Duplicate of Principles of Chiro 1 Final

According to Wordwell chiro physicians must learn from Homeopathic medicine because they are a clear example of what?

Inflammation, improper vascular supply and drainage, and degeneration are _______.

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

All allopathic profession (medicine) has historically attempted to respond to nonallopathic professions by:

G.A.S. is characterized by what four progressive stages?

Chiropractic __ is specific in direction/point of contact/amplitude & velocity to correct a subluxation partly or wholly

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

Death is nothing more than the absence of innate intelligence.

Degenerative disc disease (DDD) originates from the ______ motor unit/joint.

"One type of subluxation is recognized by lessened mobility/soft-tissue involvement & segmental facilitation."

Spinal Kinesiopathophysiology results in a _____ as result of either hypomobility or hypermobility.

A state of the entire body functioning:

Innate brain:

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

Increased nociceptive input results in an increased chronic stress response.

Dr. Flesia designed a four-phase process of subluxation degeneration. What is the correct order?

The human will, memory, and reasoning are all components of the educated brain.

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

The science of chiropractic is based on all the following major concepts except:

G.A.S. produces which of the following physiological tissue changes?

is innate intelligence 100% perfect?

Non-living matter contains universal and innate intelligence.

Rationalization is based on ________ reasoning.

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

A manipulation differs from an adjustment in that its goal is to improve the neurological component of a subluxation.

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

According to Palmer & Stephenson's definition of vertebral subluxation, a vertebral subluxation can exist in a corpse.

According to Wordwell chiro physicians must learn from Osteopathic medicine because they are a clear example of what?

"Neural dysfunction can modify the specific/nonspecific immune responses and alter the function of the involved nerves."

Chiropractic care should always be considered for relief and crisis intervention for sickness and ill health.

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

The principle of "Triune of Life" demonstrates chiropractics main objective.

Which of the following are true about cancer cells?

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

Which one of these statements are FALSE concerning the philosophy of chiropractic?

A patients problem is rooted in what?

What is the name of the cycle that simplifies the nervous afferent/efferent stimuli going from the brain to tissues?

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

A condition that attacks the body from the environment:

Innate intelligence is related to intelligence at the cellular level and functions is accord with natural laws.

"A subluxation involves vertebra above & below, which _____ an opening, _____ on nerves, & _____ with mental impulses.

Does faith have any place in chiropractic?

"Cervical intervertebral subluxations may cause compression of the vertebral arteries resulting in altered blood supply"

Neurodystrophic phenomena results in lowered tissue resistance.

Without what vital component to life will result in wilt?

How many stages are in the G.A.S.?

For 100% life, there must be 100% intelligence, 100% force, and 100% matter. This is called the "Triune of Life".

Vix Madicatrix Naturale is a mechanistic/medical term used to define the bodys vitalistic ability to heal itself.

According to Wordwell chiro physicians must learn from Naturopathic medicine because they are a clear example of what?

The "innate body" trumps the "educated body" for survival.

Empiricism is based on _______ reasoning.

Vitalism is the theory that the living organism are under an agency that has none of the attributes of matter or energy.

Educated brain:

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

Which level of innate intelligence does cancer start with?

"Somatic afforestation bombardment of dorsal horn cells resulting from spinal fixations can alter autonomic reflexes."

Is a Histopathophysiological abnormality linked directly to a concurrent Myopathophysiological abnormality?

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

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

Multiple choice. Which of the following are not one of the five signs of life?

A neuropathological lesion occurs 2 ways. A compressive lesion resulting of ___ & a facilitated lesion resulting of ___.

According to Wordwell the Wilk anti-trust lawsuit provided for all but which of the following?

T/T: This is the worst class to ever exist on the planet.

"Intervertebral subluxations are a common occurrence in the general population."

The best way to analyze a subluxated vertebra is ______.

"A subluxation is the aggravation of the normal dynamics of contiguous articular structures" Was a quote from:

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

The beginning of chiropractic vitalism is ______.

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

Matter requires attention by intelligence to exist.

____ is a condition of an organ or tissue. ____ is a state of the entire bodys functioning.

What is an iatrogenic injury?

What was the flexnor report useful for in chiropractic's early years?

Neuroplasticity refers to a adaptation of the nervous system in response to changes in the internal/external environment

According to Wordwell, who was the developer of chiropractic?

Because innate intelligence is localized to all living matter, does that make it measurable?

Vitalism is the theory that the living organism are under an agency that cant be explained by chemistry or physics.

Degenerative joint disease (DJD) originates from the _______ motor unit/joint.

Positional dyskinesia is linked with static misalignment.

What are the levels of innate intelligence from least to greatest in scale?

A compressive lesion causes muscle spasm and fibrosis/gristle

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

The major premise of chiro is the understanding that __ is in all matter & thus continually maintaining it in existence.

"Chiropractic dispossessed of its 'chiropractic' is nothing more than a _________."

The innate brain controls the body's voluntary components (moving, writing, talking, etc.)

"Axoplasmic flow may be altered when the spinal nerve roots become compressed by intervertebral subluxations."

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

"Intervertebral subluxations in some severe cases (and even in the absences of Fx/disloc.) may compress the spinal cord"

The educated brain has control over the innate brain.

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

The art of chiropractic is based on the three steps of locating and correcting VSC. Which of these is not a step?

Neuropathophysiologies are only efferent in their abnormal nature.

Can philosophy and science be separated?

"Philosophical perception", or how one thinks, demonstrates the manner of their practic more than any other factors.

"Intervertebral subluxations can interfere with the normal transmission of nerve (i.e. action potentials, etc.)."

What is the difference between cord and nerve compression?

A facilitated lesion causes muscle weakness and fibrosis/gristle.

A clinical manifestation of the state of the body:

head knowledge is ____ (nous) while heart knowledge is ____ (kardia).

Articular neuropathy is irreversible damage from the joint pathomechanics.