Purpose and Principles of Biofeedback
Name 4 body functions that biofeedback can provide feedback on
1. muscle tension
2. cardiac activity
3. respiratory rates
4. brain wave patterns
Nurses should make sure to verify the _____ of a Chiropractor before they begin working with the patient
License
Realignment of the flow of
What is qi?
Treats mild depression and menopause
What is St. John's wort?
The herb used for burns, inflammation, and acute injuries
What is aloe vera
This type of biofeedback uses scalp sensors to measure brainwave activity and is frequently called neurofeedback.
EEG biofeedback
Nurses can play a significant role in finding __________ that would allow a patient to be unfit for chiropractic therapy
Contraindications
There are 12 primary and 8 secondary
What is meridians?
Which unsafe herb is banned and why?
Epehdra (Uh-FED-ruh) due to heart risk and stroke
chamomile
This type of biofeedback measures muscle activity and electrical tension, making it useful for treating backpain, headaches, incontinence, and muscle retraining.
Nurses can _________ the client on what to expect before receiving chiropractic therapy
Educate
To improve effects, can be combined with
What is heat and weak electric currents?
Which herb is known to cause possible liver damage?
Kava
What is the uses for curcumin?
anti-inflammatory and anticancer
A major use of biofeedback is what?
Mind + Body connection
Name one Chiropractic limitation
Infection, Dislocations, Fractures, Osteoporosis
Contraindicated in
What is bleeding disorders and skin infections?
Why does Ephedra cause weight loss?
Which herb is now in question for its uses?
Gingko
What is a major limitation of biofeedback?
Repressed emotions, decreased blood pressure, and decreased heart rate
Nurses can help align care towards the client’s _________, ensuring client satisfaction and fulfillment.
Preference
In combination with traditional pharmacological medications, acupuncture is an
What is adjunct?
What is a good patient education moment for St John Warts?
What is echinacea used for and why?
Upper respiratory tract infections by stimulating the immune system.