Anatomy
The number of cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebrae.
What is 7, 12, 5.
Structures tested during Varus and valgus stress testing.
What are Collateral ligaments?
Condition in which arthro kinematics are the same
What is Concave on Convex
What is Osgood Schlatters?
Animal that the L/S Vertebrae resembles
The muscle responsible for initiating inferior glide of the humeral head.
What is the Supraspinatus
Direction of head movement to test the L posterior canal for BPPV.
What is L cervical rotation and ext?
Movement of the sacrum during lumbar spine flexion
The action of the last functioning myotomes in a L3 SCI.
Hip Flexion
The most common foot Dx at the North Pole
What is Elf Toe?
The four components of the Core
What are 1. Diaphragm, 2. Pelvic Floor, 3. IAO/EAO/TrA, and 4. multifidi?
Position of the knee to stress the medial meniscus (during McMurray's Test)
What is ER and Valgus?
Demonstration of 3 exercises to correct valgus deformity at the knee with activities.
Acceptable:
Clams, SS, MWs, Squats with Band, S/L Hip ABd, Standing Clams, Arch Lifts, Hip ER in standing etc
Comorbid nerve injury to a posterior shoulder dislocation.
Hints: Loss of Abd strength, Loss of sensation at the cap of the shoulder
What is an axillary nerve lesion?
The coolest doctor at the hospital.
Who is the hip consultant?
The ligament being testing during the Sharp Pursor Test?
What is the transverse ligament?
What is: Painful Arc, P! with resisted ER, and HK?
Position to maximally OPEN the R facet joint at T6
What is Flexion, L SB, and L Rotation?
Hip condition that results in chronic out-toeing
What is Retroversion
The physical therapists favorite Starbuck's order.
What is the tensor fascia latae?
The name of the anatomy professor at Vampire university.
Who is Count Scapula?
The interpretation of a positive "OK" sign test
What is AION Entrapment Syndrome?
Position to maximally close the L OA joint.
What is upper cervical extension, R Rotation, and L side bend.
Pathology associated with combination of Jaw pain, L shoulder pain, and difficulty with respiration.
What is an MI?
How does the skeleton climb the stairs?
its a joint effort