A C5 vertebra that determined to be PR might also be referred to as:
A.
in left posterior rotation malposition
B.
in right posterior rotation malposition
C.
In left lateral flexion malposition
D.
in right lateral flexion malpostion
2.
A vertebra in left posterior rotation and a left lateral flexion malposition is also listed as:
A.
PRS
B.
PRI
C.
PLS
D.
PLI
3.
A vertebra in left posterior rotation and right lateral flexion malposition is also listed as:
A.
PRI
B.
PRS
C.
PLS
D.
PLI
4.
A PL vertebra is also said to be in ______________ malposition.
A.
Left posterior rotation malposition
B.
Right posterior rotation malpositon
C.
Left lateral flexion malposition
D.
Right lateral flexion malposition
5.
A PLI vertebra is also said to be in ____________ malposition.
A.
Right posterior rotation and Right lateral flexion
B.
Right posterior rotation and Left lateral flexion
C.
Left posterior rotation and Left lateral flexion
D.
Left posterior rotation and Right lateral flexion
6.
When performing a cervical index spinous process contact push move, the contact point is located :
A.
On the same side as body rotation
B.
On the same side as Spinous rotation
C.
On the opposite side as body rotation
D.
on the tip of the spinous
7.
When performing a cervical index spinous process push, the line of drive is P-A, L-M and __________
A.
Inferior to superior
B.
Superior to inferior
8.
When performing a cervical digital lamina contact pull move, the doctors stance is:
A.
behind the patient favoring the side of contact
B.
behind the patient favoring the opposite side of contact
C.
In front of the patient, favoring the opposite side of contact
D.
In front of the patient, favoring the same side as contact
9.
When performing a cervical index pillar contact push move, the patient's head will be:
A.
Away from the side of contact
B.
toward the side of contact
C.
neurtral
D.
in extension
10.
When performing a cross pisiform thoracic move, the doctor's stance will be
A.
on the side of the high transverse process
B.
on the side opposite spinous laterality
C.
on the side of the low transverse process
D.
on the side of spinous laterality
11.
When performing a single hand reinforced thoracic manipulation, the doctor will stand:
A.
on the side of spinous laterality, in a scissors stance
B.
on the side of spinous laterality, squarely facing the patient
C.
on the opposite side of spinous laterality, in a scissors stance
D.
on the opposite side of spinous laterality, squarely facing the patient
12.
When performing a single hand reinforced thoracic move, the line of drive will be
A.
L to M, I to S
B.
M to L, I to S
C.
L to M, S to I
D.
M to L, S to I
13.
When performing a side posture lumbar adjustment, acceptable contact points include: (all that apply)
A.
mammillary processes
B.
spinous processes
C.
transverse processes
14.
When performing a prone lumbar adjustment, the thenars will be bilaterally placed on this contact point:
A.
mammillary processes
B.
spinous processes
C.
transverse processes
15.
When performing a side posture sacral adjustment, the patient will be positioned so that the side of sacral rotation is
A.
up
B.
down
16.
When performing a prone sacral adjustment, the line of drive is
A.
P to A, L to M
B.
P to A, M to L
C.
A to P, M to L
D.
A to P, L to M
17.
When performing a prone sacral adjustment, the stabilizing hand is the doctor's
A.
superior hand
B.
inferior hand
18.
When manipulating an anterior and inferior shoulder, the line of drive is:
A.
A to P, I to S
B.
P to A, I to S
C.
A to P, S to I
D.
P to A, S to I
19.
When performing an AI shoulder move, the doctor's stance will be
A.
behind the patient favoring the side of contact
B.
behind the patient favoring the opposite side of contact
C.
In front of the patient, favoring the opposite side of contact
D.
In front of the patient, favoring the same side as contact
20.
When performing a gonstead side posture adjustment on an L4 vertebra that is PR with a mammillary contact, the _______side will be up.
A.
Left
B.
