OMT challenge 1

Front

Fryette’s First Law applies to which spinal region? Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Lumbar and Thoracic

Back

Lumbar and Thoracic

Front

What does the “A” in TART stand for?

Back

Asymmetry

Front

What is the bone in red? Options: Trapezoid, Trapezium, Lunate, Scaphoid

Back

Scaphoid

Front

What is the landmark in green?

Back

PSIS

Front

Which barrier must be reached to apply HVLA? Options: Physiologic, Anatomic, Elastic, Restrictive

Back

Restrictive

Front

In the thoracic spine, Type I somatic dysfunction involves: Rotation and sidebending in the same direction, Flexion or Extension, Sidebending and rotation in opposite directions, Hyperextension and rotation

Back

Sidebending and rotation in opposite directions

Front

Which of the following correctly describes the sequence of steps in Facilitated Positional Release (FPR)?
Options:
Engage barrier → compress → hold → return to neutral
Place in position of ease → add activating force → hold until release → return to neutral
Place in position of ease → ask for patient contraction → resist → return to neutral
Place in position of restriction → activate → resist → release

Back

Place in position of ease → add activating force → hold until release → return to neutral

Front

What muscle is shown in red?

Back

Rhomboid Major

Front

What cranial nerve is most directly influenced by occipital release?

Back

CN X Vagus Nerve

Front

What is the order of treatment in the osteopathic lymphatic model?

Back

Proximal → distal