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CBP Final Exam Actual Exam Version 3 Newest 2025/2026 Complete All 300 Questions And Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers) |Already Graded A+||Brand New Version!!
What should you additionally try to detect when visualizing a high shoulder in a patient? - ANSWER-A high shoulder will often have an accompanying compensatory lateral lateral flexion of the head
What should you have a patient do prior to posture analysis? - ANSWER-Remove their shoes, take some steps before coming to rest, close their eyes, and have them nod up and down a few times.
What should you look for globally in terms of posture analysis?
- ANSWER-Relationship of the head over the thoracic spine
(head to rib cage) and the thoracic spine to the pelvis (compare scapula to PSIS).
What anatomical landmarks should you check for alignment from the front of a patient? - ANSWER-1. midstance 1 / 4
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- pubic symphysis
- jugular or episternal notch
- philtrum (concavity above middle of upper lip)
- glabella (between eyes)
What anatomical landmarks should you check for alignment in a lateral visualization of a patient? - ANSWER-1. lateral malleolus
- greater trochanter
- AC joint
- EAM/tragus
Describe the curves of a spine geometrically - ANSWER- Cervical lordosis is based off a circle Thoracic kyphosis is elliptical with more curvature at the top Lumbar lordosis is ellpitical with more curvature at the bottom
What are the axes of the right hand rule with regards to translation? - ANSWER-C7 is X, index is Z, thumb pointed up is Y
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Positive translation is in the direction of fingers, ie +X to the left, +Z forward in the sagittal plane, +Y up
CBP denotes translation as T
Use the right hand rule to determine rotation - ANSWER-Wrap your fingers around the vector in question. Fingers will still point in the direction of the axes. Image depicts +X rotation, or flexion. +Y is L rotation, + Z is R lateral flexion.
CBP denotes rotation as R
Define degrees of freedom - ANSWER-The number of axes around which an object can rotate
Typically 6 degrees of freedom allowing for 12 possible single movements
CBP shorthand for type of movement: - ANSWER-Translation
(T) Rotation (R)
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CBP shorthand for axis of movement: - ANSWER-X, Y, or Z,
listed as a subscript
L/R lateral translation - ANSWER-+/- Tx
Superior/inferior translation - ANSWER-+/- Ty
Forward/backward translation - ANSWER-+/- Tz
Flexion/Extension - ANSWER-+/- Rx
L/R Rotation - ANSWER-+/- Ry
R/L Lateral Flexion - ANSWER-+/- Rz
CBP shorthand for object moved: - ANSWER-Head (H)
Thorax (T) Pelvis (P)
CBP shorthand for direction of movement: - ANSWER-+/-
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