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methods 2 test 1
Question | Answer |
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performing the general screen in the cervical spine you must go in what direction to assess the lower cervical spine | post to ant.....super to infer |
the spine of scapula is across from the----vertebrae | t3 |
when inspecting the lumbosacral spine look for | moles, scars,tattos |
which is the correct Houston listing for a posterior right mammilary with a loss of left rotation | rr |
which radiographic line is used to determine spondylolisthesis | geroge's line or ulmannn *** |
the APLP radiograph shows -----------malpositions | lateral flexion |
wotf would result in more anterior weight bearing of the patient | decrease in the sacral base angle (nutated or increase) ***** |
when delivering a manipulative thrust you do not want to take the join past-----or you may cuase trauma | anatomical limit |
looking at the posture of a patient from the posterior the dr draws a line through EOP,vertebral prominens, and | S2 tubercle |
the thoracic curve is present at birth | true |
geroge's line is used to determine | retrolisthesis |
wotf is true statement about a fixed ilium | the PSIS moves posterior,inferior,medial |
x-ray analysis is very reliable and valid to determine subluxation | false |
when assesing for a loss of left lateral flexion of L3. you place your contact on the ---side of the spinous process and lateral flex the patient to the ----- | left,left |
wotf describes a malposition with a mammilary process posterior on the left and x ray revealing a closed wedge on the right | lr,rlf |
when locating the tp of T7 palpate | 2I2 |
measuring lumbur rotation requires that you draw lines from the spinous process to the | tp body junction |
for the purpose of measuring spondylolthesis, meyeding's divides the sacrum into ----equal parts | 4 |
when marking radiographs, the larger measurment indicates posterior rotation except at | C1 |
under grice and cassidy movement class, abberant lumbar lateral felxion with abberant rotation is cassifid as | type 4 |
when examining the lumbosacral spine the dr should start with | inspection |
the normal lumbar curve is | 35-45 deg |
under grice cassidy, normal lumbar rotation with abberat lateral flex is | type 3 |
the A in parts stands for | asymmetry |
boney tenderness or osseous pain upon palpation is a reliable indicator for subluxation | true |
wotf is a true reflexion of NORMAL couled motion in the lubar spine | rr/llf |
the right mamillary of L2 palpates post and there is a lossof LLF. what is the listing | RR,RLF |
the lumbur curve is determied from a line drawn across | the top of l1 and the bottom of l5 |
this vertebrae is located by palpating the large spinous just inferior to the EOP | c2 |
the right PSIS palates anterior,superior,lateral. motion reveals loss of posterior,inferior,medial movment.what is the listing | extension of ilium |
when performing lumbar spine range of motion, which movement would give general information regarding coupled motion | lateral flex |
when assesing the patient you find the right PSIS palpates posterior compared to left. what else would lead you to suspect the right ilium may be in a flexed malposition | short right leg |
in the grice cassidy, lumber right rotation with left lateral flexion is | type 1 |
the normal l5-s1 disc angle measures | 10-15 deg ******** |
this structure is located by palpating the iliac crests in a male | l4 |
ext of the ilium caused the PSIS to move | a,s,l |
use the letter to place aspect of joint range of motion in the order in which they are evaluated when performing motion assessment-----a.end feel b. joint play c.active ROM d.passive ROM | bcda |
what is the anticipated amont of flexion when assessing the lumbopelvic spine | 90 deg |
what is the name given motion of sacrum about coronal axis,in which the sacral base moves posterior and superior, and the tip of the coccyx moves anterior and inferior | counter-nutation |
normal measurment of the sacral base angle are | 41 +- 7 |
how do you check for a loss of left rota at l2 | CONTACT right mammilary and rotate the patient to the left |
the S1 segment is typically level with post iliac spine | false |
during locomotion,the sacral base on the side of flexed.flexing ilium moves | anterior,inferior |
the PARTS has been proven valid for detecting subluxation | true or false ****** |
the line is used to determine flexion.ext of the pelvis | meaasurment from the top of ilium to bottom of ishial tuber |
when assesing rot of the ilium in spinography,what struct is used to determine rot of ilium | psis |
under grice casidy, left rot with left lat flex | type 2 |
the lumbur spine has the greatest motion | flex/ext |
****** indicates that you should confirm the answer |