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Question 1 of 111
1. Question
It has not been shown that lumbar nerve root compression necessarily causes _________ or neurologic dysfunction
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Tip. Sciatica affects what parts of the body?
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Question 2 of 111
2. Question
Neural compression of the ___________ is suitably called neurogenic thoracic outlet syndrome (NTOS)
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Tip. The cervical nerves join together to form this structure
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Question 3 of 111
3. Question
Many NTOS studies recommend postural corrections, including muscle ___________ and lengthening for double crush complaints
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Tip. For a muscle to stabilize an area it must be what?
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Question 4 of 111
4. Question
In clients with a drooping clavicle, the underlying ___________ muscle can reduce the costoclavicular canal size and compress the brachial plexus against the first rib.
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Question 5 of 111
5. Question
Repetitive movements of the arms above the head, common among tennis enthusiasts, may cause friction and overstretch the nerve plexus under the _____________ at the coracoid.
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Tip. What chest muscle does the brachial plexus run under?
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Question 6 of 111
6. Question
In “Technique Tips” we emphasize that _____ is a perception of the brain, and your goal is to make the brain happy.
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Tip. The brain collects information from receptors, determines if there is a threat and may elicit what?
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Question 7 of 111
7. Question
Work at the client’s _________ barrier but don’t bulldoze the barrier.
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Tip. The farthest a client can actively move a body part
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Question 8 of 111
8. Question
Use _________ such as arm movement, deep breathing and other movement cues to restore better function.
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Tip. Active movement by the client to facilitate a release
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Question 9 of 111
9. Question
In the Crossed Armed Stretch, I bring the client’s neck to the first flexion barrier and straighten my legs while pressing down on her __________.
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Tip. Do not crank on the neck…instead push down on what?
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Question 10 of 111
10. Question
In order for the scalene nerve stretch to be effective, my right hand _______rotates and _______sidebends client’s neck to first restrictive barrier.
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Tip. Rotation and sidebending occur to opposite sides
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Question 11 of 111
11. Question
The therapist rolls client’s head in a _________circular motion
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Tip. Against the clock
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Question 12 of 111
12. Question
Running from transverse process to transverse process, the ____________ are the first muscular structures that can compress the nerve roots as they leave the cervical spine
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Tip. Part of the transversospinalis muscle group
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Question 13 of 111
13. Question
The intertransversarii do not compress the nerve trunk, but rather the ___________
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Tip. Because they run in the lamina groove, they compress the nerves at their origin
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Question 14 of 111
14. Question
To stretch the intertransversarii on the right, the client’s head must be rotated to the_________
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Tip. You’re stretching the same side
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Question 15 of 111
15. Question
After performing this technique, slowly bring the client’s head back to neutral and __________the neck
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Tip. Always use this tractioning technique
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Question 16 of 111
16. Question
The chin-jutting technique not only helps mobilize fixated nerve roots, but also works to restore_____________
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Tip. Think neck
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Question 17 of 111
17. Question
If performed properly, the client’s chin should jut toward the ________
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Tip. Think up
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Question 18 of 111
18. Question
In the sidebending nerve mobilization technique, the therapist’s left thumb braces against the body of the spinous process as he steps to his _______ foot.
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Tip. In sidebending your fulcrum is on the same side you step to
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Question 19 of 111
19. Question
The goal is to sidebend the client’s neck using the _______ as a fulcrum
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Tip. Biggest digit
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Question 20 of 111
20. Question
By bracing C-5 with the right thumb during right sidebending, the therapist can determine if ____ is moving properly on _______.
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If you brace C5, you’re testing movement of the vertebra above
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Question 21 of 111
21. Question
In the translation/undulation routine, the therapist’s left thumb braces against the body of the spinous process as he steps to his _______ foot.
