Exam 1

Cards (60)

  • % of diversified
    96
  • % of activator
    63
  • % of gonstead
    58
  • % of cox flexion/distraction
    58
  • %thompson
    56
  • % SOT
    43
  • % applied kinesiology
    40
  • % other/UC
    varying
  • what is a technique?
    organization of analysis and corrective methods into useable package
  • where did J Clay go?
    Palmer
  • Where was Thompson born and when?
    1909, hartville wyoming
  • What happened while Thompson was at the conservatory?
    the depression hits
  • What did the depression do to Thompson?
    he left conservatory and became small engine mechanic at john deer
  • What happened to Thompson and Dx?
    gets hit in the head and gets diabetes (pic)
  • who helped Thompson and what happened?
    James Delk (chiro)
    16 visits no more diabetes
  • Thompson entered palmer when
    age 37
    graduated 1949
  • what did Thompson notice at school
    body being pushed away from pt and develops a drop piece
  • What is the terminal point
    point which table stops the drop but spinal segment or region receives the force
  • What is a leg check?
    visual tactile determination of the extensive of unbalanced motor output secondary to a need for specific sensory input aka adjustment
  • what does a short leg tell you
    subluxation in body but not what region
  • Hugh B Logan stated what 

    MC cause of short leg is loss of arch of foot
  • Major Dejarnette said what about short leg
    iliac rotation could cause a short leg
  • Who was the first chiro to measure the anatomical short leg?
    Joy Loban
  • Dr Amos neurology of short leg
    asymmetric tonic neck reflex
  • influence of medial and lateral spinothalamic tracts
    spinothalamic input due to pain stimulation due to stretching of joint capsule on head rotation
    pain signals decussate to the reticular system and pons
    reticulospinal output results in paraspinal muscle tone changes
  • Thompson analysis 3 steps
    Based on prone leg checks, palpation and observation
    compatible with full spine instrumentation
    adjust cervical first then pelvis
  • -D
    from flexion to extension the short legs stays short or evens out
  • +D
    from flexion to extension the short leg becomes the long leg
  • Short leg in extension and flexion is?
    -Derifiled on the same side
  • Long leg in extension but short in flexion is?
    +Derifield on the opposite side
  • 5 basic leg check categories
    cervical syndrome (CS)
    X-derifield cervical syndrome (XDCS)
    bilateral cervical syndrome (BCS)
    negative derifield (-D)
    positive derifiled (+D)
  • if prone short leg

    CS
    -D
    +D
    SAL/SAR
    IN or EX
    posterior rocked
    ischium
  • if legs are balanced in extension

    pt clear
    BCS
    XDCS
    non posterior atlas
  • how accurate are leg checks
    within 3mm
  • cervical syndrome labeled
    By the way the nose goes
  • short left leg=

    head R
    R cervical syndrome
  • unilateral CS
    legs balance on head rotation to one side only
  • unilateral CS trigger points
    on side opposite head turn
  • UCS tender nodules=
    joint capsule inflammation
  • 0 tender nodules UCS=
    atlas