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OMM Shelf—COMAT Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Winging of scapula: -->Muscle --> Nerve --> Root - ANSWER-1) Serratus Anterior mm. 2) Long thoracic nerve 3) C5-C7 Medial winging of scapula caused by? Lateral winging of scapula caused by? When? - ANSWER-Damage to Long thorac...

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Winging of scapula:


-->Muscle


--> Nerve


--> Root - ANSWER✔✔-1) Serratus Anterior mm.


2) Long thoracic nerve


3) C5-C7


Medial winging of scapula caused by?


Lateral winging of scapula caused by? When? - ANSWER✔✔-Damage to Long thoracic

nerve




Damage to Spinal Accessory nerve


--> During radical neck surgery causing paralysis of Trap


Tx or Otitis Media - ANSWER✔✔-Temporal Bone



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,OA


Upper thoracic




**Look for answer choice in this order


Somatic dysfunction of Temporal Bone causes what?


Name type of dz based on rotation of this bone. - ANSWER✔✔-Tinnitus


External rotation--> Low pitched


Internal rotation--> High pitched


Relationship b/w temporal bone and mandible - ANSWER✔✔-External rotation-->

ipsilateral mandible deviation


Internal rotation--> Contralateral mandible deviation


Heel lift height is based on?


Measured to tx?


Based on what formula? - ANSWER✔✔-Sacral base unleveling


Short leg syndrome


Heilig


When should heel lift be considered?



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,Max heel lift possible?


Heel lifts should be increased by (# mm) every ____________.


Goal of heel lift? - ANSWER✔✔-Heel lift should be considered when the femoral head

difference is >5mm




10-12mm (1/2in) is max heel lift, patient needs to be built up to this #.




3 mm every 1-2 weeks (1.5mm for fragile people)




Final heel lift height should be ½ to ¾ the measured leg length discrepancy for long

standing discrepancies




Final heel lift height should be the full leg length discrepancy for suddenly acquired

discrepancies


Short leg syndrome findings - ANSWER✔✔-1) Sacral base will be lower on the side of

the short leg




2) The innominate will be rotated anteriorly on the short side


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, 3) Lumbar spine will be sidebent away and rotated toward the short leg side.


Most common cause of short leg syndrome - ANSWER✔✔-Hip replacement


Rules for Sacral Somatic Dysfunction (4): - ANSWER✔✔-1) Sidebending of L5 and the

sacral oblique axis must be engaged on the same side.




2) The sacrum rotates in the opposite direction of L5.




3) The seated flexion test must be positive for the diagnosis of sacral torsion.




4) The seated flexion test will be positive on the side opposite of the oblique axis.


Positive spring test indicates what? - ANSWER✔✔-Backward sacral torsion


Anatomy Review: Branching of Sciatic Nerve - ANSWER✔✔-Sciatic nerve--> Tibial +

Common Fibular (peroneal) nn.




CFN--> Superficial + Deep Fibular


Common fibular nerve is most susceptible to injury at which anatomical location? -

ANSWER✔✔-Fibular head

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