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1. If you performed the EXSTORE scans on your patient and nothing was inhibited but the patient complained of pain during non-specific movements. You would:
2. Which inhibited muscle can demonstrate testing weakness on sidelaying abduction?
3. What is considered the centerpiece of the upper body scan?
4. The clavicle does what in an abnormal fashion during neck and shoulder dysfunction?
5. What muscles are NOT antagonist pairs to the serratus anterior?
6. Why would global motor inhibition ( multiple and bilateral) be a red flag?
7. What do muscle spindles do?
8. What nerve innervates serratus anterior?
9. How are the SCM and upper trapezius related?
10. When would you NOT perform an EXSTORE exam?
11. Why wouldn’t you use motor point acupuncture on a chronic systemic patient?
12. To activate an inhibited psoas, what muscle would you contact/needle to stimulate it?
13. What does EXSTORE stand for?
14. What year was EXSTORE invented?
15. What is the usual progression of the 1st EXSTORE visit:
16. On the surface, a patient with sleeping problems, 10/10 pain, fibromyalgia, and diabetes might be this type of patient:
17. When doing the obliques scan in EXSTORE:
18. An ankle sprain will demonstrate inhibitions of the:
19. What specifically causes the motor neuron to become inhibited at the neuromuscular junction?
20. What is NOT part of the lower extremity scab?
21. This can give us loads of information during gait analysis:
22. Acupuncture is:
23. On the second visit of a mechanical case, we usually focus on:
24. What are the three stages of soft tissue healing?
25. What muscle does the serratus anterior fascially attach to: