Midterm 1 Lecture notes Flashcards
___:A philosophical or theoretical framework of any kind
Paradigm
In 196 the ______ published a position paper describing the nature of chiro and its professional attributes
A.C.C
The ACC’s definition of Sublixation :
“A subluxation is a complex of funxtional, structural, and/or pathological articular changes that compromise neural integrity and may influence organ system function and general health.”
“A subluxation is evalu., dx and managed through the use of chiro rocedures based on the best available rational and empirical evidence.”
“The preservation and restoration of health is enhanced through the correction of the subluxation.”
When an adjustment corrects the subluxation, there is a restoring of the _______
the flow of life force through the nervous system
______ attempted to merge science and metaphysics which became the foundation for vitalism in 1890
D.D. palmer
_____ believed that individual joints of the spine subluzation independently of one another
segmentalist
__________ (person) insisted that he only adjusted a single joint in a patient during any given treatemnt session
D.D. palmer
____ charts related individual spinal segments to specific organs of the body
Meric
causes of subluxation proposed by D.D
- toxins
- physical trauma
- Auto suggestion
Neurocalometer was invented by___
Dossa D. Evans D.C
The neurocalometer was developed by _____
Otto Schiernbeck
The Neurocalometer was invented in _____
1924
D.D palmer used the back of his hand to locate” _____” along the spinal column
hot boxes
______ is an instrument that can measure the resistance that produces heat when there is a subluxation in the spine
Neurocalometer
Whose theory is the “Hole in One” theory
B.J Palmer
- the only adj. worthy sublux. occur in the upper cervical spine
Theory that states: “ The only adj. worthy subluxation occurs in the upper cervical spine”
Hole-In-One
by BJ
_________ implies that life can be explained in strictly physical terms
Mechanistic Approach
The Mechanistic Approach in chiro refers to :
- reducing nerve compression
- increasing joint ROM
- Affecting aberrant spinal reflexes
- Improving ADLs
The Meric System was developed by _____ & _______ in 1910
BJ Palmer & James Wishart
“_______” the cocept that the adj. repositioned displaced vertebrae and, therefore, treated disease by relieving pressure on the nerves
Bone out of place
” _____” Theory that a subkuxation was a vertebra that has a restricted field of motion
Motion restriction/ joint Fixation Model
By Solon Langworthy
Motion Restriction/ Joint fixation model was developed by ______
Solon Langworthy
_________ is palpating a tender nerve from its spinal origin to an inflamed area
Nerve tracing
Who developed nerve tracing
D.D. Palmer
Thermography was pioneered by _____ in 1924
BJ Palmer
________ is weight bearing radiographs
Spinography
by BJ
Spinography was developed by _____
BJ palmer in 1908 - 1922
The gree Books was written by whom?
BJ Palmer
Who wrote the 33 Principles
Stephenson
What is the Major Premise of Stephenson’s 33 Principles?
There exists a Universal Intelligence who brings organization to all matter, and maintains it existence
He authors a book called “On Joints”
Hippocrates
What year was Chiro founded by DD Palmer?
1895
Who practiced as a magnetic healer
DD Palmer
DD Palmer distributed newpaper flyers known as The _____ & _____
The Educators & The Magnetic Cure
The first chiro patient was cured of ____
deafness
_____ was teh developer of Chiro
BJ Palmer
____ was the constructor of Chiro
Willard Carver
Who made chiro legal in OKlahoma?
Willard Carver
In what year was chiro in Oklahoma legalized
1921
Who introduced the first bill to legalize chiro in Oklahoma in 1907
Willard Carver
Who opened the American School of Osteopathy in Missouri in 1892
Andrew Taylor Still, D.O
Who developed Osteopathy
Andrew Taylor Still
Who organized the first American Chiro Association
Solon Langworthy
What was the first school to provide competition to the Palmer school
American School of Chiro
founded by Solon Langworthy
Who founded the national school of chiro in 1906
John Howard
_____ (who) was active in bringing the 1922 referendum to California voters to legalize chiro
Tullius Ratledge
Who was the matrirch of the first 5 generations of chiros
sylva ashworth
_______: aggregate of signs and sympotoms that relates to the pathophysiology of dysfunction of spinal and pelvic motion segments or to the peripheral joints
Subluxation syndrome
____: theoretical model of motion segment dysfunction (sublux) that incorporates the complex interaction of pathologic changes in nerve, muscle, lig, vascular, and CT
Vertebral Subluation Complex (VSC)
The biggest surge of enrollment came fowwoing ___ and ___
WWI & WWII
Name the “Big 5 “ disciplines :
- acupuncture
- Chiro
- Herbal medicine
- Homeopathy
- Osteopathy
First state to legalize chiro ______ (___)
Kansas (1913)
Last state to legalize chiro _____ (___)
Louisiana (1974)
