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In the study "The effective forces transmitted by high-speed, low-amplitude thoracic manipulation", what was done?

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Section 1

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In the study "The effective forces transmitted by high-speed, low-amplitude thoracic manipulation", what was done?

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-10 chirps attempt SPLM -measure peak forces along lateral thigh, PSIS, iliac crest, spine -compare force magnitudes and distribution between caveating and non-cavitating SPLM

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Components of a technique system

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1. theory regarding the nature of a lesion (dogma) 2. diagnostic method 3. method used to perform adjustment (technique)

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Tribonucleation

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formation of bubbles

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Implications of "The effect of line of drive on vertebral acceleration"

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-may have significant impact of ability to deliver a specific adjustment -may influence treatment efficacy and patient safety

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Method behind "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy"

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-used a calibrated novel EMED pressure sensitive mat -used an arched pisiform & hypothenar contact

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"The within session change in LBP intensity following spinal manipulative therapy is related to differences in diffusion of water in IVD"

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SMT effective for herniated nucleus pulpous but unknown reason

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What was done in "The effect of line of drive on vertebral acceleration"

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-maximum force applications were applied to the same SP different angles

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"Neurophysiology effects of spinal manipulation" study concluded what

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-SMT might stimulate group 1a/2 afferents (reducing gain in gamma motor neurons) -also may add sensory input or remove source of aberrant input

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types of strokes

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ischemic and hemorrhagic

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"Do participants with LBP who responses to SMT differ biomechanically from nonresponders" found what

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responders had decrease in spinal stiffness, increased thickness of multifidi and increase in apparent diffusion coefficient

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Problems with technique systems

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Theory/Dogma -sometimes not biologically plausible, pseudoscience, metaphysical

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Leading cause of serious, long term disability

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stroke

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"Identification of spinal tissues loaded by manual therapy" study found what

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z joints have little resistance

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Pathology of dissections

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-disruption of internal elastic lamina, holes allow aneurism to bulge out

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Data extraction of "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy"

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-radiologists identified the location of the pisiform and hook of hamate -EMED identified the location of peak pressure and center of pressure

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In the conclusions of "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy", it was determines that different hand configurations during manipulation influence what?

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-location of pressures -magnitude of pressures -distribution of pressures -prominence of various osseous structures of the hand

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Technique

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method to apply a manipulative force

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Cavitation

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formation of bubbles (CO2)

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"Variability of force magnitude and force duration in manual and instrument-based manipulation techniques" looked at what?

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Forces generated by 2 experts & 2 students using 4 instruments

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In the "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy", what were the conclusions in regards to flat hand postures?

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-peak pressures tend to migrate -smaller peak pressures -larger total pressure -larger area

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Outcomes of "The effect of line of drive on vertebral acceleration"

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-greatest magnitude of force = perpendicular thrust -thrusting at any other angle wastes energy stretching the skin and doesn't affect the vertebra

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Types of techniques

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Gonstead, Applied Kinesiology, Activator methods, HIO, SOT

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In the "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy", what were the conclusions in regards to arched hand postures?

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-peak pressures tend not to migrate -larger peak pressure -smaller total pressure -smaller area

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