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1. _____ is actively seeking support for and improvement of chiropractic clinical practices through the integration of the best available research evidence, combined with clinical expertise and patient values. |
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EVIDENCE BASED CHIROPRACTIC |
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2. 4 challenges for the doctor when dealing with patients. |
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1) UNDERREPORTING OF ILLNESS, 2) OVERESTIMATION OF COGNITIVE ABILITIES, 3) ATYPICAL PRESENTATIONS, 4) SYMPTOMS OF DIFFERENT DISORDERS MAY OVERLAP |
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3. To save time when initially interviewing a new patient a doctor should perform these 8 tasks. |
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1) MAKE MORE THAN ONE VISIT FOR THE INTERVIEW, 2) SCHEDULE INTERVIEW DURING SLOWER OFFICE HOURS, 3) SEND/EMAIL HISTORY BEFORE VISIT, 4) ASK PATIENT FOR LIST OF MEDS, 5) SPEAK CLEARLY AND FACE PATIENT, 6) KEEP EXAM ROOM WARM AND WELL LIT, 7) INVITE SPOUSE OR CAREGIVER IN EXAM ROOM, 8) OBTAIN PREVIOUS RECORDS |
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4. 10 leading causes of morbidity. |
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1) ARTHRITIS, 2) HYPERTENSION, 3) HEARING IMPAIRMENTS, 4) HEART DISEASE, 5) CATARACTS, 6) ORTHOPEDIC PROBLEMS, 7) SINUSITIS, 8) DIABETES, 9) VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS, 10) VARICOSE VEINS |
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5. 8 leading causes of mortality. |
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1) HEART DISEASE, 2) MALIGNANCIES, 3) CVA’S, 4) RESPIRATORY CONDITIONS, 5) ACCIDENTS, 6) DIABETES, 7) SUICIDE, 8) LIVER DISEASE |
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6. When the pain pattern consists of a cramping dull ache, the structure causing the pain is _____. |
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7. When the pain pattern consists of sharp shooting, lightning like pain, the structure causing the pain is _____. |
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8. When the pain pattern consists of throbbing diffuse pain, the structure causing the pain is _____. |
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9. 6 assessment tools to evaluate a patients health. |
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1) BMI, 2) FOOD DIARY, 3) BARTHEL INDEX, 4) GERIATRIC DEPRESSION SCALE, 5) MMSE, 6) AMEN PSYCHOLOGICAL EVAL |
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10. The history component of the exam consists of these 6 areas. |
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1) CHIEF COMPLAINT, 2) HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS, 3) PAST HISTORY, 4) FAMILY HISTORY, 5) SOCIAL HISTORY, 6) REVIEW OF SYSTEMS |
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11. _____ should consist of one or more symptoms that caused the patient to seek care. The complaints are tabulated with the approximate duration. |
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12. The past history should ask these 6 questions. |
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1) SURGERIES, 2) HOSPITALIZATIONS, 3) INFECTIONS, 4) TRAUMA, 5) ALLERGIES, 6) UNDER THE CARE OF ANOTHER DOCTOR |
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13. The social history should ask these DEARHOSSSS questions. |
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DIET, EXERCISE, ALCOHOL, RECREATIONAL DRUGS, HOBBIES, OCCUPATION, SEX, SLEEP, STRESS, SMOKE |
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14. The ROS should ask these GNC PIC GREEN HAM questions. |
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GENITOURINARY, NEUROLOGICAL, CARDIOVASCULAR, PSYCHIATRIC, INTEGUMENTARY, CONSTITUTIONAL, GASTROINTESTINAL, RESPIRATORY, ENDOCRINE, EENT, NODES, HEMATOLOGICAL, ALLERGIES, MUSCULOSKELETAL |
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15. When performing a NMS exam, you must evaluate both the _____ and _____ of the exam. |
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CONTENTS AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION |
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16. The _____ should evaluate how and why to integrate into chiropractic evaluation for subluxation complexes. |
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17. These are 4 laboratory profiles for bone. |
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1) CALCIUM, 2) PHOSPHORUS, 3) ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE, 4) ACID PHOSPHATASE |
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18. These are 7 lab profiles for arthritis. |
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1) RA LATEX, 2) URIC ACID, 3) ANA, 4) ASO, 5) ESR, 6) CRP, 7) HLA-B27 |
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19. These are 8 kidney lab profiles. |
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1) UA, 2) BUN, 3) CREATININE, 4) ALBUMIN, 5) GLOBULIN, 6) URIC ACID, 7) NA, 8) K |
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20. These are 7 cardiac lab profiles. |
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1) CHOLESTEROL , 2) TRIGLYCERIDES, 3) GLUCOSE, 4) CPK, 5) SGOT, 6) AST, 7) LDH |
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21. These are 7 hepatic lab profiles. |
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1) SGPT, 2) SGOT, 3) LDH, 4) BILIRUBIN, 5) ALBUMIN/GLOBULIN, 6) TRIGLYCERIDES, 7) GGT |
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22. These are 3 thyroid lab profiles. |
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23. These are 2 pancreas lab profiles. |
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24. These are 2 fever lab profiles. |
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25. These are 3 diabetes lab profiles. |
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1) UA, 2) GLUCOSE, 3) GLYCOHEMOGLOBIN |
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26. This is a pregnancy lab profile. |
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27. This is a urinary tract lab profile. |
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28. These are lipid lap profiles. |
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1) CHOLESTEROL, 2) HDL, 3) LDL, 4) TRIGLYCERIDES |
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29. These are lupus lab profiles. |
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30. This is a prostate cancer lab profile. |
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31. This is an AIDS lab profile. |
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32. A CMP consists of these lab tests. |
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1) CA, 2) BUN, 3) ALBUMIN, 4) ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE, 5) GLUCOSE, 6) PROTEIN, 7) SGOT, 8) NA, 9) K, 10) CREATINE |
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33. reasons why a chiropractor should take x-rays. |
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1) MANY CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES REQUIRE X-RAY ANALYSIS, 2) TRAUMA/INJURY, 3) DISEASE PROCESSES MAY BE INDICATED BY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, 4) CHORINIC OR RECURRENT PAIN MAY INDICATE INSTABILITY, 5) DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, 6) POSTIVIE ORTHO/NEURO TESTS, 7) PAIN DESCRIBED BY THE PATIENT IS NOT SIMPLE MUSCLE PAIN, 8) NEW BACK PAIN IN A PERSON THAT IS MIDDLE AGED OR BEYOND, 9) CONTRAINDICATIONS TO ADJUSTMENT, 10) DOCUMENTATION OF CHIROPRACTIC CLINICAL RESULTS |
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34. _____ of chiropractors will x-ray adults with NMS complaints. |
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35. 6 procedures to chiropractic x-ray taking. |
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1) ALWAYS X-RAY POINT OF PAIN, 2) OBLIQUE VIEWS WHEN EXTREMITY PAIN IS PRESENT, 3) DAVIS SEARIES IN MVA, 4) TAKE GOOD QUALITY FILMS, 5) UTILIZE FULL FRONTAL VIEW, 6) WRITE X-RAY REPORT |
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36. _____% of motor vehicle accident patients will have low back complaints. |
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