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Extremity Adjusting - 12 Hours

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a. Carpal tunnel syndrome involves entrapment and compression of the median nerve:

b. How many structures (tendons and nerve) pass through the carpal tunnel?

d. Carpal tunnel syndrome can be caused by an increase in the size of the contents within the tunnel, or by a reduction of the cross-sectional dimensions of the carpal tunnel proper.

a. There are three primary nerve distributions into the upper extremity, which include

c. Anterior Interosseous nerve syndrome is a condition involving compression of a deep branch of the median nerve. An identifying characteristic of this condition for diagnostic purposes is:

d. Pronator teres syndrome involves median nerve compression in the forearm, and it produces paresthesia into the thumb, index, middle and half of the ring finger, and also the palm of the hand.

e. Thoracic outlet syndrome involves compression of the neurovascular bundle that passes from the cervical region, through the shoulder and it commonly causes numbness into the pinky and half of the ring finger (the ulnar distribution of the hand).

f. Pronator teres syndrome is a condition involving median nerve compression at the anterior aspect of the elbow where the median nerve passes between the two heads of the pronator teres muscle. An orthopedic test that can be used for this condition is:

a. Shoulder impingement is an umbrella term which is representative of more than one possible condition, such as supraspinatus impingement and tear, bicipital tendon impingement and tendonitis, etc.

b. The most common subluxation of the scapula is lateral into a protracted misalignment

d. The cartilaginous ring that supports the humeral head inside the glenoid fossa is known as the:

e. On plan film imaging, the humeral head can have the appearance of being positioned too far superiorly, which can result in subacromial impingement. This finding on x-ray of normally associated with which type of condition:

f. The most common misalignment of the humeral head involves which primary direction of misalignment

a. The medial longitudinal arch of the foot is the primary arch, and it functions to provide shock absorption with its elastic properties.

b. Most foot conditions involve the entire foot, therefore your standard foot adjusting process should include adjustments to the hind foot, mid foot and forefoot, versus only adjusting one single tarsal bone.

c. The primary misalignment of the talus is

e. According to the largest body of research, what method of treatment is best suited for quicker healing and return to normal ADL after an ankle sprain:

f. Calcaneus and talus misalignment patterns more commonly leads to which foot dysfunction pattern

g. Due to safety concerns, you should avoid adjusting a patient’s foot if they have previously suffered a calcaneus fracture in past years, or had a surgical fusion in past years.

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Evaluation for the online program: Extremity Adjusting - 12 Hours

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Evaluation for the online program:
Extremity Adjusting - 12 Hours