CMT Lecture Exam 1 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+

CMT Lecture Exam 1 with all Correct & 100% Verified
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1. What is the
Do no harm
num-ber 1 rule
of ad-justing?

2. What is the differ- A malposition is a static concept that describes deviation in position
ence between a
malposition 7. What is the third letter of a diversi-fied
and a listing?
restriction?

3. What is the
point of
refer-ence
when de-
scribing a
malpo-sition or
restric-tion?

4. What is the
point of
reference for
a diversified
list-ing?

5. What is the
first letter of a
diversi-fied
listing?

6. What is the
sec-ond letter
of a di-
versified
listing?


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A restriction is a dynamic
concept that describes a
deviation in movement

R or L
Anterior vertebral body



P




Anterior vertebral body S or I (only of lateral flexion is involved)






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8. What is the the convexity or con-cavity?
point of
refer-ence
for Gon-
stead
listings?
9.
What is the
first letter of
Gon-stead
listings?
10.
What is the
sec-ond letter
of Gon-stead
listings?
11.
What is the
third letter of
Gon-stead
listings?
12.
Pertaining to
the gonstead
listing, what
determines
what side of
the body the
the doc-tor
13. stands on?

Pertaining to
Gonstead, do
you adjust into


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Spino
us R or L lateral flexion, Always stand on the side of the open wedge (adjust into
proc R or L the convexity)
ess



S or I (only if there is
lateral flexion involved)
P Convexity


14. Resisted
posi-tions
bring max-
imal tension
to