Principles of chiropractic-midterm

Which one of the following contributed the least to chiropractics initial or early development

The 3 major methods of perception are faith empiricism and rationalization

All nonallopathic displaces were historically embraced and supported by allopathic medicine

Primary purpose of GAS is to buy you time to eliminate stressor that causing the adaptation

innate intellegence and universal intellegence are similar in that they both organize matter at the atomic level

Vitalism and atomism define the primary philosophical constructs in healthcare

One concievable objective of practicing chiro. According to Strauss would be eventual inclusion of drugs in private prac

The major premise of chiropractic philosophy addresses innate intellegence

Increased cortisol and decreased catecholamines are part of the stress response

Inductive reasoning is different from deductive reasoning because inductive reasoning

Metaphysics is one branch of philosophy that is utilized in explaining chiropractic philosophy

The intent of early osteopathic technique did not include the following objective

Epignosis is referred to a superior knowledge b/c you can comprehend the application of what you have learned

The most serious challenge to orthodox medicine was homeopathy patients preferred homeopathy Over medicine b/c

Chiro. Profession distinction Has historically been its key objective of reducing spinal column sublux An ab alignment

Dorlands definition of life is more vitalistic construct than mechanistic construct

Innate intelligence and universal intellegence differ in that only one of these organizes matter

primary differ lbl empiricism & rationalization is rationalization based on strong philosophical basis of our perception

Dis-ease is an early vitalistic term that defines a definite morbid process or the presence of a condition

GI bill allowed for tuition benefits for chiropractic education but did not have any serious impact on enrollment

Understanding significance of imperceptible realm based on truth of what is perceptible is bases mechanistic perception

heart knowledge is a term which philosophy denotes the left lobe of the brain and the term head knowledge is right lobe

The term chiropractic was coined by Rev. Samuel Weed from two greek terms cheir(hand) and praxis(practice)

overall weakness and clout of pharma industry during the early 1900s was significant factor in chiro. Early development

Strauss suggests that a chiropractors adjusting technique determines the philosop Basis of their practice

Life is basically explicable by laws of physics and chemistry

Gnosis is superior knowledge that is above mere assimilation of facts and refers to right brain knowledge

Why should chiropractors today take note of homeopathys history

adjustment/manipulation basically have the same definitions and be used interchangeably to describe clinical application

BJ Palmer taught that order and organization bespeaks intellegence at the cellular level only

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to "priori" statement

Wellness describes ongoing process of making lifestyle choices that allow you to exp. Ongoing states of feeling better

The art of chiropractic is based on the 3 A's; analysis, adjusting tech, and assessment

Rationalization is the most common form of perception utilized in chiropratic philosophy

Wardell suggest that the chiropractic profession would be wise to study what became of osteopathy after assimilation

GAS always produces a triad syndrome

Osteopathic’s philosophy and principles during its initial development were based  primarily on Innate intelligence

the major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to innate intelligence

Chiropractics core construct has historically been centered on structure of the body effecting function Of the body

Rationalization is the most common form of perception utilized in chiropractic Philosophy

Osteopathic’s philosophy/principles during initial development were based primarily on effects of brain stem pressure

According to status textbook if a principle is true in the perceptible realm, then it's true in the imperceptible realm

Deductive reasoning best describes the basis of explaining chirop philosophy

"Gnosis" is superior knowledge that is above mere assimilation of facts and refers to right brain knowledge

Universal intellegence would best be defined in chiropractic as

the major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to Organization

The primary similarities of early osteo. And chiro. Both claimed to have vitalistic philosophy and manipulaTed/adjusted

Head knowledge is termwhich philosophically denote left or nous of brain&term kardia refers heart knowledge or rt brain

Innate intellegence is related to intellegence at the atomic level and function in accord with bio. And physio. Property

Principles/concepts can only exist and be correct if they are perceptible and empirically proven

Bonesetting became identified and stereotyped in the early 1900s as

vitalism is a philosophical doctrine that supports the empirical process of thought and perception

Strauss suggest that a chiropractors adjusting technique determines the philosophical basis of their practice

control of healthcare by pharmaceutical/insurance industry in early1900’s wasone of major obstacles that restrict growth

The major premise in chiropratic philosophy addresses subluxation

Wilks antitrust lawsuit was directly responsible for federal accreditiation and formation of CCE

Allopathy is the method of treatment practices by DCs but does not include homeopathy

Faith is viable form of perception that is equally applicable to intellectual concepts as empiricism of rationalization

Innate intellegence would be associated with organization at the atomic level

The importance of chiropractic care is maintaining the well-being of the entire individual

Chiropractic principles explain our basic tenants or constructs

Innate intellegence is related to intellegence at the cellular level and functions in accord with natural laws

BJ Palmer has been credited with the title of the chiropractic founder in 1895

GAS causes the body's physiology to shift from anabolic to catabolic

The major premise in chiroperatic philosophy relates to universal intelligence

Osteopathics philosophy and principles during its initial development were based primarly on a vitalistic construct

the major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to Matter

Osteopathic’s philosophy/principles during initial development were based primarily on abnormal alignment and its effect

Homeopathys past history is significant to todays chiropractic profession in that

One of the constructs for test the truth is logical consistency, empirical adequacy, experiential relevancy

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy addresses maintenanc/ exisitence

Innate intellegence is manifested in living animals and plants

Atomism/mechanism is a philosophiCal doctrine

Strauss suggest that a chiropractors adjusting technique determines the philosophical basis of their practice

control of healthcare by the insurance industry in early 1900s was one of the major obstacles of early chiro growth

the Wilk law suit filed against the AMA et. showed they broke which law

The major premise in chiropractic Philosophy addresses matter

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy addresses nerve impulses