Worksheet Flashcards

1
Q

A subluxation results in irritation, compression or destruction of the spinal cord?

A

Myelopathy

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Mechanical pressures and tensions cause a myriad of subclinical neurophysiologic alterations?

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Nerve Compression

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3
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A subluxation results in impaired or disturbed visceral function?

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Somato-Autonomic Imbalance

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4
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Synovial fluid thickening is followed by fibro-fatty consolidation, then intraarticular adhesions and then ankylosis?

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Immobilization Degeneration

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5
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These normal structures significantly reduce the space available for the spinal N?

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Transforaminal Ligaments

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These structures are more susceptible to nerve conduction block from compression, tensile deformation, chemical irritants and metabolic abnormalities?

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Dorsal N Root

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7
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These structures can cause disturbance of the cervical spinal cord by lateral traction?

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Dentate Ligament

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Movement of macromolecules within a neuron may be interfered with by a subluxation?

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Axoplasmic Transport

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9
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Subluxation may render innervated structures more vulnerable to dysfunction or disease?

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Neurodystrophic

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10
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An overuse injury to the elbow leads to muscle tension and joint fixation in the cervical spine?

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Somato-Somatic Reflex

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Spinal subluxations affect ascending pathways of the reticular activating system, resulting in conditions such as insomnia or restlessness?

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Somatopsychic

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Injruy in the spine leads to infiltration of histamine, protein-derived factors resting in rubor tumor, calor, dolor, and function laesa?

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Inflammation

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Somatic dysfunction creates overt signs and symptoms that stimulate rather than cause internal organ disease?

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Mimicry

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Rotation and extension movements of the neck may result in drop attacks and or symptoms such as dizziness with atlas laterality or vasucle anomalies?

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Vertebrobasilar Insufficiency

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Severe or repeated trauma or stresses with subsequent collagenous scarring of ligamentous capsular and discal tissues, result in misalignment observable with imaging procedures, predisposing to painful episodes and disability (VSC phase 2)?

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Instability

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16
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Adjustive intervention enhances patient health and well being?

A

Wellness

17
Q

The founder of chiropractic believed that irritated nerves would result in lowered tissue resistance?

A

Neuroimmune

18
Q

Leaf like fibroadipose folds of synovium that attach to the inner surfaces of joint capsules and project into the joint cavities. They may become entrapped, causing pain and restricting motion

A

Intra-articular Meniscoids

19
Q

Dealing with conditions for which there is less effective medical treatment and an absence of a distinct pathophysiologic alteration by adjusting and communicating concepts of health (as opposed to disease) and recognizing the importance of social factor?

A

Social

20
Q

The most common spinal lesion treated by chiropractors (medicare guidelines term)?

A

Segmental Dysfunction

21
Q

Abnormal spinal function that is limited to a particular spinal region

A

Regional Dysfunction

22
Q

Lowered threshold for firing in a spinal cord segment as a result of afferent bombardment associated with spinal lesions?

A

Segmental Facilitation

23
Q

Measures pain using a force gage?

A

Algometry

24
Q

What are the IVF boundaries?

A

Pedicle
Vertebral Bodies
IVD
Zygapopyseal Joint

25
Q

What are the IVF contents?

A
Transforaminal ligaments
Spinal branch of lumbar segmental A
Intervertebral V
Epidural adipose tissue
Ventral and dorsal N roots
Lymphatic channel
Recurrent meningeal N
26
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What is radicular pain?

A

Sharp and Stabbing

27
Q

What is somatic referred pain?

A

Dull, ache, difficult to localize, constant in nature.