Which of the following modes of treatment are infrequently required for peds patients?

Which of the following uterine anomalies is important to consider in a peds patient's birth history?

Sort the fontanelles and how many there are of each.

Match the curve development with the cause.

Specific segmental motion is not appreciated until __ months of age.

At birth, the SC ends at 

At birth, the spinal cord nerve roots are ___ oriented.

At age 6, the spinal cord moves to

At age 6, the SC nerve roots are 

At birth, what is the vertebrae made up of

At one year, the vertebrae begin to fuse with no union until age

At age 6, union begins in the __

In the sacrum, lower segments start to ossify at age

Complete ossification of the sacrum happens by age

In the hip, the triradiate cartilage closes by age

Infants gurgle because they lack

Which of the following is not one of the 4 parts at birth that surround the foramen magnum?

Which of the following cranial nerves are for swallowing and may be responsible for excessive gag reflex?

Which of the following cranial nerves is required for swallowing?

Which of the following cranial nerves is responsible for torticollis bc innervates the SCM and trap as well as the intrinsic muscles of the larynx?

Which of the following cranial nerves is responsible for a suckling deficit?

What muscle is not innervated by CN XI?

What structure is related to CN IX and CN XII?

In otitis media, it is important to promote drainage of the middle ear via lymphatic channels using

Which of the following actions opens the Eustachian tube?

Which technique is most important in treating otitis media?

The basic cause of sinusitis is ___ complex inflammation and infection.

Which of the following is not a risk for torticollis?

Plagiocephaly is a complication of torticollis, so what intervention helps to treat it and develops neck control and hand-eye coordination?

Which of the following could occur in a patient with plagiocephaly?

A hard fall on the __ can precipitate an asthma attack.

Which ribs typically have an SD in patients with asthma?

Which technique should be avoided to the thoracic spine in asthma exacerbation patients?

Which technique is a common osteopathic approach in children?

Which of the following describes inflammation mediated by chemicals in the ECF?

Which of the following  is where nociceptive input goes to and has segmental facilitation?

Which of the following describes cytokines crossing the BBB and facilitation of nociception through ascending spinal tracts provide input to the HPA axis?

Which of the following is an outcome of OMT on pneumonia patients?

Which of the following is an outcome of OMT on pneumonia patients?

Sort CI and indications for OMT in the hospital.

What is the order of an osteopathic exam in a hospitalized patient?

Which of the following type of VSR has warm, boggy, moist and/or skin drag and lacks a firm, stiff endpoint? 

Which of the following type of VSR has warm, boggy, moist and/or skin drag and lacks a firm, stiff endpoint? 

Which of the following type of VSR has thickened skin, localized muscle contraction, hard/tense muscles, and stiff joints with articular motion restrictions that are firm with more definitive end feel? 

Which of the following type of VSR has warm, boggy, moist superimposed on deeper hard, stiff tissues? 

Vagal afferent firing stimulates

What is the treatment in patients with asthma?

What is the treatment in patients with pneumonia?

What is the treatment in patients with bronchitis?

Rib function is closely related to __ function through sympathetic chain ganglia.

The nociception via sympathetics for the GI system is at which levels?

The VSR for cholecystitis is

The VSR for pancreatitis is

Why is reliable OMM research difficult to achieve?

Which of the following groups receive a manipulation that mimics an intervention?

Which of the following groups receive a a treatment that is usually standard care or routine medical intervention?

Which of the following has the highest level of evidence and includes reviews of many randomized controlled trials?

Which of the following is the most reliable single study?

Which of the following is the least reliable form of scientific research?

Sort the following types of data.

What was the very first review of osteopathic literature of its kind?

What were the results from Liccidarone et al. (2010)?

Which of the following statements is true of the Liccidarone et al. (2010) study?

The follow up study done by Liccidarone et al. (2013) showed that those with high baseline pain levels had a __ reduction in LBP, improved function and increased satisfaction with OMT?

Match the area that is easily compressible with its location.

Which of the following is directly controlled by the hypothalamus?

Which of the following is an area that contains ANS?

Which of the following are the best places to palpate VSR?

Order the timeline of VSR and pain.

Paradoxic movement of the abdomen during breathing indicates

Paradoxic movement of the lower ribs during breathing indicates

How would you record the finding after seeing a hospitalized patient?