Step II Savarese errors

[MDpride]

1. Pg # 108 Sacral Inhibition is indicated for Constipation and pain due to cervical dilation.So, it should be normalizing sympathetic rather than hyperparasympathetic activity as written in the book.Because hyperparasympathetic activity will not cause constipation and not cervical dilation as per table on pg 102.
2. Pg. 55 Q # 5. according to book correct ans is B. i think it should be C. Because, according to pg. 51 (section F) sacral rotation has L5 rotated in the same direction as Sacrum. did they used the word ROTATION instead of TORSION or their answer is wrong?
3. Same for Q # 6 on pg 55.

thank you.

 

[digitlnoize]

1. Pg # 108 Sacral Inhibition is indicated for Constipation and pain due to cervical dilation.So, it should be normalizing sympathetic rather than hyperparasympathetic activity as written in the book.Because hyperparasympathetic activity will not cause constipation and not cervical dilation as per table on pg 102.
2. Pg. 55 Q # 5. according to book correct ans is B. i think it should be C. Because, according to pg. 51 (section F) sacral rotation has L5 rotated in the same direction as Sacrum. did they used the word ROTATION instead of TORSION or their answer is wrong?
3. Same for Q # 6 on pg 55.

thank you.

Not near my book this second, but there are no sympathetics in the sacral region.

I'm sure every book gives a different answer anyways...all this autonomic "normalization" stuff is a bit sketchy if you ask me, except for maybe the OA stuff...

 

[MDpride]

Not near my book this second, but there are no sympathetics in the sacral region.

I'm sure every book gives a different answer anyways...all this autonomic "normalization" stuff is a bit sketchy if you ask me, except for maybe the OA stuff...

You are right.
Also, parasympathetic activation doesn't cause constipation or cevix dilation.