Mod 1

Question 1

“Osteopathy is the practical knowledge of
how [a human] is made and how to right
[them] when ________.”

Answer 1

[they] get wrong.”

Question 2

“To find health should be the object of the

doctor. Anyone can find _______”

Answer 2

disease

Question 3

Embodies the beliefs or concepts underlying & guiding the decisions of
osteopathic practitioners, caring for their patients, and their contributions to health, i.e., our philosophy
(importance of blood flow).
This is the definition of….

Answer 3

Osteopathic Philosophy

Question 4

Principles are founded on ______ & ________.

Answer 4

truth & laws of nature

Question 5

Natural or mechanical facts which support the osteopathic philosophy; obtained
from 1 or combo of any of the basic & clinical sciences. Sometimes, the principles are derived from scientific laws of anatomy, physics, physiology, biology, immunology, etc.

This is the definition of…

Answer 5

Osteopathic Principles

Question 6

Impaired or altered function of related components of the somatic (body framework) system: skeletal, arthrodial and myofascial structures and their related vascular,
lymphatic and neural elements.
This is the definition of….

Answer 6

somatic dysfunction

Question 7

How do you find “it”?

Answer 7

Through knowledge of functional anatomy;
Sense of touch and proprioception;
Learning normal to recognize abnormal;
Osteopathic palpation

Question 8

This is the act of sensing with the hands or applying the hand and its
finger to a body surface to determine shape; ability to determine
both subtle and gross motion; ability determine temperature

Answer 8

osteopathic palpation

Question 9

What does TART stand for?

Answer 9

T: Tissue Texture
Change
 A: Asymmetry
 R: Restricted or
Altered Motion
 T: Tenderness

Question 10

In this form of condition there is a general activation of the SNS, local vasodilation with warm, reddened skin due to biochemical irritation/inflammation, tissue tone increased, congestion of tissues from vascular injury and biochemical vasodilation, acute sharp or severe pain

Answer 10

Acute Condition

Question 11

In this form of condition there is vasoconstriction with coolness, pale skin, dry skin, tissue tone changes, congestion of tissues due to obstruction of lymph pathways, long-standing impairment or dysfunction has been present, dull ache, tenderness or paresthesia.

Answer 11

Chronic Condition

Question 12

“I want you to camp on the borders of the ______ and stay there with your microscopes both in hand and head.”

Answer 12

Pelvis

Question 13

“I quote no authors but ____ and _______.”

Answer 13

God and experience

Question 14

_______ is taught in our school more thoroughly than in any other school, because we want the student to carry a living picture of all or any part of the body in [their] mind.

Answer 14

Anatomy

Question 15

“I began to realize the power of
Nature to cure after a skillful
correction of conditions causing
abnormalities had been
accomplished so as to bring forth
\_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, the
greatest known germicide.”

Answer 15

pure and healthy blood

Question 16

After seeing a human being complete in form, self-moving, with power to stop or go on at will, to us [they seem] to obey _____ ________.

Answer 16

some commander.

Question 17

First, there is the material body; second, ________; third, a being of mind which is far superior to all vital motions and material forms, whose duty is to wisely manage this great engine of life.

Answer 17

the spiritual being;

Question 18

To obtain good results, we must blend ourselves with and travel in harmony with _____ _______.

Answer 18

Nature’s truths

Question 19

When this great machine, ceases to move in all its parts, which we call death, the explorer’s knife discovers no _____, no ______.

Answer 19

mind, motion.

Question 20

[Their] success depends on _________ and not on being able to recite what someone had failed to accomplish.

Answer 20

What they know

Question 21

It is a scientific knowledge of anatomy and physiology in the hands of a person of ______ and ______ who can apply it.

Answer 21

intelligence and skill

Question 22

We have learned to know that Nature does no imperfect work, but, on the other hand, _________________, and perfection
is its watchword in all its parts and
functions.

Answer 22

does its work to perfection

Question 23

If we wish to be governed by reason, we must take a position that is founded on _____ and capable of presenting facts to prove the validity of the truths we present.

Answer 23

truth

Question 24

Osteopathy is built upon the principle of ____ and _____.

Answer 24

debtor and

creditor.

Question 25

______ is of great use as a part of a thorough osteopathic education.

Answer 25

Chemistry

Question 26

The osteopath must re- member that his first lesson is anatomy, his last lesson is anatomy, and all his lessons are anatomy.