Week 1

What is consider the normal degree of nerve tension?

Tone

T/F

Activity level of the nervous system is also consider tone.

True

What is the AKA we may see on Board for tone?

Both

What could either increase or decrease nerve tension?

Subluxation

At the Origin of Chiropractic who dealt with the nerve system?

D.D. Palmer

At the orgin of Chiropractic who dealt with improving circulation?

A.T Still

Nerve Cells → ____→ Tissue Cells

Efferent Motor

Nerve Cells←____← Tissue Cells

Afferent Sensory

What is the purpose of chiropratic care?

Optimize Health

What is the principle of chiropractic care?

Everything is related to the nervous system

What constitute the practice of chiropractic care?

All of the option

T/F

Subluxation is a complec of functional and/or structural and/or pathological articular changes that compromise neural integrity and may influence organ system function and general health.

True

What thrive from you are more than just your body parts?

Vitalism

What thrive from the loss of health is multidimensional?

Holism

What thrive from patient centered care?

Humanism

What thrive from natural lifestyle choices preferred?

Naturalism

What thrive from emphasis on prevention?

Therapeutic Conservatism

What is an adjustment?

High Velocity Low Amplitude

What is the front boarder of IVF?

Vertebral Body and Disc

What is the back of IVF?

Facet Joint

What is the ineferior and superior portion of an IVF?

Pedicle

What shape is a healthy IVF?

Bean

What shape is an Subluxated IVF?

Hour-glass shape

What is the purpose of the transforaminal ligament?

Separate vascular and lymphatic ligament

If there is a higher TFL issue what maybe expected?

Vascular issue

If there is a lower TFL issue what maybe expected?

Neurological issue

Where does cervical nerve exit in the IVF?

Inferior Portion

Where does thoracic nerve exit in the IVF?

Middle Portion

Where does the Lumbar nerve exit the IVF?

Superior Portion

What is an immediate effect of compression on nerve roots?

Reduce the speed of contraction

What is an affect of compression on peripheral nerve?

Slows down the conduction rate

Where does the epineurium arises from?

Dura mater

What cover the peripheral nerves?

Perineurium

Why is the peripheral nerve surround by perineurium?

Everything listed is the mechanism of perineurium

T/F

Nerve compression cause tendon reflexes to be weaken or decreased.

True

How come capillaries differ from those in the rest of the body?

Everything listed

What moves blood through the capillary?

Contraction and Relaxation of smooth muscle on arterioles

What process make nutrient waste exchange possible?

Diffusion and osmosis

What is a result of retrograde flow?

Physiological Conduction Block (Neurapraxia)

Which aspect of nerve capillaries contribute to edema of the nerve root?

Extravagation

What is the results of chronic compression of a nerve root?

Degeneration