OMM level 2

Question 1

viscerosomatics for respiratory system

Answer 1

T2-7

Question 2

VS for lower GI

Answer 2

T10-T11: small intestine up to proximal 2/3 transverse colon

T12-L2: distal 1/3 transverse colon to rectum

Question 3

chapman’s point for pancreas

Answer 3

between ribs 7-8 on RIGHT

Question 4

VS to head/neck

Answer 4

T1-4

Question 5

anterior chapman for GERD (esophagus)

Answer 5

2nd intercostal space

Question 6

GB ant chapman

Answer 6

6th IC space

Question 7

posterior chapman points for kidney

Answer 7

between spinous and transverse processes of T12-L1

adrenals is T11-12

Question 8

a lateral strain pattern happen when occiput and sphenoid have when they rotate in same or different direction around what axis?

Answer 8

same direction around 2 vertical axes

Question 9

VS kidney/upper ureter (kidney stone)

Answer 9

T10-11

Question 10

posterior chapman appendix

Answer 10

right of the transverse process of T11

Question 11

VS for ED

Answer 11

T11-L2

Question 12

in reciprocal inhibition muscle energy treatment, the patient applies force in what direction of the barrier?

Answer 12

in the direction of the barrier

OPPOSITE normal muscle energy

Question 13

innominate rotation occurs about what axis

Answer 13

inferior transverse

superior: respiratory, craniosacral
middle: postural motion

Question 14

FPR

Answer 14

indirect (goes to position of ease) and passive

Question 15

measuring leg length

Answer 15

ASIS to medial malleolus

Question 16

radial head subluxation

Answer 16

hyperpronation or supination with flexion

if ME dr. will supinate and pt will pronate against force

Question 17

what motions occur along a transverse axis? in what plane?

Answer 17

flexion and extension

sagittal plane

Question 18

rotation is along a ? axis and ? plane

Answer 18

vertical, tranverse plane

Question 19

sidebending is along a ? axis in a ? plane

Answer 19

A-P axis in a coronal plane

Question 20

anterior/middle scalenes vs posterior scalene rib actions

Answer 20

ant/mid elevate rib 1
posterior elevates rib 2
pec minor for 3-5
serratus anterior: 6-10
lats for 9-10
quad lumb 12th rib

Question 21

rib movements

Answer 21

1-5: pump handle
6-10: bucket
11, 12: caliper

Question 22

SB and rotation at the OA

Answer 22

OPPOSITE directions

Question 23

lung disorders

Answer 23

T2-7

Question 24

scoliosis

Answer 24

cobb angle greater than 10 (mild)
home exercises and OMT
bracing if 20-40 (mod: 25-30)
surgery if greater than 50 and experiencing resp
CV compromise (greater than 75 for CV)

Question 25

actions of the psoas

Answer 25

hip flexor, external rotator

Question 26

counterstrain should be placed in what position?

Answer 26

of ease (indirect technique)

Question 27

ober's test

Answer 27

tight in tensor fascia lata or IT band

Question 28

thomas test

Answer 28

psoas dysfunction

Question 29

spurlings

Answer 29

extend and SB neck to side being tested and apply compression tests for cervical radiculopathy

Question 30

AA dysfunction and treatment

Answer 30

just rotational HVLA would be simple rotary thrust through the barrier SB/rotate opposite sides

Question 31

how to indirectly treat anterior tender points

Answer 31

flexion, SB and rotation AWAY from tender point (counterintuitive for counterstrain) same for posterior tender points except extend instead of flex

Question 32

Scheuermann disease

Answer 32

thoracic kyphosis, verterbral wedging, degenerative pates brace BEFORE skeletal maturity: 13-15 (F), 15-17 (M) if older: OMT and PT

Question 33

a R on R sacral torsion occurs during what phase of walking

Answer 33

stance phase on right leg

Question 34

counterstrain for anterior rib tender points

Answer 34

"wrap" around the tender point | flex cervicals, SB and rotate to side of tender point

Question 35

rule of 3s

Answer 35

``` T1-3: SP are at level of TP T4-6: SP 1/2 segment below TP T7-9: SP at level of TP below T10: same as T7-9 T11: T4-6 T12: T1-3 (SPs get more horizontal as you go down after T10) ```

Question 36

treat group curves by placing pt on what side?

Answer 36

on the side SB to and have them push legs up to straighten curve i.e. if SB left have them on left sides

Question 37

treatment for innominate outflare

Answer 37

stand on same side, push hip medially (adduct) and pull PSIS laterally (causes hip to "inflare")

Question 38

bone restrictions in flattened arch

Answer 38

cuboid: restriction in external rotation (supination) cuneiforms: restriction in superior glide

Question 39

counterstrain for anterior TPs T1-6

Answer 39

patient in flexion with arms internally rotated

Question 40

counterstrain for ant TPS T7-9

Answer 40

flexion, SB toward, rotate away

Question 41

counterstrain for post TPs T1-9

Answer 41

extension, SB, rotate away

Question 42

counterstrain for post TPs T10-12

Answer 42

extension and rotate towards

Question 43

counterstrain for ant TPs T10-12

Answer 43

flexion, SB, minimal rotation towards TP

Question 44

counterstrain for anterior vs posterior TP

Answer 44

anterior: flexion SARA posterior: extension SARA some exceptions! AC1, AC7, AC8, PC1, PC3

Question 45

OA

Answer 45

SB and rotate opposite | but main motion is flexion/extension

Question 46

C spine SB rotation

Answer 46

SAME side

Question 47

cervical movement

Answer 47

C2-4: rotational C5-7: SB All: SB/R SAME SIDE

Question 48

thoracic movement

Answer 48

upper/middle: rotation | lower: flex/extension

Question 49

lumbar spine movement

Answer 49

flex/extension