OMM

Question 1

Posterior rib tender points are typically associated with ________ rib somatic dysfunction.

Answer 1

Inhalation

Question 2

Behavior of vertebrae in scoliosis

Answer 2

Rotated to the side of the convexity, side bent away from the convexity

Question 3

Adrenal TP

Answer 3

2” sup and 1” lat to umbilicus

Question 4

Patellofemoral pain syndrome

Answer 4

Anterior Knee pain

Weakened vastus medialis

Question 5

Muscles that elevate the first rib

Answer 5

Anterior and middle scalene

Question 6

Muscles that elevate the second rib

Answer 6

Posterior scalene

Question 7

Craniosacral motion

Answer 7

SBS Caudad = Sacral counternutation, sacral extension, sacral base posterior

Question 8

Pain at the insertion of the Achilles tendon in a kid

Answer 8

Server Dz (Calcaneal apophysitis)

Question 9

Anterior fibular head causes talus to

Answer 9

externally rotate and the foot to be dorsiflexed and everted.

Question 10

Morton’s foot

Answer 10

Short 1st metatarsal causes lengthening and weight bearing of the second

Question 11

Treating sacral torsions

Answer 11

lay on the side of the axis, turn towards the torsion

Question 12

AL5 TP

Answer 12

1cm lateral to the pubic symphysis

Flex, Sidebend away, rotate away

Question 13

Subociptal improves _______ tone

Answer 13

vagus

Question 14

calculating heel lift

Answer 14

measure sacral base unleveling

Question 15

Sphenopalatine ganglion

Answer 15

treat this in TMJ or sinusitis

Question 16

Spencer Technique for shoulder

Answer 16

EFCTAIP
Extension, flection, circumduction with compression, circumduction with traction, internal rotation, internal rotation, pump

Question 17

FST torsions are associated with Type _ L5 mechanics

Answer 17

Type I

Question 18

BST torsions are associated with type _ L5 mechanics

Answer 18

Type II

Question 19

Internally rotated cuboid

Answer 19

Hiss plantar whip HVLA

Question 20

FPR

Answer 20

Put things where they want to go

Question 21

SBS and temporal bone motion

Answer 21

Extension of SBS = Int Rotation of temporal bones

Question 22

Short leg syndrome

Answer 22

anterior innominate rotation on the side of the short leg, lumbar spine side bent away and rotated towards the short leg.

Increase lift every 2 weeks
Heel left for up to 10mm
Shoe lift if 10-12mm
Surgery if 5cm

In a traumatic SLS correct to the full discrepancy
In a chronic SLS correct to 1/2 to 3/4 the discrepancy

Question 23

Lateral pterygoid muscle

Answer 23

the only muscle that opens the jaw