Omm Final

Front 1

Where is the tenderpoint located for AL1?

Back 1

bilaterally located either directly over or medial to the ASIS

Front 2

Where is the tenderpoint located for AL2?

Back 2

bilaterally located over the inferomedial surface of the AIIS

Front 3

Where is the tenderpoint located for AL3?

Back 3

bilaterally located over the lateral surface of AIIS

Front 4

Where is the tenderpoint located for AL4?

Back 4

bilaterally located over the inferior surface of the AIIS

Front 5

Where is the tenderpoint located for AL5?

Back 5

bilaterally located over the body of the pubic bone

Front 6

In what position is the pt assessed and treated for anterior lumbar tenderpoints?

Back 6

pt in supine position

Front 7

What tenderpoint do you always treat first?

Back 7

the most tender one

Front 8

In what position is the pt assess and treated for posterior lumbar tenderpoints?

Back 8

prone position

Front 9

How many tenderpoints are there for posterior lumbar 1-2?

Back 9

3 (transverse process, medial to transverse process and spinous process)

Front 10

Where are the tenderpoints located for PL3?

Back 10

same as PL1-2 and then bilaterally over the lateral buttocks

Front 11

Where are the tenderpoints located for PL4?

Back 11

same as PL1-2 and then bilaterally over the lateral buttocks inferolateral to PL3-l.

Front 12

Where is tenderpoint for UPL5 located?

Back 12

superior medial to PSIS

Front 13

Where is the tenderpoint for LPL5 located?

Back 13

between PSIS and PIIS

Front 14

What motions are limited by sacrospinous and sacrotuberous ligaments?

Back 14

anterior motion of the sacrum

Front 15

What motions are limited by anterior, posterior, and interosseus ligaments?

Back 15

posterior, lateral and axial rotations

Front 16

Are there muscles for moving the SI joints exclusively?

Back 16

no, the SI joints are mobilized by muscles that move the back or the legs.

Front 17

What muscles make up the rotator cuff of the hip?

Back 17

gluteal muscles
quadratus femoris
iliopsoas muscle

Front 18

What would be seen with respect to the innominates and pubis with a rectus femoris and adductor dysfunction?

Back 18

anterior rotation of innominate and inferior pubic shear

Front 19

What muscles make up the pelvic diaphragm?

Back 19

levator ani and coccygeus

Front 20

What muscles make up the urogenital diaphragm?

Back 20

deep transverse perineal and sphincter urethra muscles and fascia

Front 21

The vertical axis of the sacrum allows what motion?

Back 21

left/right rotation

Front 22

The anterior/posterior of the sacrum allows what motion?

Back 22

allows for sidebending

Front 23

The 3 transverse axes of the sacrum allows what motion?

Back 23

allows for flexion and extension

Front 24

The 2 oblique axes of the sacrum allows what motion?

Back 24

combines rotation and sidebending

Front 25

When does flexion/extension occur at the respiratory axis?

Back 25

with respiration

Front 26

When does flexion/extension occur at the sacroiliac axis?

Back 26

with motion of the sacrum on the ilium

Front 27

When does flexion/extension occur at the iliosacral axis?

Back 27

with motion of the ilium on the sacrum

Front 28

What is the 5 finger screen: Ask What is the greatest restrictor in your pt today?

Back 28

joint
muscle
fascia
fluid
energy

Front 29

What is the inventory of tools in my toolbox?

Back 29

soft tissue
muscle energy
HVLA
SCS
Myofascial release (direct/indirect)
others (still, cranial, visceral, lymphatic)
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