Omm Final Review Part 5

Front 1

Left vagus innervates which part of the heart?

Back 1

AV node

Front 2

Medial meniscal tender point location?

Back 2

Along medial joint line posterior to medial patella

Front 3

Treatment for medial meniscal tender point?

Back 3

Patient supine, involved leg off the table. Grasp patients foot and internally rotate lower leg keeping knee flexed about 40 degrees. Slightly adduct knee.

Front 4

Medial hamstring tender point location?

Back 4

medial hamstring muscle near distal attachment.

Front 5

Medial hamstring tender point treatment?

Back 5

Patient supine. Knee flexed about 60 degrees. Externally rotate leg with slight adduction.

Front 6

Lateral meniscus tender point location?

Back 6

along the lateral joint line, posterior to lateral patella

Front 7

Lateral meniscus tender point treatment?

Back 7

Patient supine with leg off the table. Slightly flex knee. Grasp patients foot and internally rotate it. Lower leg is slightly abducted.

Front 8

Lateral Hamstring tender point location and treatment?

Back 8

Located on lateral hamstring muscle near its attachment near fibular head. Patient supine leg off table. Grab foot and ext. rotate. Flex knee 30 degrees and abduction force applied to leg.

Front 9

Location and treatment for calcaneal tender point?

Back 9

Distal end of calcaneus on sole of foot. Patient prone. Foot rests on your knee. Plantar flex foot, apply downward pressure against calcaneus.

Front 10

Major motion of the occiput?

Back 10

flexion/extension

Front 11

Newborn cannot suckle properly and has problems swallowing. She is hiccupping, vomiting, and has what looks like torticollis. What somatic dysfunction can cause these symptoms in a newborn?

Back 11

Occipital condylar compression

Front 12

Posterior C3 tender point treatment?

Back 12

Flex & STRAw

Front 13

All cervical posterior tender points (except inion & C3) are treated in which position?

Back 13

Extend and SARA

Front 14

Inion tender point treatment?

Back 14

Flex

Front 15

Anterior C7 tender point treatment?

Back 15

Flex & STRAw

Front 16

All anterior cervical tender points except C1 and C7 are treated in which position?

Back 16

Flex & SARA

Front 17

C1 anterior tender point treatment?

Back 17

Rotate Away

Front 18

In a C3 RL SL dysfunction, what would you do with the neck to lock out vertebrae below C3 if performing a rotational HVLA correction

Back 18

sidebend neck to the left

Front 19

In a C3 RL SL dysfunction, where would the MCP joint of your correcting hand be placed if using a rotational HVLA correction?

Back 19

Left MCP joint on the posterior aspect of C3

Front 20

In a C4 RL SL dysfunction, what would you do with the neck to lock out vertebrae below C4 if performing a sidebending HVLA correction?

Back 20

Rotate neck to left

Front 21

Treatment for right unilateral sacral extension?

Back 21

Place left hypothenar eminence on patient's right sacral sulcus, and push anterior and caudad on superior sulcus. Resist on inhalation.

Front 22

Sacral base moves ______ on inhalation

Back 22

Posterior

Front 23

Treatment for superior pubic shear?

Back 23

Patient supine. Extend thigh, abduct leg, ask patient to lift knee toward ceiling.

Front 24

For a non-neutral sacral torsion; the proper muscle energy treatment includes flexing the hips to _____ than 90 degrees with knees off table

Back 24

less

Front 25

Cranial primary respiratory mechanisms occurs around which sacral axis?

Back 25

superior transverse axis

Front 26

Innominates rotate around which sacral axis?

Back 26

inferior transverse axis

Front 27

Sacral base moves anterior and posterior around which axis?

Back 27

middle transverse axis

Front 28

First step in finding piriformis tender point?

Back 28

locate PSIS and ipsilateral ILA; determine halfway point

Front 29

2nd step in finding piriformis tender point?

Back 29

use halfway point from PSIS to ipsilateral ILA: then find halfway point between that point and greater trochanter.

Front 30

In a patient with psoas syndrome there is a pelvis shift to the _____ side of the psoas dysfunction

Back 30

opposite

Front 31

Psoas syndrome pain in the gluteal and posterior thigh region does or does not radiate past the knee?

Back 31

usually does NOT radiate past knee.