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first guy to use ether as an anesthetic
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Crawford Williamson Long
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dentist turned first anesthesiologists
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William Thomas Green Morton
(used Letheon aka ether) |
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antispesis guy
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ignaz semmelweis
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doc that was curious why pts with compound fx's died and pts with simple fx's did not
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James Lister
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what did Lister "paste" onto this kids compound fracture which allowed the wound to heal and the fracture to heal
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carbolic acid
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year the maternity hospital in Kirksville was converted into the AT still surgical sanitarium
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1898
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year the new ASO hospital is constructed which accomodated 50-75 pts and included obstetrics and surger
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1906
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this guy wanted to go to a normal school so he went to northwestern and earned his MS and MD and then came back ASO and earned his DO
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George Still MD, DO
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who said, "osteopathy and surgery are blood (brothers) relations."
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George Still, MD DO
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how AT still treated Strabismus
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looked at the neck...
-atlas -C5 on C6 |
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tonsillitis tx areas
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1. lower jaw
2. superior cervical ganglion 3. Atlas and occiput 4. cervicals 5. first 4 upper thoracics and ribs 6.. clavivles 7. hyoid bone |
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how often should OMT for tonsillitis be done according to AT still
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every other day
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who said, " I have never advised the use of the knife..."
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AT still
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how you should treat appendicitis according to our fearless leader still
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-pts legs flexed up to the "chest-knee" position
-draw the bowel contents up towards diaphragm -adjust the spinal column (beginning with the coccyx and sacrum |
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when was the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons (ACOS) founded?
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Jan. 26th, 1927
(10 docs on the board) |
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which study demonstrated that OMT reduced post-op pulmonary complications when SD at C3-C5 were treated before surgery
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Henshaw (1963)
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study that demonstrated a reduction of post-op ileus when pts received post-op OMT
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Hermann 1968
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what was the OMT that was done in Hermanns study for post op ileus
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rib raising
2 minutes repeated every 2 hours |
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the idea that in a 3D stable structure, an area that undergoes stress in one location, causes tension on all other parts of that stable structure
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tensegrity
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6 focuses of osteopathic presurgical evaluation and treatment
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1. TART
2. observation 3. Thermal 4. Chapmans 5. palpatation 6. motion testing |
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chapmans point for the appendix
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upper edge of the R 12th rib
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pt presents with RLQ pain that suddenly has gone away. Dx?
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ruptured appendix
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what SD will be present in appendicitis
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innominate
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chapmans for the ovaries
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anterior: upper pubes border down to the muscle attachment at the lower border
posterior: 9th interspace (inner half of the ovary) 10th interspace (outer half of the ovary) |
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SD you want to treat in ovarian pathology
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inominate, if no dysfunction then treat SI joint
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which specific segments in a post-op pt would you apply inhibition pressures at to treat sympathetics and parasympathetics
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symp: T3 and T5
para: C3 and C5 |
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what (spinal) curve is important to reestablish in the post op pt
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lumbar lordosis
-hyperxtension applied to the thoracolumbar spine every 2-3 hours |
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what is the classical surgical model in order of appearance that you would use to detect the etiology of a fever
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1. wind = atelectasis
2. water = UTI 3. Wound = wound infection 4. Wonder Drugs = medication SE |
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OMT treatment for atelectasis
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directed towards the diaphragm, ribs, and sacrum
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OMT treatment for UTI
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diaphragm
lymphatics autonomics |
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OMT for medication SE of fever
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Cranial and sacral techniques
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