Manchester Chiropractor is Well Trained in Anatomy to Care for Your Spine

Gross. Macroscopic. Microscopic. Topographical. Sounds like we’re talking about geography or something, but it is really human anatomy. Anatomy is a 2000+ years old study. The ancient Greeks started anatomy long ago! Aware of human anatomy is critical to healthcare practitioners…and their patients! Anatomy knowledge usually was through dissection, but today new technology allows knowledge of the body without it. (1) Your Manchester chiropractor is well-trained in anatomy. Your Manchester chiropractor’s knowledge of anatomy informs your treatment plan from exam to nutrition to treatment for Manchester back pain relief. 

ANATOMY IN SCHOOL: Motivation

Learning new information can be intimidating. Healthcare and chiropractic schools are full of learning and students. Students’ reactions to learning anatomy are different: first year dental students were more anxious than chiropractic students; second year chiropractic students esteemed anatomy education more than med students. Chiropractic students’ motivation and anatomy performance were interwoven in one study. If they were motivated to learn, they performed better in anatomy. (2) Your Manchester chiropractor was highly motivated to learn anatomy!

ANATOMY IN SCHOOL: Technology

Challenging the effect of technology on anatomy knowledge, researchers shared videos with chiropractic students as additional resources for their study. Of the 71% of students who chose to study anatomy on video as well as dissection, 82% said the videos were “helpful” and 73% viewed them as “an enjoyable way to study”. (3) That is a good use of tech!

ANATOMY IN CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL

Chiropractic puts anatomy to good use! Chiropractic obliges a solid knowledge foundation of musculoskeletal anatomy. Chiropractic school curricula is created to enrich anatomy knowledge every year of the program. Retrieving the knowledge when useful in clinical practice is the goal. A survey of chiropractic students revealed that they demonstrated significant rise in knowledge throughout the program as expected. (4) Anatomy instruction in chiropractic education is similar in design, delivery and assessment, especially for topographical anatomy and neuroanatomy. (5) It appears that learning anatomy in the classroom linked with observing how the knowledge is utilized in the clinical context increased students’ learning and motivation to learn. (6)

ANATOMY IN PRACTICE

Anatomy has been one of the key preclinical topics in chiropractic education. Its value is well-known. Linking clinical skills to anatomy knowledge in the late years of school help chiropractors as they enter clinical practice upon graduation and after.  (7) Surveyed practicing chiropractors reported that the most applicable and applicable course for clinical practice in chiropractic school was neuroanatomy (100% agreement). Gross anatomy (99.2%) and histology (86%) were the next two top important courses. Anatomy is highly pertinent to clinical practice. (8) Your Manchester chiropractor at Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries brings everything together: exam findings and anatomy to treat and relieve your pain.

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Listen to this PODCAST with Dr. Michael McMurray  on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson as he describes spinal stenosis anatomically and how The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management helps relieve its pain.

Schedule your next Manchester chiropractic appointments with Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries. There’s no need to be grossed out by anatomy! Be pleased that your chiropractor knows anatomy to ease your Manchester back pain, neck pain, and other spine-related pain.

Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries proudly delivers chiropractic care based on knowledge of anatomy to diagnose and treat spine related pain. 
 
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