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| What adjustment would be necessary for a patient that presents with loss of fluid motion and pain at the involved metacarpal joint |
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| metacarpophalangeal Joint TRXN |
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| What adjustment would be necessary for a patient with sharp pain at the carpometacarpal joint. Pain may extend along the mid shaft of the 2nd and 3rd metacarpal. |
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| 2nd and 3rd metacarpal single thumb. Rotation is the thrust |
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| The doctor will palpate a loss of fluid motion from superior to inferior. The distal end of the clavicle will visualize as being more superior to the trapezius muscle as compared to the opposite side. Point tenderness may be elicited at the acromioclavicular articulation |
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| This adjustment is good for any GH misalignment especially good for OA |
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| What adjustment would be necessary for a patient with loss of normal motion and pain on the posterior GH |
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| What adjustment would be necessary if there is a loss of I-S motion; the humerus is visualized inferior to the distal clavicle; pain is at the anterior GH joint |
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| What adjustment would be necessary for a loss of motion at the humeral radial joint with point tenderness |
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| This move would be indicated for involvement of the humeroradial or humeroulnar involvement especially if the patient has limited extension of the elbow |
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| What adjustment would be necessary if patient presents with pain 1.5" distal to the medial epicondyle. The doctor notes loss of fluid motion at the humeroulnar articulation. |
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| What adjustment would be necessary if the doctor notes a loss of fluid motion at the humeroulnar articulation. Point tenderness will be noted at the olecranon fossa. |
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| What adjustment would be necessary when the doctor notes that the patients rib does not return to normal position on full expiration of the patient. Unilateral pain is felt at one level |
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| Sternocostal Articulation (Superior Inspiration fixation) |
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| What adjustment would be necessary when the doctor notes that the patients rib does not rise fully when the patient fully inspires. Unilateral pain is felt at one level |
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| Sternocostal Articulation (Inferior Expiration Fixation) |
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| The doctor will palpate a loss of motion at the sternocostal articulation as the patient is taking full inspirations and expirations there may be point tenderness at the sternocostal articulation that occasionally radiates laterally |
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| Sternocostal Articulation TRXN Sitting/Supine |
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| The doctor finds a loss of motion as the scapula is moved from medial to lateral. There may be a dull ache anterior to the scapula. |
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| Scapula (M)-Side Lying/Prone |
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| The doctor finds a loss of motion as the scapula is moved from lateral to medial. There may be a dull ache anterior to the scapula. |
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| This move is used for patients with a dislocated shoulder |
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| The doctor will palpate a loss of motion or crepitation at the sternoclavicular joint as the patient shruggs their shoulders. There is not necessarily a misalignment. There may be point tenderness at the sternoclavicular joint |
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| The doctor palpates a loss of motion at the sternoclavicular joint. The proximal head of the clavicle is visualized as being more superior than the opposite side. There may be point tenderness at the sternoclavicular joint |
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| Patient has a complete loss of motion at the GH joint. Adduction is usually not a problem |
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| This move would be indicated for a carpel misalignment |
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| The doctor will find a loss of fluid motion on the involved carpal. There may also be point tenderness on the involved carpal. |
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| Wrist Single thumb/Double Thumb |
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| The doctor will find a loss of fluid motion from posterior to anterior. There also may be point tenderness at the first carpometacarpal joint |
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| The thermocouple glide speed in the thoracolumbar regoin is |
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Definition
| 2 sec per segment/38-41 sec avg |
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| The thermocouple glide speed in the cervical region is |
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| 3 sec per segment/ 18-21 sec avg |
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| a rapid deflection of the needle back and forth over the distance of one segmental field is defined as |
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| a deflection of the needle over more than one segmental level is defined as |
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| The doctor must check the region ___ times before marking a break |
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| The mark is placed 1/4 of an inch below the middle of the terminals |
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| A ___ is often marked rather than a true break |
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| The mark is placed 1/2 of an inch above the middle of the terminals |
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| The break is measured above in the thoracolumbar because |
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| as soon as the break has been seen the break has already occurred. |
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| This break occurs slightly inferior to the occiput |
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| C1& C0 break level (Xray and mopal is used to determine the involvement) |
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| This break occurs inferior to the spinous process |
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| This break occurs at the same level as the spinous process |
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| This break appears in the interspinous space above the spinous process |
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| This break occurs at the level of the spinous process |
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| This break occurs at the lower 25% of the spinous process |
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| To properly document the break analysis you must write down the ___ |
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| level, amplitude, and direction |
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