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Who was the originator of muscle energy technique?
Fred Mitchell Sr. expanded the concept to MET from T.J Ruddy.
What are the uses of muscle energy treatment?
1. Lengthen a shortened or spastic muscle.
2. Strengthen a physiologically weakened muscle or group of muscles
3. Reduce localized edema
4. Relieve passive congestion
5. Mobilize joints w/ restricted movement
6. Stretch tight muscles and fascia
7. Improve local circulation
What are the components of isometric muscle energy technique
1. Light to moderate contraction strength
2. Unyielding counterforce (muscle length should not change)
3. Results in lengthening of a tight muscle
Factors in MET efficiency
1. Patient active muscle contraction
2. Controlled joint position
3. Muslce contraction in specific directions
4. Operator-applied distinct counterforce
5. Controlled contraction intensity
What are the contraindications of MET
1. Fracture in area of somatic dysfunction
2. Painful or spastic muscle
3. uncooperative patient
The primary determinant of rib motion is
The axis of motion b/n the costovertebral and costotransverse articulation
The muscle groups that affect rib cage motion
SCM
Scalenes
Intercostal muscles
Diaphragm
Some serratus anterior
Some quadratus lumborum
Rib motions
Upper: pump motion
mid ribs: bucket handle motion
ribs 11 & 12: caliper motion
Structural rib dysfunction
1. Subluxation: anterior or posterior
2. Superior subluxation of the 1st rib
3. Anteroposterior compression
4. Lateral compression
Steps in MET treatment
1. Make an accurate diagnosis
2. Position somatic dysfunction against barrier
3. Give instruction to patient
4. Have pt contract appropriate muscle group (hold 3-5 sec)
5. Take up slack on relaxation
6. Repeat steps 3-5 times
The first college of osteopathic medicine was started in?
1892 in Kirksville, MO
In which state did the DO/MD merger take place in the 1960s?
California
After the merger, which state had the most DOs?
Ohio, MI, Pennsylvania (dont know for sure)
The first university-based COM was at?
MSU
How did WWII affect the DO profession?
DO's weren't recognized in the service so they stayed behind in the states and took care of patients.
Increased exposure and status
The purpose of the scan is to
locate somatic dysfunction
Common errors in palpation
Too much or not enough pressure
Too much motion
lack of concentration
The muscle group found over the rib angle?
Iliocostalis muscle
Rotation & sidebending coupled to the same side is described as?
Type II
During spinal flexion, the articular facets are?

In extension?
Both open

Both closed
What structural rib dysfunction would most likely cause brachial plexus symptoms?
Superior subluxation of 1st rib
Atypical ribs are
Rib 1,2, 11, 12

(typical is 3-10)
What MET requires maximal contraction strength
Isotonic contraction
What MET results in a lengthening of a tight muscle?
Isometric contraction
What MET requires a unyielding counterforce
Isometric force
Thoracic musculature layers
Layer 1: Trapezium & latissimus dorsi
layer 2: rhomboids
layer 3: erector spinae
layer 4: multifidi
Muscle attachements to ribs
Ribs 1 & 2: scalene
ribs 3-5: pectoralis minor
ribs 6-8: serratus anterior
Where does the sympathetic chain lie?
over the rib heads