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What other condition is almost always present in patients with the OCCS

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Pelvic subluxation

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Torque for the second part of supine -D correction

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Clockwise when done on the left side

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The psoas correction in thompson probably works by

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Pulling on golgi tendon organs

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An asymptomatic spondylo would be adjusted with the patient in which position

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None fo the above

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When should a spondylo NOT be adjusted

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No pain

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Where is the correct placement of the dorsal block for adjustment of anteiror dorsals

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Top edge just beneath the most tender SP

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The lateral facet adjustment isi acutally a

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Prone spinous pull

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If the -D triggers are not present, what two pelvic subluxations could exist on the patient

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SAL and Post Rocked Ischium

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The SAL and SAR subluxations exist in which body plane

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Frontal

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The L5 sitting lumnbar adjustment should only be used on patients with

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Closed wedge between L5 and S1 on side of SCP

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The sitting lumbar move should NOT be usedon patients with

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An active, symptomatic bulging disc

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12
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In frontal plane rib cage elevation, the symptom picture COULD be

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Respiratory disorder

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13
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Dr. J Clay Thomspon graduated from life college in 1978

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False

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14
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What might lead you to test for an IN ilium

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Chronic -D

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15
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What is the line of drive for the EX correction

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PA LM

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16
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What is the thompson indicator for the elevated rib cage

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2nd intercostal space pain mid-clavicular line

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17
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The line of drive for the front hand on the rib head adjustment is

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IS ML

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The line of drive for the back hand on teh 2 handed rib head adjustment is

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ML SI

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What ist he correct action for setting the correct line of drive for the pelvic drop during the supine +D adjustment (PI)

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Set the selector knob to P, press and hold footswitch, lift pelvic direction lever towards the ceiling

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What is a strong point of the thompson technique that makes it so popular

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The drop makes the adjusment faster and easier on the patient

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What condition is often present in the patient with the overcopensated cervical syndrome

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Torticollis

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What is the most common and usual dysfunction for segments in teh dorsals that palpate as dishing or anterior

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Stuck in extension

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The subluxated rib head manifests most commonly at

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Localized and intense pain on inhalation

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A patient complains of diffuse low back pain…desk job, high righ iliac crest in standing, low right rib cage, tight right quad

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Medial right large toe pain

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The line of drive on the scapular contact during the anteiror adjustment is
IS
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Pt with torticollis, right OCCS, left external foot roattiaon , negative derifeild on teh left
IN left
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The patient has a right PI ilium, prone adjustment has the doctor stand
On teh left and inferior to SCP
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The doctor’s stance for the EX ilium is
Same side as listing
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Legs balanced prone, no CS, + or -D, no high leg
Base posterior
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Right short leg, short leg balance in flexion, RHR nothing, no tender nodule, supine short leg on the righ
ASRP C1
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What other condition is usually present in patients with the OCCS
Torticollis
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Torque for the second part of supine -D
Clockwise when done on the left side
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Line of drive for sacral apex contact hand for the SAL is
LM
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First part of -D AI sacrum
Sacral inferiority
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Fixated or involved side on pt with SAR is
Left
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Purpose of crossing the right leg over the left leg onthe patient with SAL
To make room for the right sacral base
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Why does R leg rise higher than left on pt with SAR
Sacro tuberous ligament laxity on teh right
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Lateral facet adjustment is actually a
Prone spinous pull
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Reasonable explanation for adjusting posteiror rocked ischium on side of tender gastroc is
This listing is simply associated with tight gastrocs
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SAL and SAR exist in which body plane
Frontal
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Thompson technique is popular because it is
Easy to learn and use
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Sitting lumbar move may not be effectvie on pts with
A open wedge between L5 and S1 on side of segmentalcontact point
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Contact to sue for the IN adjustment is
Postero0lateral distal thigh
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What might lead you to test for IN ilium
Chronic -D
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What is LOD for EX correction
AP, ML
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2 moves use footward plevic drop are
PI and spondylo
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Which listing affects both SI joints and the lumbosacral joint
Posterior rocked ischium
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What listing in picture, right arm toward bottom, left toward top, right leg over left
SAL
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Strong point of thomposon technique that makes it so popular
Creates regional changes with relatively non-specific contacts
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What condition is often present in the pt with a 1st rib sydnrome
Severely decreased cervical curve
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What is most common and usual dysfunction for segments in the dorsals that plapate as dishing or anterior
Stuck in extension
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Pt tennis, balanced legs prone, no CS or Dcheck for next
SAL, SAR
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Line of drive on scapular contact during anterior adustment is
IS
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Left internal foot roattion
EX ilium on the left
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Right PI ilium, in order to insure some ML in LOD prone adjustment ahs doctor stand
On the left and inferior to the SCP
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Doctor’s stance for eX
Opposite side from listing
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Cervical palpation of pt with ROCCS
C2-6 tender nodules on the left
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The central integrative state refers to what aspect of thompson
Leg check
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Posterior ischium could be assocaited with gastroc and
-D
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What procedure should come to mind with performing part one of the -D AI sacrum adjustment supine
Delivering a baby
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What activity when doing second half of -D prone adjusmtent
Professional wrestling
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What word should you keep in mind -D second part
Torque
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How do you determine segmental contact for supine PI ilium
Most painful part of inguinal ligmanet
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RCS and no tender nodule
ASLP

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