American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Meet the Board Active Registry Reference List Which of the following proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) patterns involves positioning a patient against the barrier or “first stop” and pushing against resistance while asking the patient to hold? Joshua Isom, DC, DACRB Conference Accommodations 2026 Annual Conference Seminars Sean Caine, DC, DACRB Barks, Jr., Frederick – RETIRED Tunnell, Pamela W. Brett Dykstra, DC DACRB Thomas J. Fowler, DC DACRB Shaye, Daniel Home Lew, Makani Johnson, Jessy Stuart McIntosh, DC DACRB Triantafilou, Christopher Milliron, David M. Kevin Percuoco DC, DACRB, Cert. MDT Tony Wyrwas, DC, MS, DACRB, DACBSP ARTICLE THREE EXAM_Chiropractic Rehabilitation for Low Back Pain, Sciatica, and Lumbar Disc Herniation Utilizing Foundation Training Exercises Thomas Klopcic, DC DACRB ARTICLE TWO EXAM_Multifidus Degeneration The Key Imaging Predictor of Adjacent Segment Disease ARTICLE ONE EXAM_The Concept of Nociplastic Pain—Where to from here?.pdf 2026 ACRB Recertification The mechanics of the Founder exercise are theorized to create a self-decompression of the lumbar spine by the function of which of the following muscles. According to Foundational Training: Primary stability occurs when the body is supported by the ligamentous structures more so than muscles, and therefore the joints are under pressure/compressed. According to Panjabi, there are three subsystems that must work in harmony to maintain spinal stability. Research has shown that after 20 minutes of full spinal flexion, ligamentous creep or laxity occurs that may persist for: The risk of SMT ( Spinal Manipulative Therapy ) causing clinically worsened disc herniation or cauda equina syndrome in patients with Lumbar Disc Herniation is estimated be: There is evidence supporting that when LBP is accompanied by sciatica there is associated delayed recovery, persistent disability, and decreased health care system utilization and costs. Lumbar disc herniation may be asymptomatic in what percentage of cases: Which treatment intervention was NOT used in this study: Foundation Training utilizes simple movement patterns that are designed to strengthen and coordinate the muscles of the posterior chain of the body. Which of the following was NOT used as an outcomes assessment tool in this study: Primary care physicians and spine specialists should emphasize the importance of preventing sarcopenia progression through: Impaired muscle health has been increasingly recognized as a marker of: Which of the following have been associated with poor postoperative outcomes Symptomatic adjacent segment disease represents the major driver for worse patient-reported outcomes and revision surgery. The protective role of adequate functional cross-sectional area of the multifidus against future revision surgery is hypothesized to be due to its role as a spinal segmental stabilizer and its ability to maintain physiological loading across adjacent spinal segments. The study found that the single strongest predictor of future revision surgery was preoperative fatty infiltration of the: The majority of adjacent segment disease (ASD) revision surgeries were required to address: Radiographic evidence of increased postoperative malalignment of the lumbar spine and pelvis, including increased lumbar lordosis, pelvic tilt and sacral slope, was associated with adjacent segment disease incidence and future revision surgery. The investigators’ hypothesis that there is a significant association between preoperative degeneration in an adjacent disc and future revision surgery was supported by this study. Patients in this study underwent an initial spinal decompression and fusion of: What is the role of non-pharmacological treatment in nociplastic pain management? What factor is commonly associated with the development of nociplastic pain in conditions like fibromyalgia?