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1
Q

Anterior fibular head is associated with…?

A

Pronation of the foot
Posterior glide of the talus
ER of tibia and fibula

2
Q

Posterior fibular head is associated with…?

A

Supination of the foot
Anterior glide of the talus
IR of tibia and fibula

3
Q

Psoas vs Piriformis syndrome’s related sacral dysfunctions?

A
Psoas = backward torsion
Piriformis = forward torsion
4
Q

Posterior shoulder dislocation presents as?

A

Arm held in internal rotation; may happen after a seizure

5
Q

Anterior shoulder dislocation presents as?

A

Arm held in external rotation, may have associated axillary nerve injury

6
Q

Which type of scoliosis can be fixed with sidebending?

A

Functional scoliosis

7
Q

What is included in cubitus valgus?

A

Carrying angle > 15
Ulna is abducted
Wrist is adducted
Medial glide of olecranon

8
Q

What is included in cubitus varus?

A

Carrying angle < 3
Ulna is adducted
Wrist is abducted
Lateral glide of olecranon

9
Q

Injury causing a posterior radial head?

A

Falling forward on pronated arm - injure median nerve

10
Q

Injury causing an anterior radial head?

A

Falling backward on supinated arm - injure radial nerve

11
Q

Osteonecrosis of the femoral head is called?

A

Legg-Calve-Perth Disease (seen in kids, self-limited)

12
Q

Treatments to decrease sympathetics:

A

Rib raising, paraspinal inhibition, ganglionic release, Chapman’s reflexes

13
Q

Treatments to improve parasympathetics:

A

Cranial, sphenopalatine ganglion release, condylar decompression, vagus nerve, sacral inhibition

14
Q

Muscles to open jaw:

A

Lateral pterygoid - causes contralateral deviation of jaw

15
Q

Muscles to close jaw:

A

Masseter, medial pterygoid, and temporalis