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Question 1

BLT is a ________

Answer 1

INDIRECT

-put them in the position of their dysfunction-

Question 2

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

Answer 2

a indirect

Question 3

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

Answer 3

FPR

Question 4

Lymph nodes run with what?

Answer 4

superficial or deep veins

Question 5

What is the origin of the thoracic duct?

Answer 5

Cisterna chyli–> distal dilation at L1-2

Question 6

Can we use lymphatic tx for URI and inflammation?

Answer 6

YES

Question 7

What lymphatic tx is contraindicated in pts with COPD?

Answer 7

thoracic pump with actication

Question 8

Order of steps for lymphatic tx for ppl with lymphatic problems

Answer 8

thoracic inflet MFR,

dome diaphragm

LE–> ischiorectal fossa release

—then whatever LE tx you want–

Question 9

Cervical chain drainage is done where?

Answer 9

along SCM

Question 10

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

Answer 10

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

Question 11

pregnancy is a _____ for lymphatic OMT

Answer 11

indication

Question 12

during sacral rock, what should youdo during sacral rock

Answer 12

Inhalation–> sacral apex moves anterior

Exhalation–> sacral base moves anterior

Question 13

pedal pump

Answer 13

100-120x/ min

Question 14

thoracic pump time

Answer 14

110-120/min

Question 15

scotty dog with color

Answer 15

spondylysis

Question 16

MET activating force is where?

Answer 16

WHERE PT LIEKS TO GO

Question 17

In SUUE,

how are the hips positioned?

Answer 17

flex hips and knees to engage barrier

Question 18

FDDR describes what

Answer 18

Long lever

Type 2 flexion ME

Question 19

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

What about type 2?

Answer 19

Take patient THROUGH it

Question 20

in ST/MFR, when do you stop?

Answer 20

hold until tissue and fascia is relaxed

Question 21

+ test for compression and Spurling maneuver?

Answer 21

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

Question 22

Ober test- MET

Answer 22

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

Question 23

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

Answer 23

Pronation SD–> posterior distal fibula

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

Question 24

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

Answer 24

Posterior fibular head–>

ANTERIOR lateral mallelous–>

SUPINATION

Question 25

Anterior fibular head--\> ______ lateral mallelous--\> supination or pronation

Answer 25

**Anterior** fibular head--\> **Posterior** lateral mallelous--\> **pronation (dorsiflexion, abduction, eversion)**

Question 26

to treat any grouped dysfunction, where do you treat?

Answer 26

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

Question 27

in MET, what is the patients activating force?

Answer 27

**THE SAME AS THE DIAGNOSIS**

Question 28

Cancer is a _____ contraindication to lymphatic OMT

Answer 28

**RELATIVE**

Question 29

Respiration: the diaphrahmatic crura have a pump effect on the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Answer 29

**cisterna chyli**

Question 30

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

Answer 30

1. RL 2. RR 3. RR

Question 31

What is the 2nd step of lymphatic tx in LE

Answer 31

ischiorectal fossa release

Question 32

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

Answer 32

suboccipital relase

Question 33

2nd step for lymphatic tx for problems inferior to diaphragm

Answer 33

dome diagphram

Question 34

effleurage includes stroking in what direction

Answer 34

distal--\> proximal

Question 35

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

Answer 35

**1. flex the neck** 2. compress at the head 3. RR

Question 36

Lumbar extended (type 2) prone

Answer 36

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

Question 37

Stages of stress

Answer 37

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

Question 38

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

Answer 38

increased stress and CAD. Stress ca nworsen peptic ulcer dz

Question 39

when you interact with other docs, you should do what

Answer 39

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

Question 40

What do the rotator m do

Answer 40

extends THORACIC spine bilaterally rotates the thoracic spine to the oppsite site

Question 41

work up for spina bifidas

Answer 41

mom ultrasound

Question 42

scoliosis is named for the ________ of the curve

Answer 42

convexity

Question 43

any visveral somato reflex that involves L2 uses what nerve?

Answer 43

**PELVIC SPLANCNIC N**

Question 44

All other are ____ N

Answer 44

Vagus N

Question 45

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

Answer 45

mouth--\> ligament of trietz

Question 46

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

Answer 46

ligament of trietz to iliocecal valve

Question 47

lower GI (T12-L2)

Answer 47

goes from iliocecal valve to anus

Question 48

Upper GU goes from

Answer 48

T10-T11 kidneys--\> upper 1/3 of ureter

Question 49

hard end feel with rotation to the L means

Answer 49

Rotated R

Question 50

vertebra 2-8 are held to the L means

Answer 50

N RLSR

Question 51

5th lumbar vertbra will NOT rotate L in flexion

Answer 51

L5 E RR SR

Question 52

Restricted to rotation to the L means

Answer 52

RR