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COMLEX LEVEL 2-CE EXAM | QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+
What Cranial Tx Technique has the following purpose: enhance the
amplitude of the C.R.I?
❖ CV4: Bulb Decompression
What Cranial Tx Technique has the following purpose: to spread
restricted or impacted sutures?
❖ V-Spread
What Cranial Tx Technique has the following purpose: to aid in the
balance of membranous tension-focused on the FRONTAL & PARIETAL
bones?
❖ Left Technique
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What are the ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS for using Craniosacral
Treatments?
❖ Intracranial Bleed
❖ Increased Intracranial Pressure
❖ Skull Fracture
12 yo patient forward bends and it is noted that she has a rib bump on
her RIGHT thoracic side. What is the ROTATION and SIDEBENDING of
this group of vertebrae?
❖ ROTATION: to the RIGHT
❖ SIDEBNDING: to the LEFT
❖ (Scoliosis curves follow Type I mechanics)
Scoliosis Curves follow what TYPE of Mechanics (Type I or Type II)?
❖ Type I
❖ (rotation and sidebending are OPPOSITE)
❖ *on a NEUTRAL plan
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12 yo patient forward bends and it is noted that she has a scoliosis
curve which is DEXTROSCOLIOSIS. In what direction are these group of
vertebrae involved rotated toward?
❖ ROTATION to the RIGHT
❖ (rotation = to the side of the scoliosis curve/hump)
❖ *dextro: RIGHT
❖ *levo: LEFT
Suspect Type ____ complex regional pain syndrome occurs in patients
who suffer from continued pain (out of proportion to injury), joint
stiffness, localized edema, increased hair growth, and vasospasm
following injury with no evidence of nerve damage.
❖ Suspect Type I
When the ANKLE moves in Pronation: it is described as dorsiflexion,
eversion, and ________________ (adduction or abduction)?
❖ ABduction
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What does the Thompson Test evaluate for?
❖ For a completely Ruptured Achilles tendon
Anterior tender points are associated with what TYPE of somatic
dysfunctions (exhalation or inhalation) ?
❖ Exhalation
❖ (posterior counterstrain points: Inhalation)
What is the POSTERIOR Chapman's point for the Appendix?
❖ At the Tip of Transverse Process of T11
Label each Chapman's points for the following:
5th Intercostal Space on the (L)
COMLEX LEVEL 2-CE EXAM | QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+
What Cranial Tx Technique has the following purpose: enhance the
amplitude of the C.R.I?
❖ CV4: Bulb Decompression
What Cranial Tx Technique has the following purpose: to spread
restricted or impacted sutures?
❖ V-Spread
What Cranial Tx Technique has the following purpose: to aid in the
balance of membranous tension-focused on the FRONTAL & PARIETAL
bones?
❖ Left Technique
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What are the ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATIONS for using Craniosacral
Treatments?
❖ Intracranial Bleed
❖ Increased Intracranial Pressure
❖ Skull Fracture
12 yo patient forward bends and it is noted that she has a rib bump on
her RIGHT thoracic side. What is the ROTATION and SIDEBENDING of
this group of vertebrae?
❖ ROTATION: to the RIGHT
❖ SIDEBNDING: to the LEFT
❖ (Scoliosis curves follow Type I mechanics)
Scoliosis Curves follow what TYPE of Mechanics (Type I or Type II)?
❖ Type I
❖ (rotation and sidebending are OPPOSITE)
❖ *on a NEUTRAL plan
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12 yo patient forward bends and it is noted that she has a scoliosis
curve which is DEXTROSCOLIOSIS. In what direction are these group of
vertebrae involved rotated toward?
❖ ROTATION to the RIGHT
❖ (rotation = to the side of the scoliosis curve/hump)
❖ *dextro: RIGHT
❖ *levo: LEFT
Suspect Type ____ complex regional pain syndrome occurs in patients
who suffer from continued pain (out of proportion to injury), joint
stiffness, localized edema, increased hair growth, and vasospasm
following injury with no evidence of nerve damage.
❖ Suspect Type I
When the ANKLE moves in Pronation: it is described as dorsiflexion,
eversion, and ________________ (adduction or abduction)?
❖ ABduction
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What does the Thompson Test evaluate for?
❖ For a completely Ruptured Achilles tendon
Anterior tender points are associated with what TYPE of somatic
dysfunctions (exhalation or inhalation) ?
❖ Exhalation
❖ (posterior counterstrain points: Inhalation)
What is the POSTERIOR Chapman's point for the Appendix?
❖ At the Tip of Transverse Process of T11
Label each Chapman's points for the following:
5th Intercostal Space on the (L)
