Lecture 4 Flashcards

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How many principles does chiropractic have?

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Describe the chirpopractic principles

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Chiropractic is based on professed truths that serve as the foundation for the systems and actions of the profession.

There is a fundamental truth that flows throughout them all.

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Principle

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a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain
of reasoning

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A Priori

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a fundamental principle of Chiropractic is a statement of the quality or actions of intelligence in matter which will include any and all circumstances that may arise in study

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UNIVERSAL

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*Exists at every level of reality
*Without boundary or limitation
* Everywhere!
*There is no place that it is not.

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Intelligence

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The ability to learn or understand or to deal with new situations.
* The skilled use of reason.
*The property of an organized system that is assumed to create the specific relationships within that system and/or cause the organized actions of that system.

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Organization

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Definitions of organize:
1. To cause to develop an organic structure
2. To form into a coherent unity or functioning whole
3. To arrange elements into a whole of interdependent parts

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What assembles the specific parts and creates the specific relationships between them.

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Intelligence

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specific parts (structures) moving is specific relationships with each other.

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organization

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That which is organized

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Matter

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Matter

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noun
1. that which makes up something, esp a physical object; material
2. substance that occupies space and has mass, as distinguished from substance that is mental, spiritual, etc.
3. substance of a specified type

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Properties

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  • Essential motions to the identity of a “thing”
  • Matter is given its identity/expression by its motions
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Keep in a certain state, position or activity

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Maintaining

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Existence (3) RPW

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  • Being real: the state of being real, actual, or current, rather than imagined, invented or obsolete
  • Presence in place or situation, the presence or occurrence of something in a particular place or situation
    *Way of living: a way of living, especially a life of severe hardship
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Existence Explained

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The universe is not random its in a state of harmony.

All of the parts interact harmoniously

There are laws that regulate the universe - there is in fact an intelligence maintaining the universe in existence.

There is a law of cause and effect.

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What do Systematic reviews of health care interventions most often focus on?

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What warrants consideration of observational evidence?

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used when randomized controlled trials are infeasible or raise ethical concerns, lack generalizability, or prove insufficient data

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What study limitations are there?

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reduced risk of selection, detection, performance and attrition

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Observational Evidence domains (5)

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  • Study limitations
  • Directness
  • Consistency
  • Precision
  • Reporting bias
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What types of reporitng bias’ are there?

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publication
selective outcome reporting,
selective analysis reporting

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Additional domains of dose-response association

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plausible confounding that would decrease the observed effect, and strength of association (magnitude effect).

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Describe Proof

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*Proof exists in your own mind only.
* Proof of anything exists in what you hold
to be logical.
* Those that believe in Universal Intelligence look at the evidence and say of course there’s a Universal Intelligence.
* All the non believers look at the same evidence and say of course there isn’t.
* Both are taking it on faith.
* If it was provable then there would be an issue. The whole concept is on intangibility, of something that is infinite.

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Is universal intelligence god?

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Is the major premise trying to define God?

  • Chiropractic makes the statement that the universe exists in such a way that displays intelligence, and because of this intelligence, the universe continues to exist because of it.
  • You don’t need to be religious to believe in this statement. This comes from a position of rspect and not one of worship.
  • This non-religious point of Chiropractic was further dissected by Dr. B.J. Palmer
  • Chiropractic is a Philosophy, Science, and Art of things Natural:
  • “The words ‘things natural’ are designedly used to exclude and eliminate any intervention of a supernatural or divine character. In other words, to exclude miracles in the strict sense of the word; to distinguish Chiropractic from religion or any healing of a miraculous kind.”
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Explain Atom

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All physical matter of the universe is comprised of atoms.
* Every atom has a nucleus which is positively charged.
* Orbiting around it are electrons which are negatively charged.
* The number of electrons differentiates one substance from another.
* Atoms are units of energy.

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Who made the observation that matter an energy are interchangeable.
Enrico Fermi
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What did Albert Einstein give towards matter and energy?
agreed but gave the formula to do so. * E = mc2
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energy bound up into little packages called atoms
Matter
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an Intelligent design
The watchmaker analogy
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The watchmaker analogy
Pretend you had never seen or heard of a wrist watch.You find one lying on the side of the road and you examine it. * You take the back off and see wheels turning, relating to each other, cogs slipping in together, diamonds at exactly the stress points. * I don’t know what you’d think but i do know you would never believe it was made by accident. * One day a whole bunch of rocks and glass and stone and diamonds fell down off a mountain top and by some luck they came into this shape. * That is stretching the bounds of coincidence a little too far isn’t it? * Well thats how I feel about the universe. * William Paley in his 1802 book Natural Theology or Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity.
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Cycles of nature
1. a series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order
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a series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order
Cycles of nature
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Types of Biogeochemical Cycles
* Carbon cycle * Nitrogen Cycle * Nutrient Cycle * Oxygen Cycle * Phosphorus Cycle * Sulfur Cycle * Water Cycle * Rock Cycle
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The Golden Ratio
1.61803398875
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1.61803398875
The Golden Ratio
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Synonym The Golden Ratio
Golden Mean, The Golden Section, or the Greek letter phi.
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The Golden Ratio in Nature
Pinecones * Seeds like a spiral * Each cone has a pair of spirals * Number of steps match a consecutive pair * 3-5cone Fruits and Veggies * Pineapple * Cauliflower Tree branches * Main trunk to branch * 1 growth point to 2 * Root systems and algae Spiral Galaxies *The Milky Way has several spiral arms, each of them a logarithmic spiral of about 12 degrees Faces * The mouth and nose are each positioned at golden sections of the distance between the eyes and the bottom of the chin. * Similar proportions can be seen from the side, and even the eye and ear itself (Which follows along a spiral). Animal bodies *The measurement from the navel to the floor and the top of the head to the navel is the golden ratio * Dolphins (the eye, fins and tail all fall at golden sections) * ReproductiveDynamics * Honeybees * Dividing the number of females in a colony by the number of males is typically close to 1.618
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What does the major premise saying with regards to What Einstein is saying is there is organisation causing matter to exist.
The major premise is saying the same thing. Matter could not exist without organisation of energy. Now when there is organisation there must be what?
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Universal Laws of nature
Gravity ect