Final

Question 1

Not part of 1st essential question

Answer 1

Exercise

Question 2

When pt exhibits signs/symptoms recommend end range loading in direction

Answer 2

Centralization signs

Question 3

Spinal adjusting, reasonable choice

Answer 3

Segmental pain

Question 4

Anti-inflammatory measures appear useful, with this sign/symptom

Answer 4

Neurodynamic

Question 5

The treatment strategy appears appropriate, centralizations signs

Answer 5

Neural mobilization

Question 6

General fitness training, this perpetuating factor os spainl pain

Answer 6

Dynamic instability

Question 7

Perpetuating factor, spinal pain requires ongoing peripheral nociceptive input

Answer 7

CPH

Question 8

Perpetuating part of spinal pain, whiplash injury tension headaches

Answer 8

Oculomotor dysfunction

Question 9

Categorizing pts based on

Answer 9

Primary pain generators

Question 10

Pt responds to pain by stopping walking 2 miles per day

Answer 10

Passive coping

Question 11

Important to return pt to their pre-injury status

Answer 11

Graded exposure

Question 12

Dr. Owens, moderate validity

Answer 12

Prone leg length inequality

Question 13

According to dr. Owen’s WOF subluxation assess. Showed both reliability and validity

Answer 13

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