Basic Activator Protocol Assessment

This assessment is used to confirm that candidates studying the basic activator protocol course have achieved a full understanding of the course content at the required level.

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Question 1 of 30

1. What is the isolation test for Rib 12?

PD arm up next to head, breath out and hold slightly

Arm opposite PD leg next to head, breath out and hold slightly

PD arm up next to head, deep breath and hold slightly

Arm opposite PD leg next to head, deep breath and hold slightly

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Question 2 of 30

2. When pressure testing the knee which is the correct order?

Medial knee PD side, Medial knee opposite PD side, Lateral knee PD side, Lateral knee opposite PD side

Lateral knee PD side, Medial knee PD side, Lateral knee opposite PD side, Medial knee opposite PD side

Lateral knee PD side, Lateral knee opposite PD side, Medial knee PD side, Medial knee opposite PD side

Medial knee PD side, Lateral knee PD side, Medial knee opposite PD side, Lateral knee opposite PD side

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Question 3 of 30

3. In the thoracic spine, when you adjust the transverse process, you always adjust the opposite rib at the same level when adjusting the following levels

T2-10

T11-12

T2-12

T1-12

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Question 4 of 30

4. For a thoracic vertebral involvement, the contact point for adjustment would be the

Facet joint on the side according to the short/long rule

Mammillary process on the side of the short/long rule

Transverse process on the side according to the short/long rule

Spinous process on the side of the short/long rule

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Question 5 of 30

5. The contact point for the first PI ilium adjustment is

Spine of Ischium on PD side – lateral side of Ischial tuberosity

Spine of Ischium on PD side – medial side of ischial tuberosity

Spine of Ischium on side opposite PD side – medial side of ischial tuberosity

Spine of Ischium on side opposite PD side – lateral side of ischial tuberosity

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Question 6 of 30

6. When confirming the results of a positive Isolation test or Stress test, and before adjusting we should

Continue to do all the other Isolation tests first

Bring the patient up and start again

Pressure test in direction of correction indicated

Stress test in the opposite direction

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Question 7 of 30

7. Pressure tests are designed to make things }. Stress tests are designed to make things . Pressure tests are performed when legs are in position #1. Stress tests are performed when legs are in position #1

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Question 8 of 30

8. What is the correct line of drive for an occiput adjustment?

Anterior and inferior

Anterior, and superior

Anterior, inferior, and lateral

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Question 9 of 30

9. In order to perform the Isolation test for C5, instruct the patient to …

Shrug shoulder on PD side towards ear while head rotated to PD side

Bring the head back to neutral from rotation to the PD side

Press the forehead gently against the headpiece, and relax

Lift head off the table in slight extension, and relax

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Question 10 of 30

10. You have asked a patient to place both their forearms across their back. The PD leg goes short in Position #1 and longer in Position #2. Which adjustment is indicated?

L5 on the PD side

L4 on the PD side

L2 on the side opposite the PD

L2 on the PD side

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Question 11 of 30

11. What is the order for adjusting medial scapula rotation?

Lateral ala of scapula, inferior humerus, inferior lateral ulna, anterior lunate

Medial ala of scapula, inferior humerus, posterior- superior radius, anterior lunate

Medial ala of scapula, superior humerus, inferior lateral ulna, anterior lunate

Lateral ala of scapula, superior humerus, posterior-superior radius, anterior lunate

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Question 12 of 30

12. When isolation testing C1/2 the legs become uneven in position #1. In position #2 they shorten. What do you adjust?

C2 on side opposite to PD leg

C2 on PD side

C1 on PD side

C1 on side opposite to PD leg

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Question 13 of 30

13. Put these in the correct checking order if possibility one is the result of initial leg length test

Knees and Feet
Symphysis Pubis
L4
Pelvis

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Question 14 of 30

14. The contact point for a talus adjustment is…

Medial border of talus. Anterior, and inferior to medial malleolus

Lateral border of talus. Posterior, and superior to lateral malleolus

Lateral border of talus. Anterior, and inferior to lateral malleolus

Medial border of talus. Posterior, and superior to medial malleolus

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Question 15 of 30

15. In anatomical position, what is the proper line of drive on the lunate, as part of the chain of corrections starting with the medial scapula?

