ILA
R on L backward sacral torsion
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sacral dx: L seated flexion, R sulcus, L ILA
L on R backward sacral torsion
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what is: sacral rotation on an oblique axis
similar to sacral torsion but L5 is rotated to same side as sacrum
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sacral dx: neg seated flexion, R & L sulcus, R & L ILA
bilat sacral flexion
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what sacral dysfx is common post-parturm?
bilat sacral flexion
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what is: sacral shear
unilat sacral flexion/extension
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sacral dx: L seated flexion, L sulcus, L ILA
L unilat sacral flex
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sacral dx: R seated flexion, R sulcus, R ILA
R unilat sacral flex
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sacral dx: L seated flexion, R sulcus, R ILA
L unilat sacral ext
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sacral dx: R seated flexion, L sulcus, L ILA
R unilat sacral ext
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R LE --> swing phase --> how does the sacrum move?
L oblique axis
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rotator cuff: muscles & fx
SITS: - supraspinatus: abduct - infraspinatus: ext rot - teres minor: ext rot - subscapularis: int rot
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what is the most common brachial plexus injury
Erb-Duchenne's palsy
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Erb-Duchenne's palsy: injury to?
C5-6 during childbirth
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thoracic outlet synd: compressed where? tests?
Bw: - ant & middle scalene --> Adson's test - clavicle & rib 1 --> military posture test - pec minor & upper ribs --> hyperextension test
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adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder synd): cause
prolonged immobility of shoulder
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radial N injury: 3 common causes? ssx?
- crutch palsy - humeral fracture - Sat night palsy ==> wrist drop
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wrist/hand flexors: N
median
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wrist/hand extensors: N
radial
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supinators: muscles? N?
- biceps --> musculocut N | - supinator --> radial
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pronator: muscle? N?
median N: - pronator teres - pronator quadratus
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thenar eminence: N
median N
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hypothenar eminence: N
ulnar
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flexor digitorum profundus --> attaches to? flexor digitorum superficialis?
flexor digitorum profundus (deep finger flexors): DIP | flexor digitorum superficialis: PIP
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increase carrying angle --> what happens to ulna? wrist?
- ulna: abduct | - wrist: adduct
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decrease carrying angle --> what happens to ulna? wrist?
- ulna: adduct | - wrist: abduct
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pronate --> what happens to radial head? supinate?
pronate --> post | supinate --> ant
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claw hand --> indicates injury to?
median & ulnar N
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Dupuytren's contracture
contracture of palmar fascia
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what forms most of the superficial palmar arterial arch?
ulnar A
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what forms most of the deep palmar arterial arch?
radial A
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origin of brachial A
inf border of teres minor
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hip ext rot --> what happens to fibular head? int rot?
- ext rot --> ant | - int --> post
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pronate foot --> what happens to fibular head? supinate?
- pronate --> ant | - sup --> post
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what is: pronation of ankle
- dorsiflex - evert - abduct
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what is: supination of ankle
- plantarflex - invert - adduct
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what is: coxa vara? coxa valga?
vara: angle of femur head 135
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what is: genu varum? genu valgum?
- valgum: increased Q angle --> knock-kneed | - varum: decreased Q angle --> bowlegged
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what makes the foot more stable in dorsiflexion?
talus is wider ant
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what makes up the transverse arch of the foot?
- cuboid - cuneiforms - navicular
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post fibular head --> what happens to talus?
int rot --> cause foot to invert & plantarflex
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sprain --> grading
- 1st deg: no tear - 2nd deg: partial tear - 3rd deg: full tear
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what makes up the 1ary resp mech (PRM)?
- CNS - CSF - dural membranes - cranial bones - sacrum
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what decreases CRI? increases it?
- decrease: stress, depression, chronic fatigue, chronic infect - increase: vigorous exercise, systemic fever, OMT
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cause of compression strain of SBS? leads to?
trauma to back of head --> severe decreased CRI
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what CN exit thru sup orbital fissure?
III, IV, V1, VI
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what CN exit thru jugular foramen?
IX, X, XI
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what CN exit thru int acoustic meatus?
VIII VII: enters int acoustic meatus --> exits stylomastoid foramen
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what can lead to a vagal SD?
dysfx to: - OA - AA - C2
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poor suckling in newborn: cause?
- condylar compression (CN XII) | - jugular foramen dysfx (CN IX, X)
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CV4 bulb decompression: purpose
increase CRI amplitude
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what is facilitation?
maintenance of pool of neurons in state of partial/subthreshold excitation
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what is segmental facilitation
facilitation at indiv spinal level
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rib raising: purpose
- normalize (decrease) sym activity | - improve lymph return
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soft tissue paraspinal inh: purpose
normalize (decrease) sym activity
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celiac ganglion, sup mes, inf mes releases: purpose
normalize (decrease) sym activity
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trt Chapmans' pts: purpose
decrease sym tone to assoc visceral tissues
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suckling difficulty in newborn: tx
condylar decompression
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sacral inh: purpose
- normalize hypersym activity in L colon & pelvic struct | - reduce labor pain caused by cervical dilation
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T or F: chapman pts refer pain
F
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Procedure: myofascial release
1) palpate restriction 2) apply compression (indirect) or traction (direct) 3) add twist or transverse force 4) use enhancers 5) wait for release
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myofascial release: goal
improve lymph flow by remv myofascial restrictions
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when performing indirect myofascial release, which barrier is engaged?
anatomic
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CCP
1) occipitoatlantal: L 2) cervicothoracic: R 3) thoracolumbar: L 4) lumbosacral: R
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ant rib TP are assoc w? post?
- inhalation restriction: ant | - exhalation restriction: post
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L5 ant TP: location
superior ramus --> 1 cm lat to pubic symphysis
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iliacus TP: location
7cm medial to ASIS
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L on L sacral torsion: tx position
L lat sims position
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R on L sacral torsion: tx position
L lat recumbent w face up
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HVLA: absolute CI
- osteoporosis - osteomyelitis - fracture in area of thrust - bone metastasis - severe RA - Downs synd
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HVLA: relative CI
- acute whiplash - preg - post-surg - herniate nucleus pulposus - anticoag, hemophilia - vertebral A ischemia
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HLVA: #1 comp
vertebral A injury
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thoracic spine --> extended --> HVLA: thrust where?
vertebrae below the dysfxal segment
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lumbar roll tx: what do you do w pt's arm?
Type II dysfx: - TP up: pull arm down - down: up Type I dysfx: - TP up: up - down: down
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pneumonia: tx?
resistant, noncompliant chest wall --> trt w rib raising --> normalize sympathetic hyperactivity
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spencer techniques: purpose
improve motion in glenohumoral jt
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how do you detect vertebral A insuff?
Wallenberg's test
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hip drop test: purpose
eval sidebending (lat flexion) of lumbar spine
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+lumbosacral spring test: indicates?
post sacral base
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spurling test: purpose
intervertebral foramen stenosis --> radiculopathy
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Adson's test: detects?
thoracic outlet synd
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Yergason's test: detects?
instability of biceps tendon in bicipital groove
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Finkelstein test: detects?
de Quervain's dz: tenosynovitis in abductor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis brevis tendons at wrist
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trendelenberg test: tests what muscle grp?
hip abductors
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McMurray's test: detects?
posterior tears in med/lat meniscus
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apley's compression: detects?
meniscal tear
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OMM for asthma
- seated thoracic pump - CV4 - cervical spine manipulation to normalize vagus
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