Comlex Omm Basics And Cervicals

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Orientation of Superior CERVICAL Facets Backward

Back 1

upward

Front 2

**BUM

Back 2

bul

Front 3

Orientation of the superior THORACIC facets Backward

Back 3

upward

Front 4

**bum

Back 4

BUL

Front 5

Orientation of the superior LUMBAR facets Backward

Back 5

medial (BM)

Front 6

**bum

Back 6

bul

Front 7

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

Front 10

If you cannot induce right translation of the OA in Flexion

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what is the dysfxn OA E RL SR

Front 11

Orientation of Superior CERVICAL Facets Backward

Back 11

upward

Front 12

**BUM

Back 12

bul

Front 13

Orientation of the superior THORACIC facets Backward

Back 13

upward

Front 14

**bum

Back 14

BUL

Front 15

Orientation of the superior LUMBAR facets Backward

Back 15

medial (BM)

Front 16

**bum

Back 16

bul

Front 17

If given a list with all tx modalities

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which would you start with Cranial

Front 18

During forced inhalation

Back 18

what muscle(s) help raise the first rib Anterior and Middle Scalenes

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During forced inhalation

Back 19

what muscle(s) help raise the second rib Posterior Scalene

Front 20

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

Front 27

Orientation of Superior CERVICAL Facets

Back 27

Backward, upward, medial (BUM)

Front 28

Orientation of the superior THORACIC facets

Back 28

Backward, upward, Lateral (BUL)

Front 29

Orientation of the superior LUMBAR facets

Back 29

Backward, medial (BM)

Front 30

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

Front 37

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

Front 39

What type of tx is ME

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Direct and Active

Front 40

What type of tx is HVLA

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Direct and Passive

Front 41

What type of tx is FPR

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Indir and passive

Front 42

What type of tx is ME

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Direct and Active

Front 43

What type of tx is HVLA

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Direct and Passive

Front 44

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

Front 46

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

Front 48

The Vertebral A. passes through what foramen in C1-C6

Back 48

Foramen Transversarium

Front 49

During forced inhalation, what muscle(s) help raise the first rib

Back 49

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