Evaluation for the online program:
Assessment techniques using heart rate & skin temps

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1. Initially the goal of osteopathy was to improve the function of the ___________ system.

2. Sympathetic influence _________ up heart rate.

1. In a healthy nervous system, there is a general ________of temperatures.

2. The first chiropractic temperature instrument, the neurocalometer was a _________ probe device

1. In thermal pattern theory, a repeating pattern is a sign of ___________ nervous system.

2. In the study on repeatability of pattern interpretation (in JCCA by Mansholt et al), the greatest agreement among examiners was for readings:

1. Elevated resting heart rate is a sign of autonomic dysfunction.

2. As resting heart rate increases, the risk of death __________

1. Resting heart rate and heart rate variability are generally ___________ related.

2. A statistically significant p-value means the result _________happen by chance alone, and isd due to some other factor like a chiropractic adjustment.

1. There are phone-based apps that measure resting heart rate

2. High heart rate variability is a sign of ___________ nervous system.

1. The sit-to-stand test result normally shows ____________ of 2-3 beats in heart rate in the standing position

2. A healthy response following an adjustment would be a temperature reading that appears _________ the patient’s established thermal pattern

7. A statistically significant p-value is one that is _________ 0.05.

8. In a healthy nervous system, skin temperature is generally ___________.

12. In pattern theory, a healthy nervous system will display a skin temperature pattern that

14. In pattern theory, the patient having a strong and consistent thermal pattern would be expected to also have ____________ health

18. A __________ resting heart rate (RHR) would be a sign of ________ nervous system.

20. Counting at the wrist for RHR ____________ with standard ECG technology.

21. It is commonly stated that “normal” (though not necessarily normal) RHR is between 60-100 BPM

22. 60 BPM would be a healthier RHR compared to 100 BPM

24. A change as small as 1 BPM _____________ clinically significant.

25. A ___________ RHR and a ___________ heart rate variability (HRV) are both neurologically healthy.

28. Heart rate variability (HRV) is about arrhythmias.

30. RHR and HRV tend to be ____________ related.

31. Poor health outcomes are expected with ________ HRV

32. Poor health outcomes are expected with _________ RHR

33. Which of the following RHR ranges would a healthy adult be expected to have?

35. Females have a slightly _________ RHR compared to males.

38. A normal heart rate change from sitting to standing is around _________ BPM increase in the standing position compared to seated.

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Evaluation for the online program: Assessment techniques using heart rate & skin temps

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Evaluation for the online program:
Assessment techniques using heart rate & skin temps