Techniques Flashcards
(29 cards)
Level of Suprasternal (Jugular) Notch
T2 Vertebral body
Sternal Angle (Angle of Louis)
T4-T5 of IVD and at the attachment of rib 2 to the sternum
Xiphoid Process
T9 Vertebral body
Sternal angle is junction between?
mandubrium and sternum (an inch or two below jugular notch)
Where does second rib attach?
Sternal Angle
A/C joint is the atriculation between the?
Acromion of the scapula and the lateral edge of clavical
Vertebral prominens is the?
Spinous process of C7
Spine of Scapula level of?
T3 Spinous process
Inferior angle of the scapula
Spinous process of T7 and at the level of the T8 Vertebral body
Umbilicius
Level of the L3 Vertebral body
Iliac Crest
L4 Vertebral body
Tendon of Semi-Membranosus M. is lateral or medial?
Medial of popliteal fossa
Tendon of biceps femoris m. is lateral or medial?
Lateral of popliteal fossa
When was osteopathic philosophy introduced?
1874
FIrst effective antibiotic?
1910
Osteopathic Principles and Techniques came about where? and Published where and When
Kirksvile
Jornal of Osteopathy 1953
4 Osteopathic Principals
- The human being is a dynamic unit of function
- The body has self-regulatory mechanisms that are self-healing in nature
- Structure and function are interrelated at all levels
- Rational treatment is based on these principles
Key to understanding patient?
Stillness
5 models
- biomechanical
- respiratory-circulatory
- neurologic
- metaolic-energetic
- behavioral
What is the distinguishing feature between osteopathic and allopathic medicine?
application of the osteopathic philospophy
Acute Texture change?
Warmth, Moisture, Bogginess
Chronic Tissue Texture change?
Dry cool
Somatic Dysfunction Described as
Direction of ease of motion
Ropiness is what time of musculature somatic dysfunction
chronic