Posterior

Inferior

Superior

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Question 16 of 30

16. When raising legs from Position #1 to Position #2 at what degrees flexion do the leg lengths change

90 degrees

30 degrees

45 degrees

20 degrees

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Question 17 of 30

17. Pressure is made with a thumb contact under the PD sacrotuberous ligament in a superior, lateral and posterior direction causing the legs to balance. What have we confirmed involvement of?

PI Ilium PD side

AS Ilium PD side

AS Ilium on side opposite PD

PI Ilium on side opposite PD

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Question 18 of 30

18. Which is the first correction contact point for adjusting an anterior-superior ilium?

The Iliac Fossa

Posterior base of the sacrum

The sacrotuberous ligament

Crest of the ilium

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Question 19 of 30

19. Short/Long Rule. When the PD leg lengthens in position #2 in relation to position #1 it indicates an issue on the side. When it shortens in position #2 in relation to position #1 it indicates an issue on the side.

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Question 20 of 30

20. When asking the patient to tuck their chin towards their chest, which level are we testing?

Posterior Occiput

C1/2

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Question 21 of 30

21. What level is isolated when the patient turns their face to the PD side and they lift the PD shoulder off the table and down again

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Question 22 of 30

22. Which scapular pattern is indicated when the PD elbow is squeezed into side and PD leg reacts by shortening in position #1 and the leg on the PD side is long in position #2

A medial scapular pattern on the PD side

A medial scapular pattern on the opposite PD side

A lateral scapular pattern on the PD side

A lateral scapular pattern on the opposite PD side

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Question 23 of 30

23. What Isolation test is being completed when asking patient to squeeze their knees together and what needs adjusting if the PD leg shortens in position #1 and lengthens in position #2?

Lateral knee – Lateral knee on the PD side

Medial knee – Medial knee on the PD side

Symphysis Pubis – Inferior pubic bone on PD side

Symphysis Pubis – Superior pubic bone on PD side

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Question 24 of 30

24. You have asked a patient to place their PD forearm across their back. The PD leg goes short in Position #1 and shorter in Position #2. Which adjustment is indicated?

L5 on the side opposite the PD

L4 on the side opposite the PD

L4 on the PD side

L5 on the PD side

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Question 25 of 30

25. During Initial Leg Analysis in 85-90% of cases the PD leg goes short in Position #1 and longer in Position #2 – what does this indicate as you starting point?

L4 on the PD side

Symphysis Pubis

L4 on the side opposite the PD

Knees, feet, and Pelvis

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Question 26 of 30

26. T6 affects the stomach and is the most common thoracic vertebra to be an issue. How do we isolation test it?

Turn head to PD side

Lift both arms superior and lateral to head

Lift PD arm superior and lateral to head

Turn head to PD side and lift PD shoulder off table and relax

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Question 27 of 30

27. What is the isolation test for T8?

The patient places the PD forearm superior and lateral to their head

The patient turns their head to the PD side

The patient places the forearm opposite the PD side superior and lateral to their head

The patient places both forearms superior and lateral to their head

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Question 28 of 30

28. Asking the client to place their opposite forearm across their low back is a test for

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Question 29 of 30

29. The line of drive for a lateral knee adjustment is…

Lateral and superior

Medial and superior

Lateral and inferior

Medial and inferior

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Question 30 of 30

30. A pressure test into the lateral knee causes the legs to balance. The proper sequence for adjusting would be

Talus then lateral knee

Cuboid then lateral knee

Lateral knee then Talus

Lateral knee then Cuboid

Question 30 of 30