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VSC/PART Flashcards

1
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Principle 17

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Cause and Effect - every cause has an effect and vice versa

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Principle 18

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Evidence of Life - we should live life to it’s potential

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Principle 20

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Innate Intelligence - every living thing has it

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Principle 21

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The mission of innate intelligence - active organization/homeostasis

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5
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Principle 24

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Limits of Adoption - limitations of matter (not just physical, it’s physiological)

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6
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Principle 30

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The cause of dis-ease - failure to ADAPT - transmission of innate

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7
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Principle 31

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Subluxation - cause? Effect? 3 G’s (+ 4th T - Tolerance)

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8
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Vertebral Subluxation Complex includes what 5 things?

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Kinesiopathology
Myopathology
Neuropathology
Histopathology
Pathophysiology
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9
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VSC - atypical position or motion

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kinesiopathology

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10
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VSC - muscular dysfunction resulting in hypo/hypertonicity

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myopathology

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VSC - dysfunction or disease of the nervous systerm

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neuropathology

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12
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VSC - disease or dysfunction at a cytological level

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histopathology

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13
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VSC - functional changes associated with disease or injury

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pathophysiology

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14
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Assessing Kinesiopathology (5)

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History
Static/motion pulsation
ROM
Posture
Imaging (Rad/MR/CT)
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15
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Assessing Myopathology: (5)

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History
Pulsation
Motor exam
Posture
Specialized studies (EMG)
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16
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Assessing neuropathology: (5)

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History
Instrumentation
DTR's
Sensory/Motor Exam
Specialized studies (imaging/NCV)
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17
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Assessing histopathology: (4)

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History, pulsation, imaging, blood chemistry

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18
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VSC - what would be considered a pathophysiology?

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Named differential diagnoses. Ex: subjugation, but also fracture, CA etch.

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19
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What would be considered internal cause?

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VSC

20
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What would be considered external causes?

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3 T’s

21
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Tonicity would be what part of VSC?

A

myopathology

22
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What DC protocols are used in determining Kinesiopathology?

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Static/motion pulsation
ROM
Posture
Imaging (Rad/MR/CT)

23
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What do we use in this class to determine neuropathology?

A

instrumentation

24
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What would inflammation or edema show concerning VSC?

A

histopathology

25
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Clinical documentation of the subluxation utilizes the PART acronym if you are utilizing ______?

A

Physical examination

26
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The P.A.R.T. system was devised by who?

A

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

27
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PART - P = ?

A

Pain and tenderness

28
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PART - A = ?

A

Asymmetry or Misalignment

29
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PART - R = ?

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Range of Motion Abnormality

30
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PART - T = ?

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Tissue/Tone changes

31
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What are some ways to assess pain and tenderness?

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Observation
palpation/provocation
VAS
Audio confirmation
Pain Questionnaires
32
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What is the most common assessment for the P in Part system?

A

Pain questionnaires

33
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What are some ways to assess for asymmetry of misalignment?

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Observation
Static and dynamic pulsation
Diagnostic imaging

34
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What are some ways to assess range of motion?

A

Observation
Motion pulsation
Stress diagnostic imaging
ROM measuring devices

35
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Ways to assess for tissue tone changes?

A

Observation
Pulsation
Use of instrumentation
Tests for length and strength

36
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Leg length check falls under what part of the PART system?

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T - tissue tone changes

37
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Kinesiopathology uses what in the PART system?

A

A, R

38
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Myopathology uses what part of the PART system?

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PAT

39
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Neuropathology uses what part of the PART system?

A

PAT

40
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Histopathology uses what part of the PART system?

A

PAT

41
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Under A of PART system, assessing Kinesiopathology what would you do?

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Pulsation, imaging, posture

42
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For P of PART system, how would you assess neuropathology?

A

provocation

43
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For A of PART system, how would you assess neuropathology?

A

MRI

44
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Using instrumentation to assess neuropathology, what part of the PART system is this?

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T - tissue tone changes

45
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To assess histopathology, under the A of the PART system, what would you do?

A

Observation or swelling/inflammation

46
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To assess histopathology under the A of the PART system, what would you do?

A

Instrumentation

Observing inflammation/swelling

47
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Is the VCS/PART relationship a linear relationship?

A

NO

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