Study sets matching "opp"
Study sets
Classes
Users
variation of respiratory rate is via?
what happens with scoliosis and kyphosi…
Sympathetics to lungs?
PS to lungs?
chemo- and baroreceptors
loss/collapse of potential lung space
T1-6
CN X (vagus)
variation of respiratory rate is via?
chemo- and baroreceptors
what happens with scoliosis and kyphosi…
loss/collapse of potential lung space
For counterstrain avoid positions that…
For counterstrain use caution for who
What has been demonstrated as successfu…
Why is the pelvis important
Cause discomfort, dizziness, cause extreme forward bending
rheumatoid arthritis, downs, segmental/ligamentous instability
MFR
Foundation for body support and locomotion, forces between tor…
For counterstrain avoid positions that…
Cause discomfort, dizziness, cause extreme forward bending
For counterstrain use caution for who
rheumatoid arthritis, downs, segmental/ligamentous instability
OB (Occupational Behavior)
MOHO
OA (Occupational Adaptation)
EHP
"Man, through the use of his hands as they are energized by hi…
"Occupation is a dynamic process through which we maintain the…
"Mastery is more than the ability to perform a discrete task.…
"The experience of being human is imbedded in the sensory even…
OB (Occupational Behavior)
"Man, through the use of his hands as they are energized by hi…
MOHO
"Occupation is a dynamic process through which we maintain the…
Fryer's law 1
Short hand notation for neutral
neutral likes side bending left and rot…
Fryer's law 2
two or more vertebrae; neutral spine; side bending/rotation op…
named for way lesion likes to go; named for freer motion
L2-4 N SlRr
single vertebrae; non-neutral spine (flexion/extension present…
Fryer's law 1
two or more vertebrae; neutral spine; side bending/rotation op…
Short hand notation for neutral
named for way lesion likes to go; named for freer motion
Direct myofascial release
Indirect myofascial release
creep
Absolute contraindication
restrictive barrier is engaged and the tissue is loaded with c…
movement of a patient by the physician into the position for e…
connective tissue plastic changes associated with release of e…
lack of patient consent
Direct myofascial release
restrictive barrier is engaged and the tissue is loaded with c…
Indirect myofascial release
movement of a patient by the physician into the position for e…
Tender to palpation, with radiation int…
IPASSS
Distance between both heels
Distance between heel of same foot afte…
Trigger points
Inspect, palpate, active/passive ROM, strength, sensation, spe…
Step length
Stride length
Tender to palpation, with radiation int…
Trigger points
IPASSS
Inspect, palpate, active/passive ROM, strength, sensation, spe…
C5
C6
C7
C8:
muscles: bicep/delt... sensory: lateral arm... DTR: biceps
muscles: extensor carpi radialis... sensory: lateral forearm... DTR:…
muscles: triceps... sensory: middle finger... DTR: triceps
muscles: flexor digitorum profundus ... sensory: medial forearm
C5
muscles: bicep/delt... sensory: lateral arm... DTR: biceps
C6
muscles: extensor carpi radialis... sensory: lateral forearm... DTR:…
To check for Valgus deformity, you woul…
To check for varus deformity, you would…
Name of condition where femoral neck an…
Four P's of connective tissue?
lateral; checking the medial collateral ligament
medial; checking the lateral collateral ligament
coxa valga; normal is 120-130 degrees
packaging, protection, posture, passageways
To check for Valgus deformity, you woul…
lateral; checking the medial collateral ligament
To check for varus deformity, you would…
medial; checking the lateral collateral ligament
What is the anterior superior portion o…
The anterior surface of the sacrum is _…
Medial row of tubercles on the sacrum i…
Lateral row of tubercles formed by fusi…
the sacral promontory
concave; convex with palpable spinous tubercles
sacral articular processes
sacral transverse processes
What is the anterior superior portion o…
the sacral promontory
The anterior surface of the sacrum is _…
concave; convex with palpable spinous tubercles
The majority of the posterior cervical…
C1 posterior tenderpoint location
Posterior C3 tenderpoint treatment posi…
Anterior C1 tenderpoint location
Extend, SARA (exceptions: C1 inion-flex, C3-flex and STRAw)
Inion & muscle mass lateral to nuchal line
Flex, STRAw
Posterior edge of ascending mandible
The majority of the posterior cervical…
Extend, SARA (exceptions: C1 inion-flex, C3-flex and STRAw)
C1 posterior tenderpoint location
Inion & muscle mass lateral to nuchal line
3 planes of the body
Axes of motion
Lateral recumbant position
Trendelenberg position
1. coronal (ant-post)... 2. sagittal (L-R)... 3. transverse (sup-inf)
