CAC CAC Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Protocols

Question 1

Which therapeutic modality is most commonly combined with veterinary chiropractic to enhance soft tissue healing in post-adjustment care?

Accepted Answer

Cold laser therapy

Answer

Ultrasound imaging

Answer

Acupressure massage only

Answer

Hydrotherapy alone

Question 2

When designing a rehabilitation protocol for a canine patient recovering from a cervical subluxation, which exercise priority is most appropriate in the early phase?

Accepted Answer

Passive range-of-motion exercises

Answer

High-intensity agility drills

Answer

Plyometric jumping exercises

Answer

Maximum resistance strength training

Question 3

A horse presents with recurrent thoracolumbar stiffness. Which therapeutic protocol adjunct would best address underlying myofascial tension alongside chiropractic care?

Accepted Answer

Targeted soft tissue massage and myofascial release

Answer

Systemic antibiotic therapy

Answer

Increased grain feeding

Answer

Stall rest only

Question 4

Which outcome measure is most useful for monitoring functional improvement in a canine patient undergoing a chiropractic rehabilitation program?

Accepted Answer

Gait analysis and symmetry scores

Answer

Blood glucose levels

Answer

Coat quality assessments

Answer

Ear canal cytology results

Question 5

In equine rehabilitation following chiropractic treatment, what is the recommended initial exercise approach for a horse with sacroiliac dysfunction?

Accepted Answer

Controlled straight-line walking on flat terrain

Answer

Immediate return to jumping

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Tight circle lunging

Answer

Swimming at high resistance

Question 6

Which principle best guides the progression of a veterinary chiropractic rehabilitation protocol?

Accepted Answer

Gradual load increase based on patient response and re-assessment findings

Answer

Maximum intensity from day one to shorten recovery

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Fixed schedule regardless of patient progress

Answer

Owner preference alone determines progression