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1
Q

BLT is a ________

A

INDIRECT

-put them in the position of their dysfunction-

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2
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Older age, osteoporsis and a recent fall would be indicative of what kind of tx?

A

a indirect

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3
Q

FPR/BLT is contraindicated in patients with severe osteoporosis or those with fractures

A

FPR

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4
Q

Lymph nodes run with what?

A

superficial or deep veins

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5
Q

What is the origin of the thoracic duct?

A

Cisterna chyli–> distal dilation at L1-2

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6
Q

Can we use lymphatic tx for URI and inflammation?

A

YES

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7
Q

What lymphatic tx is contraindicated in pts with COPD?

A

thoracic pump with actication

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8
Q

Order of steps for lymphatic tx for ppl with lymphatic problems

A

thoracic inflet MFR,

dome diaphragm

LE–> ischiorectal fossa release

—then whatever LE tx you want–

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9
Q

Cervical chain drainage is done where?

A

along SCM

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10
Q

Why should cervical chain tx be done one at a time?

A

to avoid carotic sinus stimulation– can cause vasodilation and lead to drop in BP.

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11
Q

pregnancy is a _____ for lymphatic OMT

A

indication

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12
Q

during sacral rock, what should youdo during sacral rock

A

Inhalation–> sacral apex moves anterior

Exhalation–> sacral base moves anterior

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13
Q

pedal pump

A

100-120x/ min

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14
Q

thoracic pump time

A

110-120/min

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15
Q

scotty dog with color

A

spondylysis

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16
Q

MET activating force is where?

A

WHERE PT LIEKS TO GO

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17
Q

In SUUE,

how are the hips positioned?

A

flex hips and knees to engage barrier

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18
Q

FDDR describes what

A

Long lever

Type 2 flexion ME

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19
Q

In type 1 technique, you want to bring the patient INTO the barrier, not through it.

What about type 2?

A

Take patient THROUGH it

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20
Q

in ST/MFR, when do you stop?

A

hold until tissue and fascia is relaxed

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21
Q

+ test for compression and Spurling maneuver?

A

Pain radiating down the arm, indicating nerve root compression (cervical radiculopathy)

22
Q

Ober test- MET

A

Doc flexes opposite leg, adducts the + Ober leg,

Activating force–> abduction of the R leg against counterforce for 3-5 seconds followed by 2 seconds of relation

23
Q

Pronation SD–> _____ distal fibula —> how would we conduct ART

A

Pronation SD–> posterior distal fibula

–> engage plantarflexion RB, thumbs of lateral hand contracts the posterior aspect of distal fibula

24
Q

Posterior fibular head–> _______ lateral mallelous –> supination or pronation

A

Posterior fibular head–>

ANTERIOR lateral mallelous–>

SUPINATION

25
Q

Anterior fibular head–> ______ lateral mallelous–> supination or pronation

A

Anterior fibular head–> Posterior lateral mallelous–> pronation (dorsiflexion, abduction, eversion)

26
Q

to treat any grouped dysfunction, where do you treat?

A

APEX OF THE CURVE (or the middle of the affected region)

27
Q

in MET, what is the patients activating force?

A

THE SAME AS THE DIAGNOSIS

28
Q

Cancer is a _____ contraindication to lymphatic OMT

A

RELATIVE

29
Q

Respiration: the diaphrahmatic crura have a pump effect on the _______

A

cisterna chyli

30
Q

Dx compensatory pattern

  1. -ease of motion while pushing posteriorly with your L hand at the cervicothoracic junction
  2. -restriction of motion while pushing posterioly with your R hand at the lumbosacral junction
  3. -ease of motion while posuhing anteriorly with your L hand at the occipitoatlantal junction
A
  1. RL
  2. RR
  3. RR
31
Q

What is the 2nd step of lymphatic tx in LE

A

ischiorectal fossa release

32
Q

What is the 2nd step of lymphatic tx in HEENT lymphatics

A

suboccipital relase

33
Q

2nd step for lymphatic tx for problems inferior to diaphragm

A

dome diagphram

34
Q

effleurage includes stroking in what direction

A

distal–> proximal

35
Q

in FPR, for C3 F RR SR, what are the first two steps?

A

1. flex the neck

  1. compress at the head
  2. RR
36
Q

Lumbar extended (type 2) prone

A
  1. Patient prone with pillow under abdomen
  2. Doc at contralateral side
  3. monitor TP of affected segment with cephalad hand, caudad hand will move LE
37
Q

Stages of stress

A
  1. Startle response and orientation reflex– patient is aware of stress and physiologic response
  2. Learn to cope and solve problems: if succeed–> master and learn. if not–> step 3
  3. Depeletion of adaptive reserves and disappearing resistance to stress; point where pt coes to see you d/t SD
38
Q

High levels of competitiveness, impatient, trouble dealing with anger and type A personality are linked to what?

A

increased stress and CAD.

Stress ca nworsen peptic ulcer dz

39
Q

when you interact with other docs, you should do what

A

have a prediscussion about the patient and case and have awareness of each others knowledge an talaents

40
Q

What do the rotator m do

A

extends THORACIC spine bilaterally

rotates the thoracic spine to the oppsite site

41
Q

work up for spina bifidas

A

mom ultrasound

42
Q

scoliosis is named for the ________ of the curve

A

convexity

43
Q

any visveral somato reflex that involves L2 uses what nerve?

A

PELVIC SPLANCNIC N

44
Q

All other are ____ N

A

Vagus N

45
Q

upper GI (T5-T9) goes from where to where

A

mouth–> ligament of trietz

46
Q

middle GI (T10-t11) goes from where to where

A

ligament of trietz to iliocecal valve

47
Q

lower GI (T12-L2)

A

goes from iliocecal valve to anus

48
Q

Upper GU goes from

A

T10-T11

kidneys–> upper 1/3 of ureter

49
Q

hard end feel with rotation to the L means

A

Rotated R

50
Q

vertebra 2-8 are held to the L means

A

N RLSR

51
Q

5th lumbar vertbra will NOT rotate L in flexion

A

L5 E RR SR

52
Q

Restricted to rotation to the L means

A

RR

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