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CHIROPRACTIC TRIVIA

Across
Therapeutic intervention performed on synovial joints in the spinal column. In simpler terms, the moving of the bones of a joint to decrease local nerve irritation and decrease fixation of a joint.
Pop that occurs in a spinal joint when vertebral surfaces facets are separated to create a vacuum that pulls in nitrogen gas.
The art and science of using needles or other stimulation of reflex centers throughout the body to create change within organs, glands, and tissues with intent to return the body to normal function.
An instrument which utilizes a light force to adjust the spine.
First bone of the human spine
The second vertebra of the spine, located directly below the Atlas
Number 1 reason people seek Chiropractic Care
Largest peripheral nerve in the body that travels down back of the leg
The use of a small electric current sent through the body superficially to control pain, increase blood and lymphatic circulation, reduce muscle spasm, relax or stimulate the nervous system or aid in the healing process.
Down
A chiropractic technique that utilizes a table that is able to pivot in multiple directions
The location at which two or more bones make contact. They are constructed to allow movement and provide mechanical support for the human body.
Consists of the brain and spinal cord
High velocity low amplitude thrust
A health care profession that focuses on disorders of the musculoskeletal system and the nervous system, and the effects of these disorders on general health.
Region of the neck vertebrae
A condition that damages the articular surfaces within a joint
Region of the mid back
Region of the low back
The cushion between the vetebrae
The final segment of the vertebral column. Commonly known as the tail bone.