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How does an 8-point-check test the sacrum?
Contralateral Leg Flexion
What is the most mobile SI joint shape?
C-shape
How can we differentiate fixation and joint abnormalities?
X-ray and Mo-PAL
T/F
Lumbo-Sacra traditional vertebrae are common in the general population. Lumbosacral is the most common site of congenital abnormality near to 90%.
True
PIEX chronic compensatory is what
Hyper-Lordosis
ASIN chronic compensatory is what
Hypo-Lordosis
What is the listing of the sacrum if S2 moves to the right?
P-L
T/F
The wider side of the Sacrum is consider posterior rotated or countered-nutated.
True
Which listing is NOT associated with a longer leg; but, if leg is actually short sacrum has rotated?
EX
What is the segmental contact point of the sacrum?
½ between the PSIS and S2
What is the line of drive for the sacrum?
PA (appears to be ML)
What is the SCP for Right ASIN with P4-R?
Right Acetabular Ridge
What is the SCP for an Left ASIN with P8-L?
Left ½ between PSIS and S2
What is the SCP of Left ASIN with P8-R?
Left Acetabular Ridge
What is an AKA for Base Posterior?
Spondylothesis
What and where is the cause of spondylothesis?
Stress fx; Pars Intecularis
When one segment moves anterior it cause other as well leading to what?
Hyperlordosis
T/F
In spondylothesis pt their would be no movement at L5 SP because it isn’t attached to the vertebrae.
True
When should we try and correct a spondylothesis?
When symptoms appears
What is the correction of spondylothesis?
PA, IS
How should we fix an grade 3-4 spondylothesis?
Hi-Lo table
What issue could a leads to a chiro pt?
Physical
A PI or an EX does what to the femoral head?
Raise
An AS or an IN does what to a femur?
Lowered
Correcting a PI you would mean what
making the leg appear to be longer
Correcting an IN would mean what
making the leg look shorter
T/F
Raise side of convexity to help scolosis.
True