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25 Cards in this Set
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40-50% of neck sagittal plane motion occurs in this joint
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Occipitoatlantal joint
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50% of rotation of the nect occurs in this joint
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Atlantoaxial joint
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The limit of motion imposed by anatomic structure. The limit of passive motion
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Anatomic barrier
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The limit of active motion
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Physiologic barrier
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Indicates restricted motion and somatic dysfunction
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Restrictive barrier
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The majority of lymphatic drainage terminates at the region of the ____________.
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Thoracic inlet
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First hint to the obstruction of terminal lymphatic drainage
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Edema at the supraclavicular region
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Borders of the thoracic outlet
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Clavicle
1st ribs scapula |
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Borders of the anatomical inlet
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Manubrium
1st ribs T1 |
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Borders of the functional inlet
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Manubrium
First 2 ribs T1-4 |
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This drains the pelvis, lower extremity, and intestines.
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Lumbar lymphatic trunk
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Ideal inhalation to exhalation ratio.
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1:2 or 1:3
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What is scaption?
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30-40 degrees from coronal plane
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During pronation, the radial head glides _________.
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Posterior
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During supination, the radial head glides ______.
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Anterior
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Posterior radial head somatic dysfunction results from a fall _______.
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Forward
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Anterior radial head somatic dysfunction results from a fall ______.
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Backward
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As ulna abducts, wrist is pushed into ______.
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Adduction.
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As ulna adducts, wrist is pulled into _______.
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Abduction
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What muscle is tested in the empty can test?
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Supraspinatous
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Is Neer's impingment sign an active or passive test
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Passive
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An (infraspinatous|teres minor) injury is most common.
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Infraspinatous
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Yergason's test focuses on this structure
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Long head biceps tendon
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What is Yergason's test?
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Elbow at 90 degress, Passive motion from pronation to supination
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What is Phalen's Test?
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Tests for carpal tunnel.
Wrists flexed, back of hands together. Hold for 60 seconds. |
