OMM 514 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
SOLUTIONS 2025
"Classic treatment protocol" for counterstrain - ANSWER find the TP, position for max comfort w TP
reduced 70%, slowly return pt to neutral and recheck to see if it went away
Where are the AT 3-7 pts located? - ANSWER Sternum
Where is the AL4 pt located? - ANSWER Inferior to the AIIS
The AC 2-6 counterstrain points are found on the - ANSWER transverse processes
The standard tx for majority of posterior cervical counterstrain points is - ANSWER E Sa Ra
Where is the medial and lateral ankle TPs found? - ANSWER below the malleoli
17 y/o football player w hx of knee swelling and instability after injuring knee during game. *suspect ACL
injury*. Where would you most likely find a tenderpoint associated w this injury? - ANSWER superior
aspect of popliteal fossa
While monitoring on superior aspect of clavicle at SC joints, w pt supine, we note that left clavicle moves
inferior while right does not when pt shrugs shoulders. Most likely diagnosis? - ANSWER SC Abduction
restriction right
The proper starting position for examination of the AC joint is - ANSWER 30 degrees of horizontal flexion
Pronation of the forearm will cause the proximal radial head to move - ANSWER posterior (this will have
supination restriction)
pronate = posterior
*waiter can't bring the soup*
SOLUTIONS 2025
"Classic treatment protocol" for counterstrain - ANSWER find the TP, position for max comfort w TP
reduced 70%, slowly return pt to neutral and recheck to see if it went away
Where are the AT 3-7 pts located? - ANSWER Sternum
Where is the AL4 pt located? - ANSWER Inferior to the AIIS
The AC 2-6 counterstrain points are found on the - ANSWER transverse processes
The standard tx for majority of posterior cervical counterstrain points is - ANSWER E Sa Ra
Where is the medial and lateral ankle TPs found? - ANSWER below the malleoli
17 y/o football player w hx of knee swelling and instability after injuring knee during game. *suspect ACL
injury*. Where would you most likely find a tenderpoint associated w this injury? - ANSWER superior
aspect of popliteal fossa
While monitoring on superior aspect of clavicle at SC joints, w pt supine, we note that left clavicle moves
inferior while right does not when pt shrugs shoulders. Most likely diagnosis? - ANSWER SC Abduction
restriction right
The proper starting position for examination of the AC joint is - ANSWER 30 degrees of horizontal flexion
Pronation of the forearm will cause the proximal radial head to move - ANSWER posterior (this will have
supination restriction)
pronate = posterior
*waiter can't bring the soup*
