Upper Extremity Adjusting

This on-demand course, 'Upper Extremity Adjusting,' offers 4 CE hours dedicated to practical, hands-on techniques for adjusting the upper extremities. Participants will delve into biomechanics and specific adjustive methods, designed to enhance their clinical proficiency and improve patient care. The curriculum emphasizes direct applicability to everyday chiropractic practice, ensuring immediate value for attendees.Led by Dr. Mark N. Charrette, a distinguished 1980 summa cum laude graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic, this seminar benefits from his extensive experience. Dr. Charrette has taught over 1000 seminars globally, focusing on extremity adjusting, biomechanics, and spinal adjusting techniques, providing a comprehensive and engaging educational experience.

• •Identify key anatomical structures and biomechanical principles of the upper extremity complex including shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand
• •Demonstrate proper patient positioning and body mechanics for safe and effective upper extremity adjustments
• •Apply evidence-based adjustive techniques specific to common upper extremity conditions and dysfunctions
• •Analyze clinical presentations to determine appropriate adjustment selection and force application
• •Integrate upper extremity adjusting into comprehensive treatment plans for improved patient outcomes
• •Evaluate contraindications and precautions relevant to upper extremity manipulation