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| __ exercises are a contraindication for a patient with a grade 3 spondylo |
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mckenzie extension
*note: williams are flexion exercises* |
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| WOF is not apart of the VSC physiology? |
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kenisiophysiology
note: look for anything with pathophysiology |
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| ___ is not associated with bombardment of the posterior horn |
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muscle spasm
**posterior horn is all sensory so look for motor** |
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| __ will occur if there is a chronic stimulation of the lateral horn |
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bronchodilation
** T-L2 is sympathetic** |
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| Nucleus Puloposis will resist__ and annular fibers will resist ___. |
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NP-Compression
Annular-Rotation |
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| Pt presents with red stiff MCP with hyperflexion of the PIP and hyperextension of the DIP will have ___ |
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RA
**bouteneer deformity** |
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| The theory that the dentate ligament involves ___ |
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| the dural torque theory (rotational stress) |
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| ___ will be affected with a thoracic adjustment that increases monocytes. |
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| neuroimmunoiztion or somatovisceral |
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| If an adjustment affects pupil dilation it will affect the ___ reflex |
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| If there is decreased firing of the nociception fibers there will be ___ |
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ascending inhibition
1A alpha inhibit C |
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| Asthma that is better with an adjustment is ___ aberration |
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| The surrounding of the nerve is called the __ |
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| If a patient has axoplasmic migration you will see |
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| If a patient has an increased ADI what symptoms may they have? |
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| myelopathy (cord compression) |
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| 20% of ___ patients have a missing transverse ligament |
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| The alar ligament limits __ |
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rotation
(alar ligament is the check ligament-check rotation) |
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| The ligament with the most elastic fibers are __ |
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| What ligament assists in limiting flexion? |
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| WOF is the gate control theory? |
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| presynaptic nocieception inhibited by proprioception |
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| Lateral flexion to the right will have eccentric contraction of the __ muscle |
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| Muscle contraction without joint movement |
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| Greater occipital neuralgia is a spasm of the __ |
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| The nerve that is without epinerual and perineural |
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Definition
| nerve root (endoneurium only) |
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| The innervation of the multifidus is |
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| WOF protects nerve from tensile forces in flexion |
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| Facilitation of __ occurs with internal rotation of the shoulder |
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| WOF not innervated by ventral rami |
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| If wilsons sign is + the next step is __ |
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Definition
refer out for surgical consult
**wilson's sign is + for osteochondritis dessicans**
Wilsons test is IR of tibia with pain and ER is no pain
**OD is an AVN which may heal on its own but it is surgical consult because it happens in most athletes that want to return to play** |
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| __ is an efferent tract of the spinal cord |
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Definition
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| Which is not true of L3 in the lateral gravity line |
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Definition
**answer was an insertion muscle**
it is an anatomical landmark question |
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| The medial branch of C2 dorsal rami becomes the |
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| If the pyloric sphinctor is inhibited it may cause __ |
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Definition
peptic ulcer
*parasympathetic innervation** |
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Term
| __ is a direct effect of the adjustment |
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Definition
inhibition of alpha motor neuron
**indirect effect is homeostasis** |
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Term
| Parasympathetic innervation to the sigmoid colon is |
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Definition
S2,3,4
S2,3,4 keeps pee and poo off the floor |
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| Bone spur on the posterior body with narrowing of the A-P canal will cause the most issues with movement of |
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Definition
flexion
**bone spur with flexion will cause the spur to hit the cord** |
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Term
| Adjusting the thoracic spine causes __ which aids a gastric ulcer |
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Definition
| thoracic spine is sympathetic innervation so it will decrease gastric acid. |
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Term
| WOF will occur with initial compression of the IVF |
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Definition
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| WOF will exhibit most pressure on the disc |
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Definition
seated with fwd flexion
**jumping is the most pressure** |
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Term
| Movement of a healthy disc promotes |
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Definition
| nutrient intake (primary goal) |
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| WOF gives away first with axial comprssion |
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Definition
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| What is the goal of the adjustment |
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Definition
| mechanoreceptor bombardment |
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| WOF is the reasoning for joint locking |
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| __ is the law where humans are ruled by experience and physical law |
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| ___ is the law that includes tailoring the diagnosis to the needs of the patient |
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| WOF causes tactile agnosia? |
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Definition
dorsal column
*tactile agnosia is ability to recognize object with touch** |
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Term
| Increased epiphyseal pressure leads to decreased growth is known as __ law |
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| __ is an endogenous agent that enhances nociceptor responses during a state of inflammation |
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| __ is not a benefit of the adjustment |
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| WOF is not a true helper T cell response |
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Definition
T cell synthesize antibodies
**B cells do** |
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Term
| __ describes the nature of a VSC |
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Definition
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| Neuropathophysiology of the Faye model of VSC is associated with |
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Definition
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| __ explains that VSC is directly associated with facilitative or stustained receptor hyperactivity |
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Definition
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| Which hypothesis of biomechanical insult to nerves may affect the intraneuronal axoplasmic transition mechanism that affects trophic infulence and molecular response |
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Definition
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| If there is increased nerve excitability with movement resistance there will be an __ |
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Definition
| hightened reflex-facilitative response |
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| The neurodystrophic hypothesis of lowered tissue resistance will modify the |
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Definition
| nonspecific and specific immune response |
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| lumen IVF is reduced with hypertrophy of the |
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| __ is withdrawal of a limb following pain response |
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| Scoliosis with excessive axial load with create a permanent wedge at the distavertebral junction due to __ law |
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| the tissue that is implicated in a locked back |
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Definition
| meniscoid (intra-articular synovial taps) |
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| direct nerve compression is decreased__ |
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Definition
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| defition of viscoelastic material in response to a load |
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| __ is muscled hypertonicity, tenderness, and temperature |
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Definition
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| destruction of the viscero efferent fibers of CN III results in |
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Definition
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| Increased sweating is a __ responsed caused by __ stimultation |
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Definition
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| Parasympathetics do not innervate the viscera of the |
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Definition
superior cervical ganglion
**sympathetic to face** |
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Term
| WOF is an example of wolf's law in the elderly |
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Definition
osteoporosis of elderly with bed rest
**not stress fx** can reform both ways |
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Term
| decreased axoplasmic flow occuring with VSC will affect the __ complex |
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Definition
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| __ artery is the major blood supply to the brain |
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Definition
basilar
**subclavian-vertebral-basilar** |
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Term
| group 1a afferent are associated with |
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Definition
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| __ is classified as a trophic subluxation |
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Definition
aberrant axoplasmic flow
**not atrophic** |
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