Safety and adverse reactions to treatment

Question 1

Minor Adverse reactions (may occur within 24 hours and resolve in 72 hours)

Answer 1

increased mm pain
joint stiffness/ soreness
tiredness/headache

Question 2

Major adverse reactions

Answer 2

Disc herniation
cauda equina syndrome (dysfunction of multiple lumbar and sacral roots)
Fracture
Joint sprain

Question 2

Major adverse reactions

Answer 2

Disc herniation
cauda equina syndrome (dysfunction of multiple lumbar and sacral roots)
Fracture
Joint sprain
stroke

Question 3

what is a red flag?

Answer 3

sign or symptom that shows the possibility or presence of a serious medical condition that can cause iirevisble disability ir untimely death unless managed propely

Question 4

Sign?

Answer 4

Objective, abnormal which is found by the practitioner, indicators of a problem
(sweating, heart rate, pallor)

Question 5

Symptom?

Answer 5

Subjective, patients pov…
pain, dizziness, numbness, fatigue

Question 6

examples of red flags

Answer 6

peristent nigh pain.
onset of new complaint under age of 20 or over 50
loss of appetite
unexplained weight loss
SOB
chest apin
change in bladder function

Question 6

examples of red flags

Answer 6

peristent nigh pain.
onset of new complaint under age of 20 or over 50
loss of appetite
unexplained weight loss
SOB
chest apin
change in bladder function

Question 7

what is a contraindication

Answer 7

something that mkaes a particular treatment inadivasble

Question 8

Absolute Contraindications

Answer 8

weak bone (osteoporosis)
neurological dysfunction
Vascular insufficiency
lack of a working diagnosis
pain and or excessive tissue feedback
non compliance by patient