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Tip. Step opposite the fulcrum this time
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Question 22 of 111
22. Question
Therapists must be careful when working between the anterior and middle scalene muscles to prevent irritation of the _______ and ________
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Tip. Neurovascular bundle
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Question 23 of 111
23. Question
The therapist can also use soft _________ instead of thumbs to access the middle scalene muscle.
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Tip. Smallest tool
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Question 24 of 111
24. Question
To open the costoclavicular canal for the brachial plexus to glide through, the therapist’s fingers scrub the subclavius muscle with fingers positioned _______ the clavicle.Â
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Tip. Come under and work up
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Question 25 of 111
25. Question
Subclavius muscle originates at the __________ joint and inserts on the scapula
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Tip. Where the breastbone meets the sternum
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Question 26 of 111
26. Question
In the video, I show an alternate subclavius stretch with the client sidelying and her arm abducted at _______degrees
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Tip. The direction of the pec minor muscles ….a little more than 90 degrees
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Question 27 of 111
27. Question
To stretch the scalenes from below, the therapist must use the________ as a lever.
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Tip. On what structure does the anterior scalenes insert?
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Question 28 of 111
28. Question
The anterior scalene originates on the cervical spine and attaches to the ______rib
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Tip. Rib of inhalation
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Question 29 of 111
29. Question
Pectoralis minor originates at the _______ and inserts on ribs 3 through 5
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Tip. Part of the scapula
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Question 30 of 111
30. Question
To create space under pec minor, therapist’s elbows hook the pec fascia and move the tissue __________
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Tip. Open the front line
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Question 31 of 111
31. Question
If the client experiences tingling numbness or pain during the pec minor techniques, you may be putting pressure on the underlying ___________
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Tip. What neurovascular structure runs under pec minor?
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Question 32 of 111
32. Question
The elbow is often referred to as a ______joint, but is actually much more complex
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Tip. This joint opens and shuts like a door
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Question 33 of 111
33. Question
When performing elbow mobilization, if the client can’t completely turn her palm down, she may have a ___________restriction.
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Tip. If she can’t supinate, what turns the palm down?
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Question 34 of 111
34. Question
When testing for a supination restriction, therapist ________ client’s forearm to first restrictive barrier and asks client to gently pronate against his resistance.
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Tip. Turning of the palm up
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Question 35 of 111
35. Question
To treat an elbow__________ restriction, therapist must use a counterforce so that his right hand braces above her elbow allowing his left hand to bring client’s elbow to first restrictive barrier.
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Tip. A straightened elbow is in what?
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Question 36 of 111
36. Question
When testing for elbow extension, it is often helpful to _________ the client’s wrist and fingers.
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Tip. Opening the fingers and wrist helps traction the nerves during elbow extension
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Question 37 of 111
37. Question
When performing the radial nerve soft tissue prep techniques, the therapist begins _________ and works _______.
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Tip. Begin toward the core
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Question 38 of 111
38. Question
To release radial nerve entrapments in the ________ muscle, the therapist uses the sling and resist (S
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Tip. The radial nerve traverses the back of the arm
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Question 39 of 111
39. Question
Radial nerve irritation at the elbow often imitates _________.
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Tip. The radial nerve runs under the elbow extensor muscles
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Question 40 of 111
40. Question
The radial nerve has two branches at the elbow. One runs under the ________________.
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Tip. The tennis elbow extensor muscle most torn
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Question 41 of 111
41. Question
The very important first step when setting up for the radial mobilization routine is for the therapist to brace the client’s _______ with his leg
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Tip. You do this to keep the scapula from externally rotation
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Question 42 of 111
42. Question
To traction the radial nerve distally, the client’s head is in neutral and the therapist fully extends her elbow, internally rotates her arm and _______ her wrist.
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Tip. The radial nerve innervates the top of the hand so to stretch, the fist must be what?
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Question 43 of 111
43. Question
The ulnar nerve runs through the armpit, through the __________muscles, and down the arm.
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Question 44 of 111
44. Question
The ulnar nerve soft tissue prep begins with _________ armpit work.
