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CT Midterm/Final Flashcards

1
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LACC was found in

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1911

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2
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The founder of osteopathy is

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Andrew Stills

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3
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Last state that was license in chiropractic is

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Louisiana

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4
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Science differ from philosophy in that

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Empirical activity is not essential to philosphy inquiry

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5
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Specific, definite, universal intelligence, localize in definite portions of matter and keeping it active function of it born adapt of forces

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Innate Intelligence

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Doctrine phenomena controlled by mechanical forces, self determing. Living organism vital principle distinct from chemical and physical forces

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Vitalism

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Maintain that only matter has real existence, thoughts and feelings; reject spiritual, values, existence outside of matter

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Materialism

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8
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Significantly influce growing in numbers of chiropractic profession

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Federal education benefits for veterans following two world wars

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9
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Early 1970s were the turning point for chiro owing to

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Passage licensing legislation in final American state, inclusion of chiro in medicare, recognize in CCE by U.S education, 1st federally sponsor conference of spinal manipulation

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10
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Major premise of Stephenson/Palmer set of 33 principles

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Existence of God who maintain existence of universe

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Important difference between classical and tradition chiro philosophy

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Classical encourage process of inquiry rather than set of beliefs

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12
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Which is a metaphor

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The brain is the master switchboard of the body

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13
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T/F Deductive reasoning cannot be employed in situation where premises of an argument are base on observation of nature

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False

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14
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Magnetic Healing came from

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Andrew Stills

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15
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Year and state that 1st recognize and license in chiro

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1913, Kansas

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16
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Big 5 of CAM

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Chiropractic, acupuncture, osteopathy, homeopathy, herbal medicine

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17
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Series of statements describing nature of chiro and professional attributes, adopted by ACA, ICA and WFC is called

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ACC Paradigm of Chiro

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18
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Organization for agreement to pursue common goals/objectives, provides possiblity to develop in other countries is

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World Federation of Chiropractic

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19
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Maintains that all happenings result from purely mechanical forces

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Mechanism

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20
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Is the opposite of mechanism stating that everything in the universe occurs for some purpose.

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Teleology

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21
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lmer1- The rational investigation of the truths and principles nof being, knowledge, or conduct.

2- A system of philosophical doctorine; the philosophy of spinoza

3- The critical study of the basic principles and concepts of a particular branch of knowledge: The Philosophy of Science.

4- A system of principles for guidance in practical affairs: a Philosophy of life

5- A calm or philosophical attitude.

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Definition of Philosophy

22
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was developed by BJ Palmer and James Wishart in 1910?

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Meric System

23
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pioneered by BJ as a method of detecting vert sublux in 1924

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Thermography

24
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weight bearing radiographs used by BJ b/t 1908 and 1922

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Spinography

25
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known as the founder of Chiropractic in 1895

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DD Palmer

26
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held a Bachelor of Law degree
known as Constructor of Chiropractic and made chiro legal in Oklahoma in 1921
authored 18 books

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Willard Carver

27
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graduated from Palmer in 1910
served on the first chiro board in Nebraska
daughter Ruth and son-in-law Carl Cleveland started Central College of Chiro in Kansas City

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Slyva Ashworth

28
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a theoretical model of motion segment dysfunction (sublux) that incorporates the complex interaction of pathologic changes in nerve, muscle, ligamentous, vascular, and CT. what is used in education and in talking with other doctors.

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VSC

29
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an aggregate of signs and symptoms that relates to the pathophysiology or dysfunction of spinal and pelvic motion segments or to the peripheral joints. this is what you wil see with the pt.

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Subluxation Syndrome

30
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The study of the principles and methods of reasoning. Explores how we distinguish between good and bad reasoning.

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Logic

31
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Concerns human conduct, character, and values.

Studies nature of right and wrong.

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Ethics

32
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T/F LACC is not insurance centered

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It is broad diagnostic scope, narrow treatment; patient centered; evidence based;

33
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A belief that levels of spinal sub are connected to various organ systems, according to autonomic

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Meric System

34
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T/F DD palmer’s 1897-1902, 1st theory of choir proposed inflammation was due to a displaced anatomical part.

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True

35
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LACC was founded by

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Charles Kale

36
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Following are all dr patients principles except

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infidelity

37
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Legal practice of chiro

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1922 referendum to license chiro in CA.

38
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Organization set standards for chiro education

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Council of chiropractic Examiners set min standards for chiro colleges

39
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social group that has exclusive access to knowledge and skills, is autonomous, self regulating, has authority, controls entry , regulated by the state, has exclusive powers and/or rights

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Profession

40
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Chiropractic is the ___ largest doctor-level health care profession after medicine and dentistry.

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3rd

41
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moved Ratledge College of Chiro from Kansas to CA in 1911
sold the school to Carl Cleveland Sr., in 1951
spent 75 days in jail for practicing medicine w/o a license rather than pay the fine
ACTIVE IN BRINGING THE 1922 REFERENDUM TO CA VOTERS TO LEGALIZE CHIROPRACTIC

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Tullius Ratledge

42
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by 1930, an estimated ????? chiros had been charged w/ practicing medicine w/o a license
chiros prevailed in about ___% of the cases

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15,000; 75

43
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the biggest surge in enrollment came following ___ and ___
the Veterans Bureau provided funds for ___ training
enrollment at Palmer in 1922 was over ___ students
19??: Council on Chiro Education was recognized by the US Office of Edu.
students could now be eligible for federally guaranteed ___ __

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WWI; WWII; vocational; 3,000; 74; student loans

44
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1976 Wilk Antitrust Suit

also asserted that the AMA had conspired with ___ companies to exclude chiro coverage
AMA was found guilty in 1978 of trying to destroy the chiro profession through

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insurance; boycott

45
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1996: the ___ published a position paper describing the nature of Chiropractic and its professional attributes
adopted by the ___, ___, and ___ ___ of Chiropractic

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ACC; ACA; ICA; World Federation

46
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inclusion of chiro benefits within the Dept. of Veterans Affairs

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2002

47
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Definition - When two events occur close in time, the first is assumed to be the cause of the second.
 Example - We know that _______ technique is effective because patients improved after its use.

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Post hoc, ergo propter hoc

48
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set of beliefs about the human body and the natural order of the universe.

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Stephenson’s 33 principles

49
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The 9 component model of subluxation complex adds what 4 components to Dr. Faye’s neuropathologic from Dr. Lantz?

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1) CT pathology
2) Vascular abnormalities
3) Inflammatory response
4) Anatomic & physiologic

50
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The 3 stages of G.A.S (General Adaptation Syndrome) are:

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1) ALARM stage (=adrenaline produced to start fight-or-flight response; activation of HPA axis producing cortisol
2) Resistance/SPITE stage (=body tries to adapt & cope, but resources are depleted)
3) EXHAUSTION stage (=initial ANS symptoms may reappear–sweating, incr HR, etc)

If this con’t, can lead to DISease.

51
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Dissecting aneurysm/VAD can be like pain…

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“Pain in neck and/or headache unlike anything ever had before.”

52
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Who founded naprothapy (=derivative of osteopathy & chiropractic which focus on spine & subluxations by working with the spine with emphasis on underlying ligaments)?

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Dr. Oakley Smith

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