1. coronal on AP axis (side-bending)... 2. sagittal on ML axis (f…
tipped head down
3 planes of the body
1. coronal (ant-post)... 2. sagittal (L-R)... 3. transverse (sup-inf)
Axes of motion
1. coronal on AP axis (side-bending)... 2. sagittal on ML axis (f…
chase aggregate plan
checklist
common causes of variation
control charts
planning approach that varies production to meet... demand each p…
list of common defects and the number of observed ... occurrences…
random causes that cannot be identified
used to evaluate whether a process is operating ... within set ex…
chase aggregate plan
planning approach that varies production to meet... demand each p…
checklist
list of common defects and the number of observed ... occurrences…
Type 1 SD
Type 2 SD
OA
AA
somatic dysfunction in neutral spine... hypertonicity of long res…
single vertberal dysfunction... hypertonc short restrictors... signi…
side bent and rotated to opposite side... diagnose with translati…
Only Rotation
Type 1 SD
somatic dysfunction in neutral spine... hypertonicity of long res…
Type 2 SD
single vertberal dysfunction... hypertonc short restrictors... signi…
piriformis testing: prone
piriformis testing: supine
muscle energy to treat piriformis:
psoas testing
-bend legs... -push them to the sides
-grab ankles... -rotate feet inwards
-cross leg over the other... -stabilize hip... -have them push again…
-thomas test
piriformis testing: prone
-bend legs... -push them to the sides
piriformis testing: supine
-grab ankles... -rotate feet inwards
T1-4
T1-6
T5-9 Right
T5-9 left
SNS to head and neck
heart and lungs (LV problems produce left sided palpatory find…
Upper abdominal viscera (celiac plexus)... Liver GB duodenum and…
stomach spleen and tail of pancreas
T1-4
SNS to head and neck
T1-6
heart and lungs (LV problems produce left sided palpatory find…
Describe Lermitte's
Cause of Lhermitte's
Describe Spurling's
What does a positive Spurling's Maneuve…
Radiating Pain w/ Neck Flexion because of lesion of dorsal col…
-MS... -Wernickes... -Myelopathy
Positive when pain arises in the neck ... -Move head towards affe…
Cervical Radiculopathy
Describe Lermitte's
Radiating Pain w/ Neck Flexion because of lesion of dorsal col…
Cause of Lhermitte's
-MS... -Wernickes... -Myelopathy
What does the tibiotalar joint motion d…
Subtalar joint ROM
Posterior fibular head at the knee mean…
Anterior fibular head at the knee means…
Dorsiflexion-plantarflexion
Inverion-eversion
Plantarflexed, internally rotated, inverted
Dorsiflexed externally rotated and everted
What does the tibiotalar joint motion d…
Dorsiflexion-plantarflexion
Subtalar joint ROM
Inverion-eversion
standing flexion test
ilium rocking
static testing anterior
static testing prone
- pt standing , physician squatting behind pt... - Dr. monitors t…
- pt supine... - hip flop... - Dr. standing at bedside... - Dr. thenar…
ASIS - assess overall position... pubic tubercles - good for asse…
sacral sulci - medial to the iliac crests... PSIS - assess overal…
standing flexion test
- pt standing , physician squatting behind pt... - Dr. monitors t…
ilium rocking
- pt supine... - hip flop... - Dr. standing at bedside... - Dr. thenar…
bilateral sacrum flexion
bilateral sacrum extension
left on left torsion
right on left torsion
- sacral base anterior... - sphinx and spring negative... - ILA post…
- sacral base posterior... - sphinx and spring tests positive... - I…
+ seated flexion on Right... sacral sulcus shallow on L... sacral ba…
sacral sulcus deep on left... sacral base anterior on left... ILA le…
bilateral sacrum flexion
- sacral base anterior... - sphinx and spring negative... - ILA post…
bilateral sacrum extension
- sacral base posterior... - sphinx and spring tests positive... - I…
Physiologic Barrier
Anatomic Barrier
Pathologic Barrier
Acute Dysfunction
Patient can actively move to this point.
Physician can passively move to this point.
Before physiologic barrier which prevents full ROM.
Edematous, erythematous, boggy, hypertonic, asymmetric, pain f…
Physiologic Barrier
Patient can actively move to this point.
Anatomic Barrier
Physician can passively move to this point.
viscera... somatic
somatic visceral
flex, sidebend, rotate towards (use the…
flex, sidebend, rotate toward... anterior…
viscero-somatic reflex originates in the _______ and the actio…
reflex that is sympathetic or parasympathetic effects to the v…
how do you treat a tenderpoint inferior to the clavicle on the…
how do you treat a tenderpoint on the anterior axillary line o…
viscera... somatic
viscero-somatic reflex originates in the _______ and the actio…
somatic visceral
reflex that is sympathetic or parasympathetic effects to the v…