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1
Q

What does Chiropractic Philosophy tell us

A

The body is intelligent and self regulating (innate)
Universal intel created innate
How well me use educated determines expression of innate

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2
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who wrote the 33 principals

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Ralph W. Stephenson

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3
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What is Principal 17

A

Cause and effect

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4
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What is Principal 18

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Live life to its potential

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5
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What is principal 20

A

Innate is in every living thing

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6
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What is principal 21

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Homeostasis is the job of innate

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7
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What is principal 24

A

Limitation of matter/ Adaptation

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8
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What is principal 30

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Failure to adapt = cause of dis-ease

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9
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What is principal 31

A

Subluxations

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10
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What are the 3 T’s that can cause a subluxation

A

Traumas
Thoughts
Toxins

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11
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What are the parts of the VSC

A

Kinesiopathology
Myopathology
Neuropathology
Histopathology

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12
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How can you determine Kinesiopathology

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History
palpation
ROM
posture
Imaging
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13
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How can you determine Myopathology

A 
History
Palpation
Motor exam
posture
specialized studies
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14
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How can you determine Neuropathology

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History
Instrumentation
DTR's
Sensory/motor exam
Special studies
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15
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How can you determine Histopathology

A

History
Palpation
Imagin
Blood chemistry

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16
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What is the functional changes associated with a disease of injury

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Pathophysiology

17
Q

What are the parts of P.A.R.T

A

Pain + tenderness
Asymmetry + misalignment
Range of motion
Tissue/tone changes

18
Q

How can we document Pain for PART

A

observation
Palpation, provocation
Scale 1-10
Questionnaires

19
Q

How can we document Asymmetry for PART

A

Observation (gait,posture)
Palpation
Imaging

20
Q

How can we document ROM for PART

A

observation
Mo-Palpation
Stress imaging
ROM device

21
Q

How can we document Tone for PART

A

Observation
Palpation
Instrumentation
Leg checks + muscle str

22
Q

What part of the VSC is related to A and R for PART

A

Kinesiopathology

23
Q

What part of the VSC is related to P A T for PART

A

Myopathology
Neuropathology
Histopathology

24
Q

What is the value of postural analysis

A

Explains muscular causes of pain

indicator of pathology

25
Q

What is Anthropometrics

A

The study of Human measurements concerned with size and shape

26
Q

What is a List

A

patients overall tendency to favor right or left

27
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What is a lean

A

To be in a sloping position

28
Q

What can be looked at for a postural analysis in anterior view

A

global list
global lean
Head tilt
Thoracic tilt

29
Q

What can be looked at for a postural analysis in the lateral view

A 
Global list (A-P)
Head carriage
Thoracic kyphosis
Throacic rotation
Lumbar lordosis
30
Q

What can be look at for a postural analysis in the posterior view

A 
Head rotation
Head Tilt
Scoliosis
Pelvic tilt
Pelvic rotation
31
Q

A patient come into your office with Right thoracic tilt, Scapular prominence, Scapular Tilt, Pelvic tile, and a Asymmetric skin fold

What do they have

A

Scoliosis

32
Q

What do you look for asymmetry in a prone leg check

A

Inversion
Foot flare
Plantar flexion

33
Q

When doing a leg check what is one thing to make sure you dont do

A

Torsion the tibia or femur

34
Q

What is the order to follow when treating a patient

A 
History
Leg check
Instrumentation
Palpation
Spinography
VSC
Adaptation
education on 3t's
35
Q

What parts of the PART system can be satisfied by static palpation

A

Pain/tenderness
Asymmetry
Tissue/Tone

36
Q

What parts of the VSC are covered by static palpation

A

Kinesiopathology
Myopathology
Histopathology
Neuropathology

37
Q

When is static palpation best utliized

A

After instrumentation indicates a break

38
Q

What can be looked at with the light touch parts of Static palpation

A

Sudoriferous changes
Turgidity
Surface tonicity

39
Q

What can be look at with the deep touch parts of static palpation

A 
Tissue Prominency (bony)
Palpatory tenderness
Deep tonicity changes

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