Tri 1 Principles of Chiropractic Final Exam Study

What is the overall purpose of G.A.S.?

Innate brain controls body's voluntary components

Two factors which are significant importance in studying the "signs of life":

Cancer cells are cells that function independently & are outside the ctrl of tissue intelligence or intelligence of body

B.J. Palmer taught that biological order and organization proved the existence of some form of intelligence

There is 100% of innate intelligence in every living thing, the requisite amount, proportional to its organization

Vitalism is the theory that the activities of living organisms are all explainable using chemistry & physics alone

A facilitated lesion causes muscle weakness and fibrosis/ gristle

The act of chiropractic is based on three steps of locating & correction vsc. Which of these is not one of those steps?

According to Wordwell, what year was chiropractic education accredited by the government?

Matter requires attention by intelligence to exist

Axoplasmic aberration hypothesis states compress of nerve fiber affects plasma flow gives rise 2 altered conductivity

Vic Madicatrix Naturale is a mechanistic/medical term used 2 define vitalistic component of body's ability 2 heal itself

"Limitation of matter" can have a negative effecct on the normal expression of the safety pin cycle

Innate brain = non-conscious behavior

Cancer cells do not manifest cellular intelligence

What is an iatrogenic injury?

According to Wordwell, who was the developer of chiropractic?

"Disease" is a term which would best be described as:

Universal intelligence is responsible for the organization of everything organic and inorganic

Vertebral subluxation complex can cause spondylogenic symptoms due 2 clinical manifestation of neurophysical component

Chiro ____ is specific in direction, point of contact, amplitude, & velocity meant 2 correct a subluxation partly/wholly

Head knowledge is _____(nous) while heart knowledge is _______ (kardia)

If a principle is true in the perceptible realm, then it is also true in the imperceptible realm

G.A.S. (general adaptation syndrome) is characterized by what four progressive stages?

Neurophysiologies are only efferent in their abnormal nature

Positional dyskinesia is linked with static misalignment

Is innate intelligence 100% perfect?

Cancer cells function without respect for other cancer cells & organic in which they reside

Educated brain allows for function such as will, memory, and reason

Innate intelligence is related to intelligence at the atomic level and functions in accord with natural laws

Cancer cells are destructive to the other cells of the organism

The stress response summary includes increases in all of the following physiological components except:

According to Palmer & Stephenson's definition of vertebral subluxation could a vertebral subluxation exist in a corpse?

What percentage of people's problems are linked to their genes?

How many stages are there in generalized adaptation syndrome?

Deductive reasoning is the process by which a general conclusion is sought after from the specific findings

Heart knowledge becomes head knowledge when it assimilates itself into everyday life by method of perception

Inflammation, improper vascular supply and drainage, and degeneration are ___________

The educated brain has control over the innate brain?

Non-living matter contains universal and innate intelligence

Primary difference between empiricism & rationalization is empiricism is based on deductive reason & rational is not

What is the primary or ruling theory of the other seven chiropractic theories?

A patient's problem is rooted in what?

G.A.S. produces the following physiological tissue changes

Spinal kinesiopathophysiology results in a ______ as result of either hypomobility or hyper mobility

The beginning of chiropractic vitalism is _______

Which of these is not considered an insult to the spinal articular structure that causes vertebral subluxation?

Neurodystrophic phenomena results in lowered tissue resistance?

Without which vital component(s) to life will the result be wilt?

The structural component of the vertebral subluxation is clinically manifested as ______

A compressive lesion causes muscle spasm and fibrosis/ gristle

All increased nociceptive input results in a chronic increase of stress response

Which of these statements are false regarding the philosophy of chiropractic?

______ is a condition of an organ or tissue. ____ is a state of the entire body's functioning

Articular neuropathy is irreversible damage from joint pathomechanics

"inductive reasoning" describes the basis of explaining chiropractic philosophy

Neuroplasticity refers to an adaptation of the nervous system in response to changes in the internal/ external enviro

A "philosophical definition" of death would best be defined as:

Certain tissue of body serve as both "educated-body" & "innate body". Innate body will always override educated body

All increased nociceptive input results in an increase of conscious pain

The best way to analyze a subluxated vertebra is _______

Vertebral fixation results in abnormal afferent neurophysiology that creates:

It's almost impossible 2 suffer from asymptomatic joint complex dysfunction (VSC) b4 spinal tissue injury generated pain

VSC always consists of kinesiological and neurological components that cannot be physiologically separated

What is the number one chiropractic theory seen in everyday practice?

The stress response summary includes decreases in all of the following physiological components except:

Neurophysiology deals with afferent/ efferent abnormalities

Chiropractor's "philosophical perception"/how 1 thinks, demonstrates manner of their practice more than any other factor

For 100% life, there must be 100% intelligence, 100% force, and 100% matter