VSC

Question 1

What are the 5 parts of the Vertebral Subluxation Complex?

Answer 1

Kinesiopathology, Myopathology, Neuropathology, Histopathology, Pathophysiology

Question 2

position/motion

Answer 2

kinesiopathology

Question 3

tonicity, weakness, asymmetry

Answer 3

myopathology

Question 4

compression, stretch, axoplasmic flow

Answer 4

neuropathology

Question 5

edema, inflammation cascade

Answer 5

histopathology

Question 6

name the disease

Answer 6

pathophysiology

Question 7

What is Kinesiopathology?

Answer 7

atypical position or motion

Question 8

How can you evaluate for kinesiopathology?

Answer 8

history, static/motion palpation, ROM, posture, imaging

Question 9

How can you evaluate for kinesiopathology?

Answer 9

history, static/motion palpation, ROM, posture, imaging

Question 10

What is myopathology?

Answer 10

muscular dysfunction resulting in hypo/hyper tonicity

Question 11

How can you evaluate for myopathology?

Answer 11

history, palpation, motor exam, posture, studies (EMG)

Question 12

What is neuropathology?

Answer 12

dysfunction or disease of the nervous system

Question 13

How can you evaluate for neuropathology?

Answer 13

history, instrumentation, deep tendon reflexes, sensory/motor exams, studies (imaging, NVC)

Question 14

What is histopathology?

Answer 14

disease or dysfunction at a cytogenic level

Question 15

How can you evaluate for histopathology?

Answer 15

history, palpation, imaging, blood chemistry

Question 16

What is pathophysiology?

Answer 16

functional changes associated with disease or injury

Question 17

How can you evaluate for pathophysiology?

Answer 17

what are your named differential diagnoses, what is your paradigm and scope, how will you render care, patient education