Clay Warren, DC

Improper Nutrition and Disease Overview of the Major Nutrients and their Relation to Sports Performance Ergogenic Aids to Sports Performance

Comprehensive Analysis of Major Nutrients Health Implications of Dietary Fat/Cholesterol and Vitamins Overview of the Essential Vitamins Disease Processes Caused by Improper Nutrition Body Morphology Weight Loss Methodologies

Demonstrate skills to properly perform a patient interview • Properly record a chief complaint • Perform a neurological examination of the head and neck • Perform a mental status examination

Describe ideal pad placement for interferential therapy • Discuss increasing muscle strength in the elderly • Construct screening procedures and treatment for the TMJ • Relate the evaluation and treatment of whiplash • Review rehabilitation of ankle injuries

Evaluation, diagnosis, setting goals and treatments while utilizing outcome assessments.

Functional anatomy of the disc: This will include disc innervation, disc nutrition and structural composition

MRI interpretation, detailed analysis of disc herniations and normal disc aging.

Normal disc aging, a discussion on the differences between normal disc aging and degenerative disc disease, internal disc disruptions, and nerve in growth.

Documentation to establish medical necessity for treatments provided for patients

medical necessity for function based care, how to perform physical capacity tests, and how to prescribe specific exercises related to the patient's ability to perform those tests.

Neuromuscular Re-education overview. Medical necessity for stretching exercises and postural correction exercises.

Evaluation of radiculopathies. Neuropathic pain syndromes, orthopedic evaluation, neurological work up and MRI interpretation.

Certified Chiropractic Sports Medicine Specialist Diplomat program course covered: Muscle Anatomy and Physiology Overview of the Exercise Energy Systems Progressive Resistance Exercise Methodologies Aerobic/Anaerobic Exercise Training Concepts Rehabilitative Exercise Treatment Protocols Sport Specific Exercise Strength Training Methods Patient Exercise Program Designs

Sclerotogenous, Myofascial, Visceral and Neuropathic pain syndromes. This included a review of the literature of Bogduk, Lord and Kuslich.

Neurological and physiological aspects of pain transmission and pain perception. In depth analysis of the innate pain modulation systems that, when activated, will reduce a patient's perception of pain without medication.

Pharmtox course concerning NSAIDS indications contraindications long term effects of chronic usage

Low impact accidents research and injury. strap induced injuries, head rests, airbag injuries. Delayed onset injuries. Shear force injuries. Degeneration of the spine and low impact accidents. Neurological injuries. Neuroanatomy functioning of the brain in the whiplash patient. Post trauma headaches, frontal lobe headaches, post trauma migraine. Post concussion syndrome. Symptoms of irritation vertebral artery, internal carotid artery. Spinal cord neuroanatomy function in injured patient. Trauma and non-trauma induced conditions of the spinal cord. Stenosis anterior and central posterior cervical cord syndrome.

Overview of multiple peer reviewed double blind RCT studies validating the efficacy of chiropractic and its effectiveness in the treatment of musculo-skeletal conditions

Business and patient boundary ethics

Specific rehabilitation exercise stations warming up both red and white tissues before implementing spinal decompression therapy

T1 T2 weighted variances and efficacy in visualizing various tissues in the Lumbar spine

Xray analysis and Roentgenometrics of the cervical spine relating to cervical whiplash secondary to motor vehicle collision

EMR documentation and medical necessity

Case management, discharge summary, passive and active care. Physical examination, treatment plans and outcome assessments

Decompression therapy overview and objective review of the medical and chiropractic literature regarding its efficacy.