Motor Vehicle Accidents and the Neck Crossword

clinical manifestations of whiplash related conditions (abbr)
car accident in clinical terms (abbr)
fleeting ________ may be a secondary symptom of whiplash
muscle primarily responsible for ipsilateral lateral flexion and contralateral rotation
slight decrease of the cervical lordosis occurs when this muscle fires
When looking at patients with whiplash, cervical ________ were weaker than their antagonist
__________-____________ flexion test used to isolate longus capitis and its synergist from the superficial neck flexors
Pain without a clear MOI or cause
A study examining ligament elongation to failure found ___________ __________ to be the stiffest (2 wds)
aka for zygapophyseal joint
Most whiplash occurs at speeds of less than _____-______ km/h
SCM activation typically precedes activation of the _______________
# of Grades on Quebec Task Force Classification for whiplash-associated disorders
Collisions where the contact is occurring from the _______ tend to cause greater injury
ipsilateral TVPs could be prone to what kind of injury from a side impact collision?
bone serving as the distal attachment for longus capitis
contraction of the ant neck muscles, passive tissue tensoin of the ant inert tissues, and contact with the ___________ may limit rebound extension during a front impact collision
The _____________ point is often used as the head's center point in MVA studies
Posterior collisions will typically cause tension of the ____________ neck muscles