Chiro 1 - Part 2 Flashcards
Range of motion on hip joint
Hand on greater trochanter
F. 135 E. 30 (prone) I. 35 E. 45 Ab. 45 Add. 20
1924 B.J introduced
The Neurocalometer which is a spinal heat sensing instrument
What is toggle recoil?
Hole in one with the pisiform on either atlas or axis
Thompson technique
High velocity, low amplitude with drop
Contact on the sacrotuberous ligament is what technique?
Logan basic
Diversed technique
Identify subluxations by palpation and examinations. Using both high and low velocity
Gonstead
Adjusting through the discs, subluxation based, full spine, xray everyone.
Applied kinesiology
Muscle, glands and visceral and more focused on the external forces and how they impact the body.
Sacro-occipital technique
CSF based. Remove blockages in the CSF flow by putting blocks, and then treating.
What is a chiropractic adjustment?
High velocity technique which incorporate a dynamic thrust.
What is the paraphysiological zone?
The range of motion in any synovial joint beyond the elastic barrier. Full passive ROM.
Who was know as the ‘Abraham Flexner’ of Chiropractic?
John Nuget
Who invented the neurocalometer?
Dossa Evins
Who many chiropractic teaching institudes are recognised by World Federation of Chiropractic?
38 + 4 duplicates
According to Berznick (2008) what is the refractory period for lumbar facet-joints following manipulaion?
20 minutes
Give three examples of Chiro collages in the US
Oklahoma, New York, Washington
Name function of Raffinian nerve endings in the dermis
Temperature sensation
Name the compartments of PARTS
Pain & tenderness Asymmetry ROM abnormality Tone, texture, temperature Special tests
What is the VB artery strains during HSLA cervical spinal manipulation
3,2 and 5,9% strain