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Orientation of Superior CERVICAL Facets Backward
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upward
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**BUM
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bul
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Orientation of the superior THORACIC facets Backward
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upward
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**bum
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BUL
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Orientation of the superior LUMBAR facets Backward
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medial (BM)
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**bum
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bul
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If given a list with all tx modalities
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which would you start with Cranial
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During forced inhalation
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what muscle(s) help raise the first rib Anterior and Middle Scalenes
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During forced inhalation
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what muscle(s) help raise the second rib Posterior Scalene
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If you cannot induce right translation of the OA in Flexion
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what is the dysfxn OA E RL SR
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Orientation of Superior CERVICAL Facets Backward
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upward
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**BUM
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bul
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Orientation of the superior THORACIC facets Backward
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upward
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**bum
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BUL
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Orientation of the superior LUMBAR facets Backward
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medial (BM)
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**bum
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bul
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If given a list with all tx modalities
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which would you start with Cranial
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During forced inhalation
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what muscle(s) help raise the first rib Anterior and Middle Scalenes
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During forced inhalation
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what muscle(s) help raise the second rib Posterior Scalene
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If you cannot induce right translation of the OA in Flexion
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what is the dysfxn OA E RL SR
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Question
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Answer
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Where is the restrictive barrier in relation to the other two barriers
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restrictive barrier is before the physiologic barrier and anatomic barrier
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Only subjective TART finding
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Tenderness is the only subjective
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Acute Tissue texture changes
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Boggy
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Chronic Tissue Texture Changes
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Cold
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Fryette's 3 laws
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1. TONGO
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Orientation of Superior CERVICAL Facets
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Backward, upward, medial (BUM)
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Orientation of the superior THORACIC facets
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Backward, upward, Lateral (BUL)
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Orientation of the superior LUMBAR facets
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Backward, medial (BM)
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Operators force < Patient's force
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Isotonic
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Operator force = patient force
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Isometric
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Operator force > Pt's force
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Isolytic contraction
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What type of tx is MFR
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Both Direct and Indirect
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What type of tx is CS
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Indir and passive
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Operator force > Pt's force
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Isolytic contraction
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What type of tx is FPR
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Indir and passive
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What type of tx is MFR
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Both Direct and Indirect
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What type of tx is CS
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Indir and passive
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What type of tx is ME
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Direct and Active
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What type of tx is HVLA
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Direct and Passive
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What type of tx is FPR
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Indir and passive
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What type of tx is ME
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Direct and Active
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What type of tx is HVLA
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Direct and Passive
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What type of tx is Cranial
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Both Direct and Indirect
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What type of tx is Lymphatic tx
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Direct and Passive
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What is treated first in Psoas syndrome
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Lumbar Spine
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If given a list with all tx modalities, which would you start with
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Cranial, as it allows the patient to relax first
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The Vertebral A. passes through what foramen in C1-C6
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Foramen Transversarium
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During forced inhalation, what muscle(s) help raise the first rib
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Anterior and Middle Scalenes
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During forced inhalation, what muscle(s) help raise the second rib
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Posterior Scalene
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Restrictions or shortening of what m. is associated with torticollic
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SCM
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How does unilateral contraction of the SCM move the head
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SB towards and rotates away
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Muscle that divides the neck into ant. And post. Triangles
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SCM
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Atlanto-axial subluxation is seen in what two pt pops
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RA and DS
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What ligaments are involved in Atlanto-axial Subluxation
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Alar and Transverse
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Primary motion of the OA
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Flexion and extension
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main motion of C2-C4
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Rotation
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Main Motion of C5-C7
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Sidebending
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If you cannot induce right translation of the OA in Flexion, what is the dysfxn
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OA E RL SR
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Side of deep occipital sulci determines what directly
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OA sidebent away from the deep sulci
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C3 is restricted in right translation in the flexed position
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C3 E RR SR
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Acute injury to the cervical spine is best treated with what first
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Indir fascial techniques or CS
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Suboccipital or paravertebral m spasms are usually associated with...
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upper thoracic or rib problems on the same side
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Most common cause of cervical nerve root pressure symptoms
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degen within joints of Luschka
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