Right
21.
When performing a gonstead side posture adjustment on an L4 vertebra that is PR with a mammillary contact, the torque will be
A.
counterclockwise
B.
clockwise
22.
An AS ilium will have the following additional findings (this is not an inclusive list) all that apply.
A.
elevated femur head
B.
lower femur head
C.
edema at the inferior margin of SI
D.
edema at the superior margin of SI
23.
An AS ilium will have the following additional findings (this is not an inclusive list) all that apply.
A.
Shorter innominate on film
B.
Longer innominate on film
C.
smaller obturator foramen on film
D.
larger oburator foramen on film
24.
An IN ilium will display these additional findings. All that apply. (not an inclusive list)
A.
Wider ilium on filme
B.
Narrow ilium on film
C.
raised femur head
D.
lowered femur head
25.
An IN ilium will display these additional findings. All that apply. (not an inclusive list)
A.
Wider oburator foramen base on film
B.
narrow obturator foramen base on film
C.
medial foot flare
D.
lateral foot flare
26.
In gonstead listings, if the listing is _______ the open wedge is on the right.
A.
PRS
B.
PLI-M
C.
PR-M
D.
PRI-M
27.
In gonstead listings, if the listing is _______ the open wedge is on the left.
A.
PRI-M
B.
PLS
C.
PLI-M
D.
Pr-SP
28.
In gonstead listings, if the listing is _______ the open wedge is on the right.
A.
PRS
B.
PLI-M
C.
PL-SP
D.
PLS
29.
In gonstead practice, if the listing is ______ the contact point will be the left mamillary process.
A.
PR-M
B.
PRI-M
C.
PLI-M
D.
PRS
30.
In gonstead practice, if the listing is ______ the contact point will be the right mammillary process.
A.
PLI-M
B.
PLI-SP
C.
PRI-M
D.
PL-SP
31.
In gonstead listings, if the open wedge is on the left, the listing might be: all that apply
A.
PRI-M
B.
PLS
C.
PLI-M
D.
PRS
32.
In gonstead listings, if the open wedge is on the right, the listing might be: all that apply
A.
PLI-M
B.
PRS
C.
PLS
D.
PRI-M
33.
A scoliosis whose convexity is towards the low side of the sacrum, but whose body rotation is towards the high side of the sacrum indicating a spasm in the convexity is termed:
A.
Lovett Negative
B.
Lovett Positive
C.
Lovett Static
D.
Lovett Reverse
34.
A person with a hyperlordotic lumbar spine may present with (all that apply)
A.
tight erector spinae muscles
B.
weak abdominal muscles
C.
Tight hamstrings
D.
Weak quadriceps
35.
A person with a hyperlordotic lumbar spine may present with
A.
A need for sole lifts
B.
A need for heel lifts
C.
weak erector spinae muscles
D.
Weak hamstrings
36.
A person with a hypolordotic lumbar spine may present with
A.
Weak gluteal muscles
B.
Tight quadriceps
C.
Tight abdominals
D.
Weak quadriceps
37.
As the cervical vertebrae laterally flex, the spinous processes rotate
A.
into the concavity
B.
into the convexity
38.
As the cervical vertebrae laterally flex, the vertebral bodies rotate:
A.
into the concavity
B.
into the convexity
39.
As the lumbar vertebrae laterally flex, the spinous processes rotate
A.
into the concavity
B.
into the convexity
40.
As the lumbar vertebrae laterally flex, the vertebral bodies rotate:
A.
into the concavity
B.
into the convexity
41.
Which is NOT an absolute contraindication to adjusting?
A.
Disc herniation
B.
Bone infection
C.
Metastatic disease
D.
TB
42.
Which is NOT a relative contraindication to adjusting?
A.
Asymptomatic Sponylo
B.
Ganglion of Impar
C.
Hypermobility
D.
Adhesions
43.
Cervical pain most aggrevated by extension is likely to originate
