Thursday, March 15, 2007

Chiropractor’s Career

What is a chiropractor?
A chiropractor is simple a doctor that treats the root of the problems that allows the body to function correctly. Like for example, the muscular, nervous, spine, and your skeletal systems. When a patient is seeing the doctor for the first time the doctor has to go over he/she medical history before being treated. Secondly, before the patient or patients can see the doctor he/she has to take a laboratory test and also a physical, orthopedic, and neurological examinations. The reason for all of these examinations is simply because the spine needs special attention and care. To see the spine or other body parts you would have to take x-rays and an other helpful tool would be a postural and spinal analysis.

According to, http://www.careeroverview.com/chiropractor-careers.html; “Chiropractors believe that problems within these particular body systems lower a person resistance to disease and affecting the nervous system and altering the rest of the body works. Chiropractors also believe that the body pain is caused by skeletal imbalance and vertebral dysfunction, affecting the nervous system and altering the rest of the body’s functions”.

An other name for a chiropractor is a chiropractic physicians or doctors of chiropractic. A chiroparctor specialize in areas like as pediatrics, diagnostic imaging, sports injuries, nutrition, orthopedics, internal disorders, and neurology. When a patient is suffering pain in the musculoskeletal structures the doctor must adjust the patient. The doctor must use heat, ultrasound, electric therapy, light, water, or just massage you. The tools that they must not use often is braces and straps.

According to; http:www.careeroverview.com/chiropractor-careers.html; "In 2002,there were close to 49,000 chiropractors working in the U.S. While the majority works independently, some are employed by other chiropractors or work in a group practice. Others work in clinics or hospitals, teach, or perform research at institutions".

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