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Origins of pain, acute and chronic:
1) Metabolic -as a ... cause - with mechanical stress as a ... 2) Mechanically mediated disease/disorders/ dysfunction 3) Chronic ... by neurologic kindling (facilitation) |
primary
co factor nocigenesis |
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1)... : Position of the body. The distribution of body mass in relation to gravity.
2)...: A condition of optimal distribution of body mass in relation to gravity. 3)...: A condition in which ideal body mass distribution is not achieved. |
Posture
Postural balance Postural imbalance |
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There are 3 regions of the body that are operationally central to posture and thereby are the boundaries within which all structures function. They are ...
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neurologic center
geometric center center of gravitational interaction |
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The neurologic center of posture: the postural control system w/in the ... of the CNS.
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vestibular nucleus
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Where the entirety of the body in the coronal plane is considered, the geometric center is the ....
Where the feet are flat, the ... is geometrically central. Where the feet are extended, ... is geometrically central. |
sacral base
navel the first sacral segment |
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Incremental augmentation of the heal lift on the low side of the pelvis.
1/16 in. unlevelness, add ... 1/8 in. unlevelness, add ... Correct residual unlevelness at increments of ... in., ... |
1/16
1/8 1/16 bi weekly |
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what is the normal sacral angle?
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40 degrees
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...: the most common disorder of the feet and ankles; ... (angularity of the ankle) and ... (flatness of the arches of the feet).
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pes planovalgus
pes valgus pes planus |
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The Principles of Osteopathy are, in fact, postulates for mechanical causality in human health:
1. The human being is a dynamic unit of function, wherein ... and ... are interrelated at all levels, within the context of gravitation. 2. The body possesses ... mechanisms that are self-healing in nature, and which regulate postural balance. 3. Where ... is sub-optimal, these self-regulatory mechanisms are mechanically constrained, which constraint chronically can result in mechanically mediated disease/disorder/dysfunctions. |
structure and function
self-regulatory posture |
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The Principles of Osteopathy are, in fact, postulates for mechanical causality in human health:
4. Posture is mediated by three central boundaries of posture within which all structures function: 1) The ..., central to the opposite and equal vectors of weight bearing and ground support. 2) The ..., the approximate geometric center of the outstretched musculoskeletal frame. 3) The ..., within which resides the postural control system that interacts with the feet and sacral base to regulate posture. |
feet
sacral base central nervous system |
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The Principles of Osteopathy are, in fact, postulates for mechanical causality in human health:
5. Sub-optimal posture is manipulable by the use of ... to modify two of three central boundaries of posture, the ... and the ..., towards optimal symmetry, in conjunct with: 6. ... to reduce accumulated somatic dysfunction reflective of prior and ongoing mechanical stresses. |
orthotics
feet sacral base Manual manipulation |
