Alternative Hypothesis

Question 1

Circulatory hypothesis proposes __ heads to vasoconstriction and treat of relative __ in the involved area.

Answer 1

sympathetic hyperactivity

ischemia

Question 2

Musculoskeletal mobility and strength influence ___.

Answer 2

venous and lymphatic flow

Question 3

Beneficial vascular responses to ADJ’s are theorized to be the result of stimulation to the ___ or ___ function of the musculoskeletal system.

Answer 3

autonomic nervous system

improve

Question 4

__ from sympathetic hyperactivity reduce __ posing a threat to relative ischemia.

Answer 4

Vasoconstriction

blood volume

Question 5

Subluxation/dysfunction is the source of altered Segmental __.

Answer 5

sympathetic stress

Question 6

Spinal dysfunction may be associated with decreased __ to the tissues supplied.

Answer 6

circulation

Question 7

Signs of sympathetic joint dysfunction can be

Answer 7

altered texture
moisture
temperature

Question 8

Additional factors directly affecting the circulatory system is musculoskeletal

Answer 8

integrity and function

Question 9

the venous and lymph systems are driven by the sketal muscle movement changing ___ and ___ pressures.

Answer 9

intra-thoracic

intra-abdominal

Question 10

A healthy respiratory pump depends on a functioning __, flexible __ and __ cage.

Answer 10

diaphragm
spine
rib

Question 11

Injury to the circulatory system leading to loss of musculoskeletal mobility and strength results in a potential net loss of

Answer 11

functional capacity and ability to move blood/lymph and tissue vascularization

Question 12

Marked contraction of muscle impedes circulatory __, especially on the __ side, where pressures are __.

Answer 12

flow
venous
lower

Question 13

Neuroplasticity model definition of subluxation

Answer 13

central segmental motor control problem

Question 14

CNS not controlling movements alters paraspinal stretch leading to altered __ affecting central processing.

Answer 14

input to the brain

inaccurate picture of the environment

Question 15

Define Neuroplasticity

Answer 15

ability of the brain to adapt to environmental change

Question 16

What is the correct order of the healthy movement cycle

Answer 16

normal afferent input→
appropriate somatosensory filtering/processing →
appropriate sensorimotor integration→
accurate motor control→
good function→
Appropriate Joint movement

Question 17

Neuroplasticity model is really another type of

Answer 17

dysafferentation

Question 18

In the concept of neuropalsticity, mental health, memory and overall brain functioning improves significantly when __ pathways are formed.

Answer 18

new neural

Question 19

What is viewed as a legitimate source of neuroplasticity development?

Answer 19

chiropractic care

Question 20

Chiropractic care has the ability to treat mental health issues by

Answer 20

increasing blood and nutrient flows throughout the body

Question 21

According to Dr. Celete Campbell, neuroplasticity refers to the __ change in the brain.

Answer 21

physiological

Question 22

Maintaining ideal spine health and

posture does more for the mind and body than living with __.”

Answer 22

misalignment,

subluxations, or deteriorating posture

Question 23

What are the short-term effects of spinal dysfunction?

Answer 23

migraines
mental fog
lethargy
vision problems

Question 24

What are the long-term effects of spinal dysfunction?

Answer 24

negative neuroplasticity