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Tip. Gotta work the attachments under the scapula
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Question 45 of 111
45. Question
To stretch the ulnar nerve, the therapist flexes and abducts client’s left elbow with wrist radially deviated and extended. The fingers are also extended, particularly the ______digit.
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Tip. It’s important to extend all the fingers but particularly the lateral ones
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Question 46 of 111
46. Question
Ulnar nerve irritation at the elbow often imitates ________.
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Tip. Ulnar nerve runs under the elbow flexor muscles
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Question 47 of 111
47. Question
The ulnar nerve runs under the _________muscle at the elbow
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Tip. Attaches to the funny bone
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Question 48 of 111
48. Question
In the median nerve soft tissue prep, a counterforce is produced as the therapist internally rotates client’s arm while resisting with his right hand on her ______muscle
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Tip. The median nerve runs along side the ulnar side of the upper arm flexors
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Question 49 of 111
49. Question
The median nerve exits the neck from _______
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Tip. Think mid to lower neck
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Question 50 of 111
50. Question
The median nerve traverses through the _________ muscles
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Tip. The median nerve also runs through the arm flexor muscles
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Question 51 of 111
51. Question
To mobilize the median nerve, the therapist’s right forearm rests on the table ______the client’s shoulder to prevent scapular rotation
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Tip. It’s important for your forearm to hold the shoulder down
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Question 52 of 111
52. Question
To stretch the median nerve, the client left rotates and sidebends her neck while therapist extends and ________ rotates her arm, wrist and fingers
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Tip. Got to open up that arm to stretch
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Question 53 of 111
53. Question
One branch of the median nerve can become entrapped under the _________muscle
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Tip. What muscle group turns the palm down?
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Question 54 of 111
54. Question
The radial nerve home retraining exercise is called the _________
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Tip. This retraining maneuver got it name because it looks like the person is asking for money
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Question 55 of 111
55. Question
The radial nerve exercise requires that the client keep the shoulder ________ to enhance the stretch
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Tip. Don’t let them elevate that shoulder
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Question 56 of 111
56. Question
The key to getting a good radial nerve stretch is to have the elbow _________ and __________rotated
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Tip. Got to straighten and rotate the arm toward the body
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Question 57 of 111
57. Question
To enhance the ulnar nerve stretch, the client should slowly sidebend ________ the painful side.
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Tip. Always think of stretching the nerve by pulling with the neck
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Question 58 of 111
58. Question
In the median nerve stretch, Amanda’s arm is abducted and her shoulder ______ rotated to stabilize
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Tip. When the scapula is turned out it stabilizes the arm
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Question 59 of 111
59. Question
If the client has carpal tunnel syndrome, she will feel the stretch on the palmar surface of the ________, ___________ and __________
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Tip. Think of where in the palm the pain manifests…the thumb and what other two digits?
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Question 60 of 111
60. Question
In the shotgun technique, the arm is abducted to _____degrees; client’s extended fingers contact the wall
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Tip. The arm needs to be shoulder height
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Question 61 of 111
61. Question
To mobilize the median nerve, the therapist’s right forearm rests on the table ______the client’s shoulder to prevent scapular rotation
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Tip. It’s important for your forearm to hold the shoulder down
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Question 62 of 111
62. Question
To create space in the lumbar spine for the nerve roots, the therapist searches for protective muscle guarding and releases any ________
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Tip. When a muscle is hypercontracted for a prolonged time to tightens into a?
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Question 63 of 111
63. Question
Therapist begins rocking back and forth, pushing and pulling on lumbar fascia assessing for ________
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Tip. Asymmetry, Restriction of Motion and Tissue Texture Abnormalities
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Question 64 of 111
64. Question
In the Iliolumbar ligament routine, the therapist uses the ________ maneuver to access the fibrotic ligaments
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Tip. The index finger secures the middle finger on the other hand, etc.
