CPP Principles Final Exam Review with Complete Solutions

What are the five signs of inflammation? - ANSWER-S.H.L.R.P. 1. Swelling 2. Heat 3. Loss of Function 4. Redness 5. Pain Instability is confirmed by what? - ANSWER-X-ray series (Davis Series, Flexion/Extension Series, or Medical Series) Who is the primary proponent of segmental dysfunction? - ANSWER-Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson All subsets of segmental dysfunction lead to what? - ANSWER-Facilitation What is the corrective component of segmental dysfunction? - ANSWER-GTO (golgi tendon organ) (the cause of segmental dysfunction is the muscle spindle) The nature of reality/universe? - ANSWER-Metaphysics What is the period of time that separates acute and chronic inflammation? - ANSWER-Acute = from 0-72 hours Chronic = Beyond 72 hours What is the causative component of the segmental dysfunction? - ANSWER-Muscle Spindles Who is the primary proponent of the inflammation hypothesis? - ANSWER-Skip Lantz What is the VSC category of inflammation? - ANSWER-VSC Phase I Who is the person associated with neuroplasticity? - ANSWER-Patterson and Steinmetz What are the other theories associated with the VSC Phase 2? - ANSWER-1. Instability 2. VBI Name the three phases of the Kirkaldy Willis model. - ANSWER-1. Segmental Dysfunction/Hypomobility 2. Instability (unstable) 3. Stabilization Use it or ....? - ANSWER-Lose It What is the nature of knowledge (how do I know)? - ANSWER-Epistemology Inflammation can be caused by what? - ANSWER-Immobilization (Immobilization initiates inflammation) What is the VSC Phase for instability? - ANSWER-VSC phase II What is the approach that combines quantitative and qualitative research? - ANSWER-Multi-methodology