Safety and grading

Question 1

WHAT IS A RED FLAG

Answer 1

A SIGN OR SYMPTOM THAT INDICATES POSSIBLE OR PROBABLE PRESENCE OF A SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION THAT CAN CAUSE IRREVISIBLE DISABILITY OR UNTIM,ELY DEATH UNLESS MANAGED PROPERLY

Question 2

LIST 6 RED FLAGS

Answer 2

ONSET OF A NEW COMPLAINT UNDER 20 OR OVER 50
BILATERAL NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS
NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OVER MORE THAN 1 DERMATOME
SOB
CHANGE IN URINARY FUNCTION
PERSISTENT NIGHT PAIN

Question 3

WHAT IS AN ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICATION

Answer 3

A SYMPTOM OR CONDITION THAT MAKES A TREATMENT INADVISABLE

Question 4

LIST 6 ABSOLUTE CONTRAINDICIAITON

Answer 4

WEAK BONE
PAIN OR EXCESSIVE TISSUE FEEDBACK
VASCULAR INSUFFICIENCY (PARTICULAR IN THE NECK)
LACK OF WORKING DX
LACK OF CONSENT
PROGRESSIVE NEURO DISFUNCTION

Question 5

WHAT IS A RELATIVE CONTRAINDICATION

Answer 5

A SYMPTOM OR CONDIDITION THAT SHOULD BE TREATED WITH CAUTION AND UNDERGO A RISK BENEFIT ANALYSIS

Question 6

LIST 6 RELATIVE CONTRAINDICATIONS

Answer 6

PREVIOUS HX OF MALIGNANCY
SEVERE SCOLIOSIS
VERTIGO
RECENT TREATMENT BY ANOTHER PRACTITIONER
ADVERSE REACTION TO TREATMENT
CALCIFICATION OF THE AORTA

Question 7

WHAT IS AN ADVERSE REACTION TO TREATMENT

Answer 7

SOMETHING THAT IVER 1/2 OF NEW PATIENTS EXPERIENCE (MINOR)
THEY WILL OCCUR 24 HOURS AFTER THE TREATMENT AND RESOLVE BY 72 HOURS AFTER
OFTEN OCCUR FROM OVER TREATMENT

Question 8

LIST THE 4 MINOR ADVERSE REACTIONS TO TREATMENT

Answer 8

MUSCLE PAIN
JOINT STIFFNESS
TIREDNESS
HEADACHE

Question 9

LIST THE 5 MAJOR ADVERSE REACTIONS TO TREATMENT

Answer 9

DISC HERNIATION
CAUDA EQUINA
FRACTURE
JOINT SPRAIN
STROKE

Question 10

WHAT ARE THE THREAPUTIC BENEFITS OF TREATMENT

Answer 10

REDUCE PAIN
PROMOTE MOBILITY AND MOVEMENT
PROMOTE TISSUE HEALING AND COLLAGEN REMODELLING VIA MECHANOTRANSDUCTION
PROMOTE FLUID DRAINAGE

Question 11

WHAT IS TART

Answer 11

TENDERNESS
ASSYMETERY
ROM
TISSUE TEXTURE CHANGE

Question 12

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE SYSTEMATIC EVAL OF SKIN

Answer 12

TEMP AND MOBILITY
THICKNESS AND VITALITY
TEXTURE AND SKIN DRAG

Question 13

HOW DO YOU GRADE PULSES

Answer 13

0 - ABSENT
1 - WEAK OR DIMISHED
2 - BRISK OR NORMAL
3 - BOUNDING

Question 14

HOW DO YOU GRADE RIT AND MYOTOMES

Answer 14

5 - NORMAL = COMPLETE ROM AGAINST GRAVITY W/ FULL RESISTANCE
4 - GOOD = COMPLETE ROM AGAINST GRAVITY W/ SOME RESISTANCE
3 - FAIR = COMPLETE ROM AGAINST GRAVITY W/ NO RESISTANCE
2 - POOR = COMPLETE ROM W/ SOME ASSISTANC EGRAVITY ELIMINATED
1 - EVIDENCE OF SLIGHT MUSCULAR CONTRACTION
0 - NO EVIDENCE OF MUSCULAR CONTRACTION

Question 15

HOW DO YOU GRADE REFLEXES

Answer 15

0 - ABSENT
1 - DIMISHED
2 - NORMAL
3 - HYPERACTIVE WITHOUT CLONUS
4 - HYPERACTIVE WITH CLONUS

Question 16

WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR WHEN PALPATING LYMPH NODES

Answer 16

MOBILITY
TENDERNESS
TEXTURE
SIZE