This course also introduces the basic concepts in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions specific to the female patient. The course examines the anatomical and physiological processes occurring in pregnancy and childbirth as they are clinically relevant to the practicing chiropractor. Adjusting for the pregnant female, infants, children, and elderly will also be discussed. This course is a progression of Laboratory Diagnosis I where students are taught to interpret laboratory data as it applies to systemic diseases. Actual cases, presented and discussed in class, reveal how laboratory results contribute to the final diagnosis.
Emphasis is placed on advanced testing procedures as they apply to different disease processes.
Also, the fundamental principles of general law are discussed with emphasis placed on those legal aspects and problems specific to business and professional practice. This course presents the philosophical basis of success. It is an integration of chiropractic philosophy and the Parker Principles of Success, which are extrapolated into the Love Concept, healing consciousness, as well as the meaning and purpose of service to humanity. Instruction is offered relative to evaluation protocols, procedures, case management and outcome assessment, together with discussion of CPT and ICD-9 coding relevant to the modalities and procedures presented. 30 hours This class is a continuation of Internship I and presents information and case histories specifically related to the lumbo-pelvic region and lower extremities.