Subluxation Flashcards
bone out of place and biomechanial
static fixation
and
malposition
caused by trauma, inflammation, immobilization, and dehydration
fixation by adhesion
leaf like synovial folds that increase flexion and extension - fatty adhesions or intra-articular tabs
where is pain felt
fixation by meniscoid entrapment
restriction at end range with pain
central aspect of annular fibers which are weakened by rotational injuries
fixation by nuclear fragmentation
coronal facets do not resist torsion - sagittal facets lock up - cam effect occurs when one facet rotates on another
mechanical joint locking
aka TROPISM
what is another term that is associated with the word trophic
feeding or food
what are the different models of fixation
structural biomechanical
neurlogical
trophic biomechanical
psychosocial
types of structural subluxation
malposition or fixation adhesion meniscoid entrapment nuclear fragmentation disc creep ligament laxity joint locking (tropism)
types of neurological subluxation
compression or traction of nerve or cord somatosomatic reflexes somatovisceral reflexes psychoneuroimmunomodulation motor system degeneration
types of trophic subluxation
aberrant axoplasmic transport intraneural microcirculation ischemia macrocirculation inschema alteration in CSF flow biochemical inflammation
types of psychosocial subluxation
placebo effect
stress reduction
lifestyle
who came up with the subluxation complex
FAYE
what are the different components of subluxation complex
kinesiopathophysiological histopathophysiological neuropathophysiological myopathophysiological pathophysiological
what are the different soft tissues techniques
activator, massage, nimmo, cranial, connective tissue, massage, trigger points, lymphatic reflex, Logan basic, spondylotherapy
distraction: flexion cox, axial eckard, flexion extension Marky
what are the different types of distraction and who discovered these
flexion distraction - cox
axial distraction - eckard
flexion extension - Marky
