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OMM/Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

A positive spring test with cause same or opposite sacral torsions?

A

Opposite i.e R/L or L/R

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2
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A positive spring test (no spring) for sacral pathology indicates… flexion or extension?

A

Extension

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3
Q

Where is the ACL inserted?

A

posterior aspect of later femoral condyle

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4
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Where is the anterior L5 tender point located?

A

1cm lateral to pubic ramus

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5
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Where is the anterior L2 tender point located?

A

medial aspect of AIIS

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6
Q

where is the anterior L3 tender point located?

A

Lateral aspect of AIIS

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7
Q

what ligament attaches to the fovea centralis in the knee

A

PCL

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8
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Whats the most commonly injured ligament in the knee

A

MCL

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9
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What motion does the foot/ankle prefer when the fibular head is anterior

A

Pronation/dorsiflexion

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10
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What motion does the foot/ankle prefer when the fibular head is posterior

A

supination/plantar flexion

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11
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when the fibular head is anterior, what is the talus?

A

posterior

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12
Q

Most common ligament injured in inominant dysfunctions

A

illiolumbar ligament

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13
Q

what ligament separates the greater and lesser sciatic foramina

A

sacrospinous ligament

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14
Q

Where is the chapmans point for the larynx

A

superior aspect of second rib

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15
Q

chapmans point for the prostate

A

posterior margin of IT band

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16
Q

chapmans point for adrenal glands

A

2 inches superior and 1 inch lateral to umbilicus

17
Q

chapmans point for the middle ear

A

above proximal 1/3 of clavicle

18
Q

chapmans points for the sinuses

A

inferior medial clavicle

19
Q

Chapman point of the eye

A

surgical neck of humerus

20
Q

Chapaman point for heart

A

2 ICS

21
Q

Chapman point for upper lung

A

3 ICS

22
Q

Chapman point for lower lung

A

4 ICS

23
Q

chapman point for stomach

A

5th ICS left

24
Q

chapman point for liver

A

5th ICS right

25
Q

PC3-PC8 have their tender points where

A

the spinous process above that segment

26
Q

What does the ulna do when the carrying angle is increased

A

ABDucts

27
Q

If the carrying angle in increased then how is the wrist positioned

A

wrist ADDucts

28
Q

An decrease in carrying angle (ulna ADDucts), what type of elbow deformity is that? (Varus or Valgus)

A

Varus

29
Q

Which rotator cuff muscles cause external rotation

A

teres minor

infraspinatus

30
Q

What are the long thoracic nerve roots

A

C5-7

31
Q

What 2 tendons are involved in dequervains tenosynovitis

A

ABDuctor pollicus longus

Extensor pollicus brevis

32
Q

The term for bow legged is….

A

genu varum

33
Q

Knee knocking is called…

A

gene valgum (sticks like gum)

34
Q

An extended sacral base or positive lumbar spring test can have which sacral diagnosis?

A

R/L

L/R

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