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Chiro theories module 7 Questions with
Correct Answers | Updated (100% Correct
Answers)
SMT effects categories Answer: Mechanical and Neurobiologic
components.

Top three reasons for chiropractic care Answer: Low back pain, neck
pain, and headaches.

Condition with strongest evidence for SMT Answer: Chronic low
back pain.

Acute low back pain definition Answer: Pain lasting 6 weeks or less.

Chronic low back pain definition Answer: Pain lasting more than 3
months.

Primary goal of manual therapy Answer: Restore mobility and
function while minimizing fibrosis.

Adjustive force in SMT Answer: Clinician's kinetic energy and
mechanical resistance of tissues.

Tribonucleation Answer: Formation of vapor/gas bubbles in joint
fluid due to local pressure drop.




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Effects after cavitation Answer: Increased joint space and range of
motion, mechanoreceptor stimulation.

Refractory period after cavitation Answer: About 20 minutes.

Five joint fixation hypotheses Answer: Interarticular adhesions,
interarticular block, interdiscal block, periarticular fibrosis, joint
instability.

Causes of interarticular adhesions Answer: Adhesions between facet
joint surfaces from injury or immobilization.

Interarticular block Answer: Entrapment of a meniscoid within the
facet joint capsule.

Interdiscal block Answer: Internal derangement of the disc due to
aging, trauma, or degeneration.

Effects of Cox Flexion-Distraction Answer: Reduces intradiscal
pressure, widens foramina, decreases nerve pressure.

Periarticular fibrosis Answer: Fibrosis and adhesions outside the
joint capsule causing restricted motion.

Clinical joint instability Answer: Painful loss of segmental control
due to weak ligaments or poor motor control.

Analgesic hypothesis theories Answer: Pain Gate Theory and
Descending Modulation of Pain.

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