Midterm

Question 1

There is a right rotation restriction with right lateral flexion malposition at T1 on the prone patient. Using a single hand contact the doctor stands on the ___ side of the table contacting the ___ process with the ___ hand using ____ torque

Answer 1

Left
Transverse
Inferior
Counterclockwise

Question 2

There is a left sectional convexity with a left rotation fixation at L3. You stabilize with the ___ hand while contacting the ___ mammilary utilizing ___ torque on the side lying patient for a push move

Answer 2

Left
Left
CCW

Question 3

The patient is in the prone position with a prominent transverse process on the right and a right sectional convexity at T7. The doctor stands on the ___ stabilizing with the ___ hand while contacting the __ TP for a double thenar.

Answer 3

Right
Left
Right

Question 4

If the patient has a superior spinous process to the right which of the following vertebral body listings applies

Answer 4

Left rotation fixation with right lateral flexion restriction

Question 5

There is an open wedge on the right with a left rotation malposition at T4. The correction for this listing would be a ___ contact with a ___ torque and ___ LOC

Answer 5

Right side spinous
CW
Right to left

Question 6

A listing of PRI would be most consistent with

Answer 6

Right rotation restriction
Right lateral flexion malposition
CCW torque

Question 7

A left rotation malposition, left lateral flexion fixation with clockwise torque at C5 is best corrected on the supine patient with a ____ hand contact, ___ head rotation and a ___ LOC

Answer 7

Right
Left
Right to left

Question 8

A left rotation fixation, left lateral flexion malposition at L3 would be best corrected with a ___ hand contact with the patient in the ___ side lying position with a ___ line of correction for a pull move

Answer 8

Right
Right
Righht to left

Question 9

A PL listing with a right sectional covexity at L2 correlates with a ___ hand contact on the ___ with a ___ torque for single hand

Answer 9

Right
Right mammilary
CW

Question 10

Your patient has a right posterior atlas. In order to correct this you would contact the patient with the ___ index finger while standing on the ___ side of the patient with a __ LOC for a seated rotary.

Answer 10

Left
Left
Right to left

Question 11

A left posterior inferior spinous process would be best corrected in the cervical chair technique by contacting the __ while rotating the head to the ___ with a __ hand stabilization

Answer 11

Right lamina
Left
Left

Question 12

One of your patients comes into your office complaining of pain. During the exam she tells you that when she walks 3 miles each day and the pain is worse after the walk. The pain subsides during her normal daily activities while sitting at her desk. The most common evaluation in the motion palpation analysis would be to have the patient___ while you contact the ___ and ask her to do a ___ raise

Answer 12

Stand
Iliac crests
Straight leg

Question 13

You are evaluating the superior portion of the right SI joint on your patient. In order to evaluate sacral extension fixation you would ask your pt to do a __ raise on the ___ side while contacting the ___ and ____

Answer 13

Bent knee
Contralateral
PSIS
S2

Question 14

While evaluating C1 and C2 for rotation you find that C1 and C2 stop rotating at the same time on the left. The normal number of degrees of rotation for C2 is ___ and the fixatino is on the ___

Answer 14

25-30

Left

Question 15

While reading an x-ray you confirm a D1 disc at L5. The most visual signs of this finding in the stages of disc degeneration is

Answer 15

Thickening of the entire disxc

Question 16

On x-ray you visualize that the entire disc is diminished to 1/3 of its original height and exhibits advanced exostosis at L4. The stage of disc degeneration most commonly associated with this finding is

Answer 16

D5

Question 17

There are ___ pair of spinal nerves, ___ discs, and ___ moveable segments in the spine.

Answer 17

31
23
24

Question 18

The T2 transverse process is located

Answer 18

1 interspinous space above

Question 19

The location of the mammillary process of L1 is

Answer 19

1 intersinous space above

Question 20

The x-rays taken in the gonstead system of analysis are

Answer 20

14 x 36 lateral and 14 x 36 AP

Question 21

Static palpation in the gonstead criteria for subluxation is to determine

Answer 21

Connective tissue changes

Question 22

You are using a pisiform inferior lateral PSIS contacton the left o the side lying patient. You contact with the ___ hand while stabilzing with the ___ hand for a ___ listing

Answer 22

Right
Left
PIEX

Question 23

When adjusting P-L using a pisiform contact for an involved side up you stablize with the ___ hand with the contact hand fingers pointing ___

Answer 23

Left

Toward teh table

Question 24

A listing of PLS at L3 on the side lying patient for a pull move would correlate with which one of the following

Answer 24

Left rotation restriction
Right lateral flexion malposition
PA IS LR

Question 25

Which fo the following is assocaited with an articular fixation

Answer 25

Always a primary with your main goal to restore motion

Question 26

The most common fixation in terms of what you are going to adjust is

Answer 26

Ligamentous

Question 27

For a PRS at T1 using a modified thumb move the doctor stands on the __ side of the table, stabilizing __ while contacting with the ___ hand

Answer 27

Right C7 Right

Question 28

There is a left rotation fixation and left lateral flexion restriction. For a thumb pisiform set-up the doctor stands on the ___ side of the table contacting with the ___ thumb and stabilizing with the ___ pisiform.

Answer 28

Left Right Left

Question 29

A thumb pisiform is used at T10-T12 for which reason

Answer 29

Small TP

Question 30

You are using a digital pull for a PLS at L3 on the side lying patient. The patient is in the ___ side lying position with the doctor using a ___ hand contact and ___ hand stabilization

Answer 30

Left Left Right

Question 31

The LOC for an ASRP on a seated rotary set move is

Answer 31

PS SI RL

Question 32

The listing is an IN ilium on the right of the prone patient. The LOC is ___ and the doc stands on the __ side of the table

Answer 32

Left to rigth | Left

Question 33

For a single hand contact the rule for the contact hand is

Answer 33

T1, T2, T3 and L3, L4, L5 inferior hand contact

Question 34

For a PRS using a diversified pisiform contact at T1 the doc contacts with the ___ hand while stadnign on the ___ side of the table

Answer 34

Right | Left

Question 35

The segmental contact point for evaluation of the sacrospinous ligament is/are the

Answer 35

Ishial tuberosity

Question 36

If there is a spinal curve to teh left at L3 and the technique requires a segmental contact on the convex side what is the contact point if the segment has a spinous process to the left and is restricted in left lateral flexion

Answer 36

Left side of the spinous

Question 37

L2 is fixed in right lateral flexion with a left rotation restriction. To make the correction you would contact the ____ side of the spinous using the ____ hand with ___ torque on the side lying patient for a push move.

Answer 37

Left Right CCW

Question 38

Your patient comes in for an evaluation telling you she is experiencing pain during the day while teaching her lectures. The pain subsides when she gets home and works on her lesson plans at her desk. The motion palp analysis you would suspect and analyze teh ____ ligament while contacting the /____

Answer 38

Iliolumbar | L5 spinous

Question 39

An adjustment that shows immediate post adjustment changes but reoccurs quickly would indicate a ____ subluxation and is most commonly associated with a ___ fixation

Answer 39

Secondary | Ligamenout

Question 40

There is a left inferior spinous process at T8. To best correct this on the prone patient using a double thenar move the doc stands on the ___ side of the table, using ___ hand contact and ___ hand stabilization

Answer 40

Right Right Left