Leg Checks

Question 1

Cervical Syndrome Postive listing

Answer 1

Posterior rotation of C1 OR C5

Question 2

+CS on R aka RCS

Answer 2

PL listing

Question 3

+ Cervical syndrome

Answer 3

SHORT leg become EVEN when head is turned to LONG leg side

Question 4

Un-Wrong Test

Answer 4

Lateral Atlas on SHORT leg side, legs even when turned to short leg side

Question 5

Bi-Lateral Cervical Syndrome Listings

Answer 5

PI Occ. or Laterality of Occ., Co., C5, C1, or T6

Question 6

Derfield Listings

Answer 6

AI sacral BASE, AS trochanter, PI illium, or Superior Pubic Rami on short leg side

Question 7

CST legs become even FAST

Answer 7

Atlas listing, most likely

Question 8

CST legs become even SLOW

Answer 8

C5 listing, most likely

Question 9

Most common primary subluxation of human

Answer 9

Lateral Occiput, then lateral sacrum, then PI (“AS”)Coccyx

Question 10

Non-linear testing priorities listings

Answer 10

Lateral Occ., PI/AS Co. w/ Sphenoid
C1 or C5 (C4-C6) posterior rotation (w/or w/o laterality)
C1 Lateral
PI Occ., Co., C5, C1, T6, or C1 laterality
AI sacrcal case, AS Trochanter, PI illium, Superior Pubis
C2 (C3)
L3
L5
Any other segment