1
Q
kinesiopathology
A
atypical position or motion
2
Q
myopathology
A
muscular dysfunction resulting in hypo/hyper tonicity (tonicity/weakness/asymmetry)
3
Q
neuropathology
A
dysfunction or disease of nervous system (compression/strech/axoplasmic flow)
4
Q
histopathology
A
disease or dysfunction at a cytological level (edema/inflammation cascade)
5
Q
how to evaluate for kinesiopathology
A
history static/motion palpation ROM posture imaging (radiology/MR/CT)
6
Q
how to evaluate for myopathology
A
history palpation motor exam posture specialized studies (EMG)
7
Q
how to evaluate for neuropathology
A
history instrumentation DTR's sensory/motor exam specialized studies (imaging/NCV)
8
Q
how to evaluate for histopathology
A
history
palpation
imaging
blood chemistry
