OPP COMAT QUIZZES WITH
ACCURATE ANSWERS.
Physiologic Barrier ANS - Patient can actively move to this point.
Anatomic Barrier ANS - Physician can passively move to this point.
Pathologic Barrier ANS - Before physiologic barrier which prevents full ROM.
Acute Dysfunction ANS - Edematous, erythematous, boggy, hypertonic, asymmetric, pain full with
movement, severe/sharp
Chronic Dysfunction ANS - Cool, dry, flaccid, ropy, fibrotic, compensation in other parts, decreased/no
pain, dull achy burning.
Fryette's Law 1 ANS - Neutral spine, Sidebending and Rotation are in opposite directions
Fryette's Law 2 ANS - In flexion/extension, sidebending and rotation occur in same direction.
Fryette's Law 3 ANS - Motion in 1 plane will decrease motion in other planes.
Naming Vertebral Dysfunction ANS - Position of ease
Superior Facet Orientation Cervical ANS - BUM
Superior Facet Orientation Thoracic ANS - BUL
Superior Facet Orientation Lumbar ANS - BM
, Axis for Flex/Ext ANS - Transverse
Plane for Flex/Ext ANS - Sagittal
Axis for Rotation ANS - Vertical
Plane for Rotation ANS - Transverse
Axis for Sidebend ANS - AP
Plane for Sidebend ANS - Coronal
Isotonic Contraction ANS - Operator Force < Patient Force
Isometric Contraction ANS - Operator Force = Patient Force
Isolytic Contraction ANS - Operator Force > Patient Force
Concentric Contraction ANS - Approximation of Muscle
Eccentric Contraction ANS - Lengthening of Muscle
Direct Tx ANS - Engages Restrictive Barrier
Indirect Tx ANS - Away from Restrictive Barrier
Active Tx ANS - Patient assist
Passive Tx ANS - Patient relax
ACCURATE ANSWERS.
Physiologic Barrier ANS - Patient can actively move to this point.
Anatomic Barrier ANS - Physician can passively move to this point.
Pathologic Barrier ANS - Before physiologic barrier which prevents full ROM.
Acute Dysfunction ANS - Edematous, erythematous, boggy, hypertonic, asymmetric, pain full with
movement, severe/sharp
Chronic Dysfunction ANS - Cool, dry, flaccid, ropy, fibrotic, compensation in other parts, decreased/no
pain, dull achy burning.
Fryette's Law 1 ANS - Neutral spine, Sidebending and Rotation are in opposite directions
Fryette's Law 2 ANS - In flexion/extension, sidebending and rotation occur in same direction.
Fryette's Law 3 ANS - Motion in 1 plane will decrease motion in other planes.
Naming Vertebral Dysfunction ANS - Position of ease
Superior Facet Orientation Cervical ANS - BUM
Superior Facet Orientation Thoracic ANS - BUL
Superior Facet Orientation Lumbar ANS - BM
, Axis for Flex/Ext ANS - Transverse
Plane for Flex/Ext ANS - Sagittal
Axis for Rotation ANS - Vertical
Plane for Rotation ANS - Transverse
Axis for Sidebend ANS - AP
Plane for Sidebend ANS - Coronal
Isotonic Contraction ANS - Operator Force < Patient Force
Isometric Contraction ANS - Operator Force = Patient Force
Isolytic Contraction ANS - Operator Force > Patient Force
Concentric Contraction ANS - Approximation of Muscle
Eccentric Contraction ANS - Lengthening of Muscle
Direct Tx ANS - Engages Restrictive Barrier
Indirect Tx ANS - Away from Restrictive Barrier
Active Tx ANS - Patient assist
Passive Tx ANS - Patient relax