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Cervical Flashcards

1
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What is the SCP for Cervical Extension?

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Inferior tip of the spinous process

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What is the CP and movement of Cervical Extension?

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CP- Chiropractic index finger (digit 3)

Movement- spinous process should approximate (loss at the end feel indicates fixation)

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What is the SCP of Cervical Rotation?

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Inferior/Lateral aspect of the spinous process

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What is the CP and movement of Cervical Rotation?

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CP- Chiropractic index finger (digit 3)

Movement-Spinous process should rotate lateral (loss of rotation indicates fixation)

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What is the SCP of Cervical Lateral Bend?

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Inferior later aspect of spinous process

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What is the CP and movement of Cervical Lateral Bend?

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CP-Chiropractic index finger (digit 3)

Movement-Spinous should deviate lateral AND superior (loss indicates fixation)

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What is the SCP of Atlas Lateral Bend?

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Tip of the Atlas and Axis Transverse Process

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What is the CP and movement of Atlas Lateral Bend?

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CP-Finger tips of Digits 2 and 3

Movement- Atlas transverse should approximate to axis (restriction indicates fixation)

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9
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What is SCP for Atlas Rotation?

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Tip of Atlas and Axis Transverse process

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What is the CP and Movement of Atlas Rotation?

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CP-Finger tip of digits 2 and 3

Movement-Atlas transverse should seperate from axis (restriction indicates fixation)

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What is the SCP of Occipital Extension?

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Superior temporal lines

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What is the CP and movement of Occipital Extension?

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CP-Thenars with hand supporting patient skull

Movement-Mastoid should approximate to atlas transverse (restriction indicates fixation)

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What is the SCP for Occipital Lateral Bend?

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Tip of Atlas Transverse and Mastoid process

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What is the CP and Movement of the Occipital Lateral Bend?

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CP-Finger tips of digits 2 and 3

Movement - Mastoid should approximate to Atlas Transverse (restriction indicates fixation)

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What is the SCP of Occipital Rotation?

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Tip of Atlas Transverse and Mastoid Process

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What is the CP and Movement of Occipital Rotation?

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CP- Finger tip of digits 2 and 3

Movement- Mastoid should seperate from Atlas Transverse (restriction indicates fixation)

17
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What is the specific name for C7?

A

Vertebral Prominence

18
Q

What is the lowest cervical to glide anterior on extention?

A

C6

19
Q

What is the massive bifid spinous process?

A

C2 (Axis)

20
Q

The Cricoid Cartiliage level is at what spinous process?

A

C6

21
Q

What is the level of the Thyroid Cartilage?

A

C4

22
Q

What is the level of the Hyoid Bone?

A

C2

23
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The Mastoid is part of what skull bone?

A

Temporal

24
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What is another name for Axis?

A

C2

25
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What is another name for C2?

A

Axis

26
Q

Where are the lateral masses?

A

Atlas C1

27
Q

Where are the Articular Pillars?

A

C7-C2

28
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What do you use in order to find the Atlas Lateral Masses?

A

External Occipital Protuberance (EOP)

29
Q

The doctor is standing on the right side of the patient and contacting the left tip of the mastoid and the left atlas transverse process. What procedure is this?

A

Left Occipital Lateral Bend

30
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What is the namem of the topograhical elevation at the base of the neck?

A

Vertebral Prominence

31
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Doctor is standing on the left side of the patient and contacting the right atlas transverse process and the right axis transverse process. What procedure is being done?

A

Right atlas lateral bend

32
Q

Rotation occurs around which Axis?

A

Y axis

33
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Doctor is standing on the patients right and contracting left mastoid and left atlas transverse process, with which hand?

A

Left

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