OPP COMAT (questions well answered) updated
already passed
1. Physiologic Barri- Patient can actively move to this point.
er
2. Anatomic Barrier Physician can passively move to this point.
3. Pathologic Before physiologic barrier which prevents full ROM.
Barri- er
4. Acute
Edematous, erythematous, boggy, hypertonic, asymmetric, pain full with
Dysfunction-
movement-, severe/sharp
5. Chronic
Cool, dry, flaccid, ropy, fibrotic, compensation in other parts, decreased/no
Dysfunction
pain, dull achy burning.
6. Frette’s Law 1 Neutral spine, Side bending and Rotation are in opposite directions
7. Frette’s Law 2 In flexion/extension, side bending and rotation occur in same direction.
8. Frette’s Law 3 Motion in 1 plane will decrease motion in other planes.
9. Naming Orientation Lum- bar
Verte- bral
Dysfunction
10. Superior
Facet
Orientation
Cer- vical
11. Superior Facet
Orientation
Tho- racic
12. Superior Facet
,OPP COMAT (questions well answered) updated
already passed
Position of ease
BUL
BUM
BM
,OPP COMAT (questions well answered) updated
already passed
13. Axis for Flex/Ext Transverse
14. Plane for Flex/Ext Sagittal
15. Axis for Rotation Vertical
16. Plane for Transverse
Rota- tion
17. Axis for Sidebend AP
18. Plane for Coronal
Sidebend
19. Isotonic Operator Force < Patient Force
Contrac- tion
20. Isometric
Operator Force = Patient Force
Con- traction
21. Isolytic
Operator Force > Patient Force
Contrac- tion
22. Concentric
Con- traction Approximation of Muscle
23. Eccentric
Con- Lengthening of Muscle
traction
24. Direct Tx Engages Restrictive Barrier
25. Indirect Tx Away from Restrictive Barrier
26. Active Tx Patient assist
already passed
1. Physiologic Barri- Patient can actively move to this point.
er
2. Anatomic Barrier Physician can passively move to this point.
3. Pathologic Before physiologic barrier which prevents full ROM.
Barri- er
4. Acute
Edematous, erythematous, boggy, hypertonic, asymmetric, pain full with
Dysfunction-
movement-, severe/sharp
5. Chronic
Cool, dry, flaccid, ropy, fibrotic, compensation in other parts, decreased/no
Dysfunction
pain, dull achy burning.
6. Frette’s Law 1 Neutral spine, Side bending and Rotation are in opposite directions
7. Frette’s Law 2 In flexion/extension, side bending and rotation occur in same direction.
8. Frette’s Law 3 Motion in 1 plane will decrease motion in other planes.
9. Naming Orientation Lum- bar
Verte- bral
Dysfunction
10. Superior
Facet
Orientation
Cer- vical
11. Superior Facet
Orientation
Tho- racic
12. Superior Facet
,OPP COMAT (questions well answered) updated
already passed
Position of ease
BUL
BUM
BM
,OPP COMAT (questions well answered) updated
already passed
13. Axis for Flex/Ext Transverse
14. Plane for Flex/Ext Sagittal
15. Axis for Rotation Vertical
16. Plane for Transverse
Rota- tion
17. Axis for Sidebend AP
18. Plane for Coronal
Sidebend
19. Isotonic Operator Force < Patient Force
Contrac- tion
20. Isometric
Operator Force = Patient Force
Con- traction
21. Isolytic
Operator Force > Patient Force
Contrac- tion
22. Concentric
Con- traction Approximation of Muscle
23. Eccentric
Con- Lengthening of Muscle
traction
24. Direct Tx Engages Restrictive Barrier
25. Indirect Tx Away from Restrictive Barrier
26. Active Tx Patient assist
