Questions and Answers
Which type of finding is tingling down the arm?
What can abnormal posture potentially affect?
Why is Dr-pt introduction considered important?
What is a potential effect of anterior head translation?
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Which statement is true regarding edema?
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What causes positional dyskinesia?
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What is the purpose of connecting bone to bone?
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How does scar tissue impact range of motion?
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What is the cardinal range of motion?
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Slipping at the grocery store is an example of what type of trauma?
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What does an ASEX ilium present with?
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Which VSC component is indicated by a loss of facetal rotation at L4-5?
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Study Notes
Neurological Findings
- Tingling down the arm is a finding related to radiculopathy.
Posture and Biomechanics
- Abnormal posture can potentially affect the loading of joints, leading to injury or degeneration.
Doctor-Patient Communication
- A thorough Dr-pt introduction is considered important for establishing trust and gathering accurate information.
Cervical Spine Mechanics
- Anterior head translation can potentially lead to compression of the spinal canal and nerve roots.
Edema
- A true statement regarding edema is that it is a sign of inflammation.
Movement Disorders
- Positional dyskinesia is caused by abnormal contractions of muscles, often in response to certain positions or movements.
Ostheoarticular System
- The purpose of connecting bone to bone is to form joints, which enable movement and provide structural support.
Soft Tissue Injuries
- Scar tissue can impact range of motion by reducing flexibility and creating adhesions.
Range of Motion
- The cardinal range of motion refers to the movement of a joint in a primary plane of motion.
Trauma
- Slipping at the grocery store is an example of macrotrauma, an acute injury resulting from externally inflicted forces.
Pelvic Anatomy
- An ASEX (asymmetric, sagittal, excel) ilium presents with a sagittal orientation of the acetabulum.
Vertebral Column Stability
- A loss of facetal rotation at L4-5 indicates a compromise of the vertebral column stability (VCS) component.
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Test your knowledge on chiropractic examination procedures, including static and motion palpation findings, subjective findings, effects of abnormal posture on vertebral growth, and gait analysis interpretations.
