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VSC PART System Flashcards

1
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What is the VSC?

A

Model of spinal dysfunction, organizes our thoughts into a structured manner, provides common language

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VSC of kinesiopathology

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Postion/ motion

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VSC of neuropathology

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Reflexes/ altered sensation/ pain

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VSC of myopathology

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Tone/ weakness/ atrophy

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VSC of histopathology

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Edema/ inflammation

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Definition of pathoanatomy

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Nature of disease: causes, process, development and consequences

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Definition of pathophysiology

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Disruption of normal physiology

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Definition of pathobiochemistry

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Disruption of normal biochemistry

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Importance of kinesiopathology

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Lack of motion causes degenerative changes

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Kinesiopathology observed: starred points

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Static palpation, posture

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Importance of neuropathology

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Neurologic component explains/ expands our scope of practice; More than just compressing nerve roots

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Neuropathology: starred points

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Pain

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Neuropathology observed: starred points

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Instrumentation- thermoregulation

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14
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Importance of myopathology

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Muscles maintain osseous relationships, muscle degenerate- atrophy

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Myopathology observed: starred points

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Palpation, posture

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Importance of histopathology

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Dis-ease at the tissue level, inflammation response

17
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Histopathology observed: starred points

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Visualization, palpation

18
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Who developed the PART system?

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

19
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What does the P in PART stand for?

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Pain or tenderness

20
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What does the A in PART stand for?

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Asymmetry or misalignment

21
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What does the R in PART stand for?

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Range of motion abnormality

22
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What does the T in PART stand for?

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Tissue tone changes

23
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Which two components of PART are needed?

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Any 2, but 1 must be A or R

24
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What is P?

A

Pain elicited during the course of the examination, described in terms of location, quality, and intensity

25
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Starred point in P

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Pain during static palpation

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What is A?

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Asymmetry or misalignment may be described at the regional and/or segmental level; Diagnostic imaging may be used

27
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Starred points in A

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Regional (posture), local (static palpation)

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What is R?

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Abnormal range of motion, instrument assisted, diagnostic imaging may be used

29
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What is T?

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Described changes in tone of soft tissue

30
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Starred points of T

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Spasms, inflammation, hypertonicity, hypotonicity, heat-measuring instruments, leg length discrepancy

31
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PART of kinesiopathology

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A and R

32
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PART of neuropathology

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P, A and T

33
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PART of myopathology

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P, A and T

34
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PART of histopathology

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P, A and T

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