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FinnZ [79.3K]
1 year ago
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Chiropractic adjustments are warranted in cases of colic in horses because A. It helps to remove the contents of the stomach. B.

the nervous system can be reset to allow for normal borborigamy of the intestine. C. it allows the horse to vomit. quizlet
Biology
1 answer:
Strike441 [17]1 year ago
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The fundamental tenet of all chiropractic theories is that joint dysfunction interferes with the healthy individual's normal neurological equilibrium.

<h3>Chiropractic adjustment</h3>
  • Chiropractic treatment prioritizes the wellbeing and proper operation of the spinal column, but it also takes the pelvis, limbs, and head into account.
  • Chiropractic employs regulated forces to apply to particular joints or anatomical locations to generate changes in joint structures, muscular function, and neurological reflexes that result in a therapeutic response.
  • It is important to think of the spinal column as a "motor unit." This consists of two neighboring vertebrae and every soft tissue structure that goes with them, including blood arteries, muscles, ligaments, nerves, and everything in the intervertebral space.
  • A "vertebral subluxation complex" is any disturbance to the motor unit's regular operation. Then, modifications are made to rectify this disruption and bring about normal joint motion.

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