NBCE-PART 2-PRACTICES EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERES SOLVED 100% CORRECT

NBCE-PART 2-PRACTICES EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERES SOLVED 100% CORRECT lateral - Answer-plumb line used for EAM, bisect greater tuberosity/trochanter, a inch anterior to malleolus PA,AP - Answer-plumb line used for head tilt, should height, scapula, carrying angles, crest height, knee, ankle, feet Carver - Answer-who came up with basic distortion hyperlordosis - Answer-weak abdominals and tight paraspinals/psoas causes this hypolordosis - Answer-tight abdominal and weak paraspinals/psoas causes this anterior pelvic tilt - Answer-weak hamstrings/glut max and tight quads causes this posterior pelvic tilt - Answer-weak quads and tight hamstrings/glut max causes this abduction - Answer-glut med, TFL, QL all have this same action buerger's - Answer-exercise for aterial compromise of lower extremities william's(flexion) - Answer-exercise for hyperlordosis, facet syndrome, spondylolisthesis mckenzie's(extension) - Answer-exercise for hypolordosis, chronic disc lesion, jacobsen's - Answer-exercise for relaxation codman's - Answer-exercise for shoulder wall walking - Answer-exercise for mastectomy or cast kegel's - Answer-exercise for urinary incontinence breugger's - Answer-exercise for breathing joint mobilization - Answer-no thrust, no cavitation, repeated, phsyiological joint manipulation - Answer-one thrust into joint, paraphysiological joint distraction - Answer-repeated imbibition to disc side posture - Answer-for this setup the doctors forearm must be in line with thrust single hand - Answer-for this setup episternal notch must be in line with thrust S1 - Answer-contact this on base posterior PIEX - Answer-gluteal hunching on right, low gluteal fold PIEX - Answer-toe in foot flare, superior PSIS point tenderness RT PI - Answer-superior ASIS on right left PT - Answer-low femoral head on x-ray AS - Answer-posterior ischial tube PI - Answer-superior PSIS on left, what is right innominate? PI - Answer-tall obturator IN - Answer-wide ilium PI - Answer-short leg prone PI - Answer-longest innominate on xray AS - Answer-superior PSIS ASEX - Answer-short obturator, narrow ilium PI - Answer-sacral anterior inferior psoas - Answer-increased sacral base angle caused by what? posterior pelvic tilt - Answer-straight back syndrome is accompanied by what? weak hamstrings - Answer-anterior pelvic tilt is a result of paraspinal stretch - Answer-hyperlordosis treatment includes removing high heels and what? unilateral thumb - Answer-what move do you use for kyphotic adult with osteoporis and Dowager's hump superior - Answer-how does first rib usually subluxate? PMS - Answer-MC rib listing angle of rib - Answer-what do you contact for rib adjustment true - Answer-true or false: rib prominency is on side of body rotation side posture - Answer-preferred method of adjusting lumbars supine KC - Answer-spondylolisthesis adjustment decrease rotation - Answer-what does the tropism adjustment decreased in ipsilateral base - Answer-where do you contact for gonstead sacrum adjustment contra apex - Answer-where do you contact for diversified sacrum adjustment ganglion impar - Answer-what do you want to avoid during coccyx adjustment side posture - Answer-preferred method for adjusting pelvis PI/EX - Answer-pelvic short leg, narrow/hunched gluteals AS/IN - Answer-pelvic long leg, flat/wide gluteals posterior - Answer-distract and extend wrist for which carpal listings anterior - Answer-distract and flex the wrist for which carpal listings long axis distraction - Answer-you contact just distal to joint for this Gillet - Answer-hypomobility theory articular - Answer-hard end feel in one direction ligamentous - Answer-hard end feel in all directions muscular - Answer-spongy or springy end feel left,right - Answer-when laterally flexing cervicals, the SP goes ______ and body goes _______