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Motion Palp Midterm
Tri 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Chiro Philosophy | the human body has inherent qualities to provide protection, maintenance, and restoration of health, and the nervouse system does all this. When nerve energy is interfered with pathophysiologic processes develop. |
| Chiro Science | the relationship betwenn structure, primarily the spine, and function , primarily the nervous system, of the body as that relationship may affect the resoration and preservation of health |
| Subluxation | Incomplete dislocation, a displacement in which articular surfaces have not lost contact, or a partially reduced dislocation |
| Fixation | 2 or more spinal units |
| Juxtaposition | 2 vertebra misaligned |
| ACC Subluxation | a complex of functional and or structural and or pathological articular changes that compromise neutral integrity and may influence organ system function and general health |
| Causes of Subluxation | Trauma(macro and micro), Toxins, Thoughts |
| Joint Play | That degree of end movement or distention in a joint allowed passively that cannot be achieved through voluntary movement |
| Total joint movement | voluntary ROM + Joint play. Voluntary motion and exercise cannot produce or restore joint play. The presence or absence of joint play can only be demonstrated passively |
| More joint Play | loss of joiny play produces pain on testing whenever it is challenged. Muscles that move a joint with joint dysfunction become hypertonicand the ROM is restricted |
| Fixing Joint Play | it can only be restored by a mobilizing force(adjustment) delivered in line with the plane of articulation and against the motion resistance(fixation) |
| Fixation | Any physical, functional, of phychic mechanism that produces a loss of segmental mobility within its normal ROM |
| Fixation | The process of making or the state of being immovable |
| 4 Types of fixation | Muscular, Ligamentous, Articular, Bony |
| YZ Plane | saggittal plane. Cuts your body in right and left sides |
| XY Plane | Coronal Plane. Front and Back |
| XZ Plane | Transverse Plane. Top and Bottom |
| What is movement about the x axis, and through the sagittal plane? | Flexion and extention |
| What is movement about the y axis and through the transverse plane? | Rotation |
| What is movement about the z axis and through the coronal plane? | Lateral Flexion |
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