Babies adj Q3 Toggle/SLI Tutor Notes

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1. What is NOT part of the 0-6-month-old toggle protocol?

a. Use up to at least 1 lb of force

b. Patient contact is the traverse of atlas

c. Patient is supported side lying, involved side up

d. Tip of the chiropractic index finger of superior hand is used

a. Use up to at least 1 lb of force

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2. Which is incorrect regarding 0-6-month-old toggle?

a. There is no Tissue pull

b. A triceps flick is used

c. Doctors' stance is straight away, behind the baby

d. Baby should be asleep during adjustment

d. Baby should be asleep during adjustment

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3. What is the proper DC hand contact for a 6 month to a 3-year-old in a Toggle atlas adjustment?

a. Inferior index finger over superior index finger

b. Pisiform

c. Inferior thumb over superior thumb

d. Superior thumb over inferior thumb

c. Inferior thumb over superior thumb

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4. There is a slight torque on the thrust for the Toggle adjustments on 4-6-year-old children

a. True

b. False

b. False

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5. All are possible prerequisites for performing a Toggle adjustment on a 7-year-old or older except:

a. X-ray

b. Instrumentation

c. Inferior hand contact

d. Leg checks

c. Inferior hand contact

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6. The proper doctor's contact for Toggle adjustment for a child over 7 years of age is:

a. Supported thumb contact

b. Pisiform contact

c. MCP #8

d. Supported index finger

b. Pisiform contact

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7. The Doctor's stance for Toggle for an infant is _____: (FILL IN)

Straight away

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8. The Doctor's contact for Toggle for these ages is: (MATCHING)

a. 0-6 months:

b. 6 months-3 years:

c. 3-6 years:

d. 7+:

superior pisi

superior chiropractic index finger

superior thumb

a. 0-6 months: superior chiropractic index finger

b. 6 months-3 years: superior thumb

c. 3-6 years: superior thumb

d. 7+: superior pisi

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9. Using the Activator protocol to adjust an infant to toddler (0-3 years), set Activator II to 2-3 rings to adjust T1-L5

a. True

b. False

a. True

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10. How many rings of the activator do you use in the pelvic region of a child 0-2 years old?

a. 1

b. 2

c. 3

d. 4'

b. 2

2-3

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11. Activator II settings for infant to toddler cervicals is:

a. 1-2 rings over finger

b. 0-1 ring

c. 1-2 rings

d. 0-1 ring over finger

d. 0-1 ring over finger

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12. Which Activator setting is correct for an infant to toddler (0-3 years)?

a. Pelvis 1 ring, T1-L5 1 ring, cervicals 1 ring

b. Pelvis 1 ring, T1-L5 1 ring, cervicals 2 rings

c. Pelvis 2 rings, T1-L5 2 rings, cervicals 2 rings

d. Pelvis 2 rings, T1-L5 1 ring, cervicals 1 ring

d. Pelvis 2 rings, T1-L5 1 ring, cervicals 1 ring

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13. The doctor places the Activator directly on infant's skin for good contact.

a. True

b. False

b. False

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14. An Activator IV is the best tool for use with infants, due to its ability to be more precise than a human finger

a. True

b. False

b. False

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15. The Activator IV has 6 settings.

a. True

b. False

b. False

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16. The Activator IV has _____ of preload.

a. 0.5 lb

b. 12 oz

c. 18 oz

d. 1 lb

2 lbs 18oz (Or 1, she said in lab the old model was 1 1/2 but the new model is 1. She said both will be correct)

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17. For Activator Technique when lifting a baby, if the right leg raises immediately, this indicates a right sacral subluxation

a. True

b. False

b. False

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18. A sign (not symptom) of cervical subluxation in an infant, for activator technique can be:

a. Positive Webster's on the right

b. Inability to breast feed on one side

c. Raising one leg when they're lifted into the air

d. Positive Webster's on the left

c. Raising one leg when they're lifted into the air

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19. For activator adjusting during pregnancy, it is appropriate to:

a. Use the same technique & settings as a non-pregnant patient

b. Decrease ring settings by 1 for the lumbar & pelvis

c. Use the activator over your finger

d. Increase to maximum setting

b. Decrease ring settings by 1 for the lumbar & pelvis

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20. When is it appropriate to dial back/lower the setting for the standard activator protocol?

a. Pregnant patient

b. Osteoporosis

c. Capillary fragility

d. Patient is on blood thinners

e. All of these are good reasons

e. All of these are good reasons