COMSAE 111 Exam Questions With Solutions
Pancreas Chapman Point Anterior = Right 7th ICS; Posterior = Right btwn T7-T8
Kidney Chapman Point Anterior: 1 inch lateral and 1 inch superior to the umbilicus
Posterior: Intertransverse space between T12 and L1 midway between spinous and transverse
process
Ovary Chapman Point Anterior = Pubic Tubercle
Posterior = T10 TP
Sacrum and L5 Forward Sacral Torsions (L on L/R on R) = Neutral L5, sidebent same
side as axis and rotated opposite
Backward Sacral Torsions (L on R/R on L) = F or E L5, rotated and sidebent same side as axis
, COMSAE 111 Exam Questions With Solutions
Sacrum and ILAs Sacral shears encompass bilateral and unilateral flexion and extension
dysfunctions of the sacrum. With unilateral flexion and extension dysfunctions, the deep sacral
sulcus and posterior / inferior ILA will be on the same side. The side of the positive seated
flexion test identifies the dysfunctional side.
Sacral torsions encompass anterior (L on L / R on R) or posterior (L on R / R on L) torsion
dysfunctions of the sacrum. With these diagnoses, the deep sacral sulcus and posterior / inferior
ILA will be on the opposite side. The oblique axis will occur on the side opposite of the positive
seated flexion test.
CNV - Trigeminal Sensory = sensation to Ant. 2/3 of tongue, facial sensation
Motor = muscles of mastication
CNVII - Facial Sensory = TASTE to Ant. 2/3 of tongue
Motor = Facial expressions, lacrimation, salivation
CNIX - Glossopharyngeal Sensory = Sensation AND Taste to Post. 1/3 of Tongue
Pancreas Chapman Point Anterior = Right 7th ICS; Posterior = Right btwn T7-T8
Kidney Chapman Point Anterior: 1 inch lateral and 1 inch superior to the umbilicus
Posterior: Intertransverse space between T12 and L1 midway between spinous and transverse
process
Ovary Chapman Point Anterior = Pubic Tubercle
Posterior = T10 TP
Sacrum and L5 Forward Sacral Torsions (L on L/R on R) = Neutral L5, sidebent same
side as axis and rotated opposite
Backward Sacral Torsions (L on R/R on L) = F or E L5, rotated and sidebent same side as axis
, COMSAE 111 Exam Questions With Solutions
Sacrum and ILAs Sacral shears encompass bilateral and unilateral flexion and extension
dysfunctions of the sacrum. With unilateral flexion and extension dysfunctions, the deep sacral
sulcus and posterior / inferior ILA will be on the same side. The side of the positive seated
flexion test identifies the dysfunctional side.
Sacral torsions encompass anterior (L on L / R on R) or posterior (L on R / R on L) torsion
dysfunctions of the sacrum. With these diagnoses, the deep sacral sulcus and posterior / inferior
ILA will be on the opposite side. The oblique axis will occur on the side opposite of the positive
seated flexion test.
CNV - Trigeminal Sensory = sensation to Ant. 2/3 of tongue, facial sensation
Motor = muscles of mastication
CNVII - Facial Sensory = TASTE to Ant. 2/3 of tongue
Motor = Facial expressions, lacrimation, salivation
CNIX - Glossopharyngeal Sensory = Sensation AND Taste to Post. 1/3 of Tongue
