OTM Sacrum Exam With Accurate Answers 100% Verified
Midterm Breakdown for Sacrum - ANSWER 9 questions on sacrum:
1- Dx,
1- Tx for Dx,
1- Motion testing,
1- ME,
3- Tx unspecified,
2- Direct
Midterm = 23 questions.
[9 on sacrum] + [13 on cervical].
One question unaccounted for.
Tenderpoints not on test.
Dx reveals a Left on Left Sacral rotation. What would LVMA Tx look like? - ANSWER Pt.
prone,
*Dr. on R side*.
Dr. guides flexed knees to side,
while chest remains on table.
Monitor motion at LS junction,
*Flex knees to 90*.
Introduce L5 rotation by pulling up.
Let legs drop over fulcrum= SB.
Push down on Legs (springing).
Dx for Sacrum Rotated Left on Left Oblique Axis - ANSWER R base anterior & deep,
motion (+).
L ILA is posterior, motion (-)
, Motion at L base and R ILA is (+/-).
- BBT negative
- lumbar-sacral spring test is negative
Patient presents with sacral pain. Dx indicates a Left on Left Sacral rotation. What would
M.E. Tx look like? - ANSWER Pt. prone,
Dr. on R side.
Dr. guides flexed knees to side,
chest remains on table.
Monitor motion at LS junction,
Flex knees to 90.
Introduce rotation on L5 by pulling up.
Push down on Legs and do ME.
Dx is a Left on Left Sacral rotation. What would Respiratory Tx be? -ANSWER Pt. prone,
*Dr. on R side*.
Dr. moves flexed knees to side,
while chest remains *on table*.
Watch the motion at LS junction,
*Flex knees to 90*.
Introduce *rotation on L5* by pulling up.
Pt. inhale/exhale deeply.
On Exhalation *Pt. reaches hands and feet to floor*.
Repeat x3.
Tx Sacrum Left on a Left Oblique Axis BLT - ANSWER - fingers 2 & 3, push R base
anterior
- test resp. phases, hold breath as long as possible in phase
Midterm Breakdown for Sacrum - ANSWER 9 questions on sacrum:
1- Dx,
1- Tx for Dx,
1- Motion testing,
1- ME,
3- Tx unspecified,
2- Direct
Midterm = 23 questions.
[9 on sacrum] + [13 on cervical].
One question unaccounted for.
Tenderpoints not on test.
Dx reveals a Left on Left Sacral rotation. What would LVMA Tx look like? - ANSWER Pt.
prone,
*Dr. on R side*.
Dr. guides flexed knees to side,
while chest remains on table.
Monitor motion at LS junction,
*Flex knees to 90*.
Introduce L5 rotation by pulling up.
Let legs drop over fulcrum= SB.
Push down on Legs (springing).
Dx for Sacrum Rotated Left on Left Oblique Axis - ANSWER R base anterior & deep,
motion (+).
L ILA is posterior, motion (-)
, Motion at L base and R ILA is (+/-).
- BBT negative
- lumbar-sacral spring test is negative
Patient presents with sacral pain. Dx indicates a Left on Left Sacral rotation. What would
M.E. Tx look like? - ANSWER Pt. prone,
Dr. on R side.
Dr. guides flexed knees to side,
chest remains on table.
Monitor motion at LS junction,
Flex knees to 90.
Introduce rotation on L5 by pulling up.
Push down on Legs and do ME.
Dx is a Left on Left Sacral rotation. What would Respiratory Tx be? -ANSWER Pt. prone,
*Dr. on R side*.
Dr. moves flexed knees to side,
while chest remains *on table*.
Watch the motion at LS junction,
*Flex knees to 90*.
Introduce *rotation on L5* by pulling up.
Pt. inhale/exhale deeply.
On Exhalation *Pt. reaches hands and feet to floor*.
Repeat x3.
Tx Sacrum Left on a Left Oblique Axis BLT - ANSWER - fingers 2 & 3, push R base
anterior
- test resp. phases, hold breath as long as possible in phase
