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Thoracic Biomechanics Exam Review Update 2024 A+ How many pairs of ribs are there? How many vertebrae are in the thoracic region?

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Thoracic Biomechanics Exam Review Update 2024 A+ How many pairs of ribs are there? - ANS-12 pairs of ribs How many vertebrae are in the thoracic region? - ANS-12 (T1-T12) Thoracic vertebrae orientation allows what type of movement? - ANS-Lateral flexion and rotation How is the thoracic vertebrae different from the other vertebrae in the spine? - ANS-They have facets for the ribs and their spinous processes project inferiorly Why does the thoracic spine have the least overall movement? - A...

Cervical and thoracic biomechanics Questions | With Complete Solutions

Cervical and thoracic biomechanics Answers for each questions with lots of details latest edition | complete solutions

type I vs type II - thoracics type 1 = 2+ vertebrae, neutral, opposite sidebend and rotation type 2 = just one vertebra, flexed or extended, same sidebend and rotation TART tissue texture abnormality asymmetry range of motion differences tenderness more TART components = more prominent SD locked-up ribs move easier toward inhalation, will not go down during exhalation inhalation SD (way of ease) exhalation restriction (way of asymmetry) locked-down ribs move easier toward exhalatio...

MOVEMENT DISORDERS OF THE CERVICAL AND THORACIC SPINE #2 for the subjective exam, stay sensitive to the cervical spine and upper extremity what? - ANSWER-cervical spine and upper extremity mechanics interdependency when assessing function in previous medical history, it is your responsibility to inq

IVCA Final – Anatomy Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers. The equine lumbar spine is limited in lateral flexion due to - answerTP an adjustemnt is made in the - answerparaphysiological space The SI joint is what on the dorsal side and ___ on the ventral side - answerfibrous, synovial the SI joint is what type of joint - answerdiarthrodial The sacrum and PSIS move in _____ directions - answeropposite The IT joint moves only in - answerflexion/extension what are the lumbosacral moti...

OMM Exam 1 Block 3 Questions and Answers updated For Excellence A+ Graded 100% what should be on your differential if a patient comes in with thoracic pain? (what is the acronym that is used?) - CORRECT ANSWER-*VINDICATE* Vascular, Infectious, Neoplastic, Drugs, Inflammatory/Idiopathic, Congenital, Autoimmune, Trauma, Endocrine/Metabolic *what are the main 3 must not miss diagnoses of thoracic back pain?* - CORRECT ANSWER-Infection (Osteomyelitis) seen in immunocompromised and diabet...