Fig. 4From: Evaluation of United States chiropractic professional subgroups: a survey of randomly sampled chiropractorsSurvey question results as predictive margin plots illustrating the difference in attitudes toward the clinical assessment, examination, treatment, public health approach, and diagnostic imaging between three self-identified subgroups of US chiropractors; 1) Subluxation-focused; 2) Spine/neuromusculoskeletal-focused (NMSK); and 3) Primary care-focused. See Fig. 1 for survey questions in full. *Survey Question 1 x-axis label: SA: Spinal analysis to detect subluxation only; SAā>āDDx: Focus on Spinal analysis, sometimes includes differential diagnosis; SAā+āDDx: Equal focus on spinal analysis to detect subluxation and differential diagnosis; DDxā>āSA: Focus on differential diagnosis, sometimes includes spinal analysis; DDx: Differential Diagnosis only. **Survey Question 2 x-axis labels: VS: Vertebral Subluxation as an Encumbrance to Health; Broad: Broad Spectrum of Health Concerns Including Lifestyle and Wellness Issues; Somatovisc: Biomechanical and Organic/Visceral Conditions; MSKsub: Vertebral Subluxation as a Musculoskeletal Condition; MSKgen: General and Biomechanical Conditions; nMSK: Neuromusculoskeletal Conditions. ***Survey Question 4 x-axis labels: Innate: Removing Interference to Innate Intelligence; ImmuneFx: Improving Nervous System/Immune System Function; QoL: Improving Pain/Quality of Life; None: No RoleBack to article page