OPP Flashcards
(43 cards)
Retina chapman points
outer shoulder/lateral posterior skull
cerebellum anterior chapman points
coracoid process
bladder anterior chapman points
umbilicus
large intestine posterior chapman points
quadratus lumborum
Facet orientation of spine regions
cervical-BUM, thoracic-BUL, lumbar-BM
psoas syndrome first Tx
lumbar spine
spinal dysfunction is in relation to what segment
vertebrae below
vertebral artery passage
foramen transversum
Tx order for spine/ribs
thoracic then ribs then cervical
thoracic spinous processes
1-3, 10 same level. 4-6, 11 halfway. 7-9, 12 level below
typical rib attachments
level above and at that level
psoas insertion
lesser trochanter
most common lumbar spine anomoly
facet tropism-asymmetric angles (early degeneration)
fergusons angle
lumbosacral
sponylolisthesis grades
1-75
important cobb angles
> 50=respiratory, >75=CV, <15=mild, 20-45-moderate(brace)
short leg findings
ipsilateral anterior inominate(possible contralateral posterior), lumbar SART.
heel lift old vs. young
old 1/16 per 2wks, young 1/8 per 2wks. max=1/2
divider of the sciatic foramen
sacrospinous ligament
L5 findings in sacral torsions
forward-L5NS toward axisRA, backward-L5F S toward axisRT
Tx L5& sacrum
Tx L5 first
adsons vs. military vs wrights tests
scalenes(head towards+extend arm) vs clavicle+rib1(depress+extend) vs pec minor(hyperabduct)
carrying angle #s
< 3=varus/ulnar adduction, >15=valgus/abduction. wrist opposes
swan neck vs boutonniere
extend PIP flex DIP, flex PIP extend DIP-both RA