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VSC/PART/Principles Flashcards

1
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Kinesiopathology

A

atypical motion/position

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How do we determine a kinesiopathology?

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List

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What do you need to record when determining kinesiopathology?

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

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Myopathology

A

dysfunction in muscles (tonicity/weakness/asymmetry)

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What do you need to record when determining a myopathology?

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

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Neuropathology

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compression/stretch/axoplasmic flow of nervous sytem

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What do you need to record when determining a neuropathology?

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history, instrumenation, deep tendon reflex, sensory/motor exam, specialized studies (imaging, NCV)

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Histopathology

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edema/inflammation cascade on a cellular level

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What do you need to record when determining a histopathology?

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history, palpation, imaging, blood chemistry

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10
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pathophysiology

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functional changes associated with disease (measles, cancer, etc), dis-ease (subluxation complex) or injury

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What do you need to record when determining a pathophysiology?

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What your named differential diagnoses are
What your paradigm and scope is
How you will render care
Patient education

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12
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What are the components of VSC?

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neuropathology, histopathology, myopathology, kinesiopathology, pathophysiology

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Principle 17

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every cause has an effect and vice versa

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Principle 18

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we should live life to its potential

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Principle 20

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every living thing has innate intelligence

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Principle 21

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the mission of innate intelligence is homeostasis

17
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Principle 24

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limitations of adaption

18
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Principle 30

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the cause of dis-ease is failure to adapt

19
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Principle 31

A

Is the subluxation the cause or the effect?

20
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What does the P stand for in the PART system?

A

pain and tenderness

21
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How do you determine if there is anything to record for P of the PART system?

A 
observing the pain the patient exhibits
percussion, palpation, provocation
visual analog scale
audio confirmation
pain questionnaire (history)
22
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What does the A stand for in the PART system?

A

asymmetry or misalignment

23
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How do you determine if there is anything to record for A of the PART system?

A

observing patient posture and gaid
static and dynamic palpation
diagnostic imagin

24
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What does the R stand for in the PART system?

A

ROM abnormality

25
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How do you determine if there is anything to record for R of the PART system?

A

observing an increase or decrease in ROM
motion palpation
stress diagnostic imaging

26
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What does the T stand for in the PART system?

A

tissue tone changes

27
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How do you determine if there is anything to record for T of the PART system?

A

observation
palpation
use of instrumentation
tests for length and strength

28
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Kinesiopathology and what part of the PART system are related?

A

A and R

29
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Myopathology and what part of the PART system are related?

A

P, A, T

30
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Neuropathology and what part of the PART system are related?

A

P, A, T

31
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Histopathology and what part of the PART system are related?

A

P, A, T

32
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Static palpation is insightful about which components of VSC?

A

Kinesiopathology, myopathology, histopathology, neuropathology

33
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What is the flow of treating a patient?

A

History/smptomatology, visualization-posture/leg check, instrumentation, static and motion palpation, spinography (intrinsic cause), VSC, adjust with appropriate technique, lifestyle education (extrinsic cause)

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34
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What are the levels of pressure from least to most invasive?

A

sudoriferous, turgidity, tonicity, tissue prominency, palpatory tenderness, deep tonicity changes

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