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5 Components of Subluxation
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1) Neuropathphysiology
2) Kinesiopathology
3) Myopathology
4) Histopathology
5) Pathophysiology
2
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Components of Neuropathophysiology
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Pain (osseous and joint)
Skin Temperature Changes
Sudoriferous Changes
3
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Components of Kinesiopathology
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Misalignment
Hypo/hypermobility
Postural Distortion
4
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Components of Myopathology
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hypermyotonicity and tenderness
trigger points
myofascial pain
limited active ROM
5
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Components of Histopathology
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turgidity
edema (inflammatory response)
sudoriferous changes
6
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Components of Pathophysiology
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Degenerative Disc Disease
Degenerative Joint Disease
Pelvic Midterm
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