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Question 65 of 111
65. Question
A jolting action helps drive the extended fingers down to_______ to scrub the fibrotic ligaments
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Tip. Bottom joint in the body
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Question 66 of 111
66. Question
In this Iliolumbar ligament routine, the fingers and forearms must stay______
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Tip. Keep then tight
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Question 67 of 111
67. Question
In the Freeing the Lumbars technique, the therapist’s left hand braces the _______, and his right palm contacts the _______
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Tip. Trying to separate L5 from S1
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Question 68 of 111
68. Question
Work each sacrospinous ligament for ______ and reassess for improved ligament mobility
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Tip. Ligaments don’t need a bunch of work each session
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Question 69 of 111
69. Question
To put the piriformis muscle on a stretch, the therapist pulls on her ankle which ________her femur
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Tip. By pulling it makes the femur rotate inward
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Question 70 of 111
70. Question
Therapist hooks the tissue along the sacrum and drags it _______and ________ while externally and internally rotating client’s leg
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Tip. Cranial means headward and caudally is toward the feet
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Question 71 of 111
71. Question
The goal of the Iliosacral alignment technique is to restore _______ alignment and level the ______
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Tip. Our goal is to level the sacral base
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Question 72 of 111
72. Question
With both elbows extended, therapist (spelling in manual) pulls with his ______palm and resists with his ________to improve nerve mobility at the Iliosacral joint
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Tip. Your right hand is pulling the hip up
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Question 73 of 111
73. Question
This Iliosacral alignment technique is used to correct a an ____________ rotated ilium
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Tip. When the ilium drops forward and down
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Question 74 of 111
74. Question
The Jelly-Roll is used to mobilize fibrotic _______ muscles and _______
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Tip. Low back muscles and the accompanying connective tissue straps
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Question 75 of 111
75. Question
Therapist rolls the client into trunk______ allowing his opposite hand to come under and grasp client’s sacrum or lumbar vertebrae
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Tip. Pulling the legs and hips up flexes what?
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Question 76 of 111
76. Question
Discontinue this technique if the client reports ______pain during trunk flexion
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Tip. Don’t want to irritate this big neural structure
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Question 77 of 111
77. Question
Slowly rock for _____minutes and reassess for improved lumbar mobility
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Tip. Just a short little rocking motion will do each session
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Question 78 of 111
78. Question
In the sciatic nerve mobilization routine, the client is left sidelying with _____ and _____flexed
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Tip. You need to get their upper body in a fetal position
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Question 79 of 111
79. Question
To traction the sciatic nerve, the client tucks chin as therapist introduces knee_______ and foot________ to barrier
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Tip. The last pieces of the sciatic chain to stretch are the knee and ankle
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Question 80 of 111
80. Question
To floss proximally, client __________ as therapist slowly flexes her knee
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Tip. To stretch the nerves proximally you need to make double chins
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Question 81 of 111
81. Question
Repeat this pain-free technique _____ times and reassess for reduced sciatic nerve pain
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Tip. This sciatic flossing routine is performed more than the others
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Question 82 of 111
82. Question
In the straight leg raise for sciatica, therapist’s left hand crosses on_______ of client’s thigh above the______ and extends her hip to allow his right hand to come under and grasp her left footÂ
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Tip. The hand has to be above the knee to extend the knee
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Question 83 of 111
83. Question
The therapist rests clients extended leg on his shoulder while his right hand _______ client’s ankle
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Tip. Pulling your toes toward your nose is
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Question 84 of 111
84. Question
To traction the sciatic nerve, the client is asked to _____ to painful barrier
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Tip. Neck flexion tractions the spinal cord
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Question 85 of 111
85. Question
Repeat this pain-free nerve flossing techniques ______ times and reassess
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Tip. Same as above
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Question 86 of 111
86. Question
Because of the location, the superficial branches of the peroneal nerve can imitate _______
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Tip. The peroneal runs on both sides of the tibia
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Question 87 of 111
87. Question
The tibial nerve is about ______as big as the peroneal nerve
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Question 88 of 111
88. Question
Because of its location, the tibial nerve often imitates _____
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Tip. The tibial runs on to the plantar surface of the foot
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Question 89 of 111
89. Question
Because branches also run in the posterior calf, tibial nerve entrapment can also imitate ______
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Tip. Tibial nerve runs down the back of the calf
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Question 90 of 111
90. Question
To mobilize smaller sciatic nerve branches such as the _______, superior and inferior gluteal nerves, therapist adds internal and external femoral rotation
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Tip. What nerve is irritated by cyclists?
