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Exploring Subluxation Neurology Part 2

Credit Hours(s)8.0

InstructorsDan Murphy, DC, DABCO

Price$240.00 USD

Format(s)AudioVisual Course

Educational Objectives

Describe the relationship of the sympathetic nervous system and immunology.
Relate the sympathetic nervous system and headache.
Emphasize the importance of the opiate receptors in the periaqueductal gray matter and pain suppression.
Summarize activation of the periaqueductal gray matter with chiropractic adjusting for pain suppression.
Define the tensegrous matrix as relevant to chiropractic assessment and care.
Integrate electrical nerve interference as a component of the subluxation complex.
Explore the “corking” of cerebral fluid flow as related to the occiput-atlas subluxation.
Define the prevalence, patterns, and predictors of chiropractic use by the US population.
Empathize the importance of the first-class lever system of upright posture to the chiropractic profession.
Establish the functional and physiological relationship between the brain and the cervical spine.
Discuss the integrated physiology between inflammation, fibrosis, the Gate Theory, and chiropractic adjusting.
Create a model of pain based upon the fibrosis of repair, motion, and the Gate Theory.
Complete an interactive model of neuroimmunology using mechanoreceptors, the sympathetic nervous system, norepinephrine and neurological magnification.
Complete an interactive exercise of spinal mechanoreceptor driven vestibular nuclei controls of somatic function and visceral function.
Integrate the importance of constant v. non-constant thalamic summation/integration.

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