Extremity manipulation definition

Extremity manipulation means a corrective thrust or maneuver by a doctor of chiropractic by hand or instrument based upon differential diagnosis of neuromusculoskeletal structures applied to a joint of the appendicular skeleton.
Extremity manipulation means a corrective thrust or maneuver
Extremity manipulation means a corrective thrust or maneuver applied to a joint of the appendicular skeleton. [2002 c 225

Examples of Extremity manipulation in a sentence

  • Such care includes manual or mechanical35 adjustment of any vertebral articulation and contiguous articulations36 beyond the normal passive physiological range of motion.37 (10) "Extremity manipulation" means a corrective thrust or maneuver38 applied to a joint of the appendicular skeleton.

  • The Extremity manipulation affects ex-post volatility since prices move more as they adjust to information when the realized value is extreme.

  • Extremity manipulation" means a corrective thrust or maneuver applied to a joint of the appendicular skeleton.

  • Since liquidity traders do not know the realization of the security value, the Extremity manipulation cannot affect their strategies directly.

  • In addition, to assure regional chronologies correctly portrayed the theoretically perfect chronology, expressed population signal (EPS; Wigley et al., 1984) was calculated using 40-y moving windows lagged 5 y.


More Definitions of Extremity manipulation

Extremity manipulation means a corrective thrust or maneuver applied to a joint of the appendicular skeleton. The use of extremity manipulation shall be complementary and preparatory to a chiropractic spinal adjustment to support correction of a vertebral subluxation complex and is considered a part of a spinal adjustment and shall not be billed separately from or in addition to a spinal adjustment.
Extremity manipulation means a corrective thrust or maneuver applied to a joint of the appendicular skeleton. The use of extremity manipulation is complementary and preparatory to a chiropractic spinal adjustment to support correction of a vertebral subluxation complex.
Extremity manipulation means a corrective thrust or maneuver applied to a joint

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