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Question 91 of 111
91. Question
The femoral nerve exits the lumbar spine at _______
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Tip. Obturator and femoral exit the upper lumbar spine
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Question 92 of 111
92. Question
In the femoral nerve mobilization technique, the client assume a _______position of the table
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Tip. Also called lateral recumbent position
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Question 93 of 111
93. Question
In this technique, it is imperative that the client pulls her ________ knee up toward her _______
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Tip. Client must trunk flex
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Question 94 of 111
94. Question
Therapist’s _____ hand grasps client’s right _________and his right grasps her knee
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Tip. Think client left sidelying
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Question 95 of 111
95. Question
It is important the therapist steps behind client’s ____ as it is brought into _____
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Tip. Think left sidelying
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Question 96 of 111
96. Question
With his right hand on her knee and his left securing her ankle, he can create _____ flexion or ____extension
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Tip. Think stretching the quadriceps
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Question 97 of 111
97. Question
Therapist extends client’s hip to painful femoral nerve barrier and backs off to the ______
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Tip. We always back off a bit to this zone
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Question 98 of 111
98. Question
The client tucks her chin to _____ the femoral nerve
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Tip. Chin tucking pulls on the spinal cord
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Question 99 of 111
99. Question
In ______ clients, the therapist removes his left hand from ankle and places it on client’s____
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Tip. Think loose-jointed
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Question 100 of 111
100. Question
The obturator nerve exits the lumbar spine from ______
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Tip. Same as femoral nerve
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Question 101 of 111
101. Question
If possible, therapist places client’s foot in his _______ for additional control
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Tip. Arch goes in therapist’s armpit
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Question 102 of 111
102. Question
To isolate the obturator nerve, therapist hip flexes, internally _________, and _______client’s leg to barrier
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Tip. Hip must rotate in
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Question 103 of 111
103. Question
In the seated slump test, client begins by _____her head and neck to see if it elicits pain
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Tip. Think fetal position
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Question 104 of 111
104. Question
The therapist can increase traction on the dural membrane by having the client slump through her _______
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Tip. Think fetal position…ribcage
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Question 105 of 111
105. Question
If extending the knee causes pain, the client brings the head back to neutral. If the client is still unable to extend the knee due to pain, the test is considered _______
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Tip. If client flunks this test it isn’t negative result
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Question 106 of 111
106. Question
If extending the knee doesn’t elicit pain, ask the client to ________ the ankle
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Tip. By pulling the toes toward the nose, it pulls on the sciatic nerve
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Question 107 of 111
107. Question
In the straight leg raise test, the client uses a rope or _______ strap around the arch of foot to help extend the leg
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Question 108 of 111
108. Question
In the peroneal stretch, the client supinates and _____ her ankle to isolate the nerve
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Question 109 of 111
109. Question
In the tibial nerve stretch, the setup is the same as the peroneal except the client _____ and _____ her ankle to isolate the nerve
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Tip. Opposite supinate
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Question 110 of 111
110. Question
The key factor in performing the femoral nerve stretch correctly is for the client to maintain her_____ level as she leans forward
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Tip. Think hips
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Question 111 of 111
111. Question
To stretch the obturator nerve, the client brings her affected leg into ______ to painful barrier
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Tip. The obturator nerve innervates the adductor muscles, so to stretch you go the other way