Exam 1

Question 1

TART

Answer 1

Tissue texture changes
Asymmetry
Restriction of motion
Tenderness

Question 2

Active/passive motion

Answer 2

Active patient moves

Passive the doc moves the patient

Question 3

Sagittal plane

Answer 3

Flexion and extension

Splits left and right

Question 4

Frontal plane

Answer 4

Aka coronal
Splits front and back
Sidebending

Question 5

Horizontal plane

Answer 5

Aka transverse plane

Rotation

Question 6

What qualities does motion have

Answer 6

Direction range quality

Question 7

End feels of ROM

Answer 7

Elastic
Abrupt - osteoarthritis or hinge joint
Hard - somatic dysfunction 
Empty - stops due to guarding
Crisp - involuntary guarding like in a pinched nerve

Question 8

Linkage

Answer 8

The way that motions are coupled in order to allow greater ROM

Question 9

Functional unit

Answer 9

Two verterbrae, their disc, neurovascular and other soft tissues

Question 10

Mesomorphic

Answer 10

Muscular or sturdy build
Average guy
Average ROM
Large development from mesoderm

Question 11

Ectomorphic

Answer 11

Thin body (tall and lean)
Higher ROM
Prominence of structures from ectoderm

Question 12

Endomorphic

Answer 12

Heavy build
Lower rom
Lots of endoderm

Question 13

Erythema

Answer 13

Redness

Question 14

Eccymosis

Answer 14

Bruising

Question 15

Jaundice

Answer 15

Yellow

Question 16

Cyanosis

Answer 16

Blue

Question 17

Necrosis

Answer 17

Blackness

Question 18

Ruddy

Answer 18

1914 published an article

1950 closed practice to do OMM

Question 19

Fred mitchell DO

Answer 19

1959 chicago grad
Wrote muscle energy technique
Developed amplified met

Question 20

Kyphosis

Answer 20

Curving toward posterior

Question 21

Lordosis

Answer 21

Curving toward anterior