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Purpose : This study was carried out to objectively present the unique academic identity of functional adjustment, which is a field of frequency manipulation, by grasping the configuration principle according to inspection method of functional adjustment. Methods : To achieve the purpose of this study, this study investigated the history and developmental directions of manipulative therapy, and through literature review, examined the characteristics of the test method of chiropractic and osteopathic techniques, which are manipulative therapy techniques implemented in a systematic program. Results : From the results of investigating the diagnostic method and treatment characteristics of functional adjustment, the configuration principle of functional adjustment was found to be as follows. First, the diagnostic characteristics of functional adjustment were found to have more reliable diagnosis through overlapping test by finding and interpreting seven interrelated test methods among several manipulative therapy tests. Second, functional adjustment is not a total correction of a body part that has an abnormality. But functional adjustment is that by finding the most problematic part of each part of the body based on theinformation obtained through the duplicate diagnosis method, the major part is confirmed and the part is corrected. Third, the treatment characteristics of functional adjustment were first approached on the functional and structural problems of the human body, not on the subluxation of chiropractic problems of the nervous system and on the problems of the human circulatory system of osteopathy. Conclusion : it was found that the configuration principle of the functional adjustment was duplicated to increase the reliability of diagnosis according to the abnormality of the human body, and had a unique inspection method to find out the complex problems of the disease more accurately by finding the major. The results of this study confirmed that the functional adjustment can be developed into a new field of study based on clinical studies by revising and supplementing the existing manipulative therapy method.