Homeopathy’s peasy history is relevant to chiropractic in that:

Acceptance of homeopathy into the medical profession lead to its decline.

Which of the following did not influence the early development on chiropractic?

Big Pharma’s condemnation of chiropractic.

Innate intelligence does not relate to:

The law/principle of atomic organization.

What is the second step of the General Adaptation Syndrome?

Physiological change -> resistance.

“Bone-setting” was stereotyped in the 1900s as:

A low-level, uneducated, peasant tradition of folk healthcare practice.

The Art of Chiropractic does not include:

Active care exercises given to the patient.

Non-allopathic criticisms of mainstream medicine include all except:

Medicine focuses too much on strengthening the healing powers of the body.

Wardwell stated that patients preferred homeopathy over medicine because:

Homeopathy did less harm to patients.

Osteopathy’s principles and philosophy was not concerned with:

Spinal alignment and the effect on neurological function.

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1
Strauss suggested that adjusting technique determines a chiropractor’s philosophy.
True
False
2
“Heart knowledge” refers to the left brain.
True
False
3
Mechanistic perception understands that there is an imperceptible realm based on truths that are perceptible.
True
False
4
Philosophy of Chiropractic includes:
An innate intelligence.
A universal intelligence.
5
Innate intelligence is directly proportional to amount of matter, therefore the less matter, the less innate.
True
False
6
Chiropractic is an inductive philosophy.
True
False
7
Chiropractic is NOT:
a philosophy
a science
a joke
an art
8
Innate intelligence is related to intelligence at the cellular level and functions in accord with natural laws.
True
False
9
Homeopathy’s peasy history is relevant to chiropractic in that:
Homeopathy’s main treatment was spinal and pelvic manipulation.
Homeopathy also regarded the nervous system as the master system.
Chiro and medicine can also work together as on profession.
Acceptance of homeopathy into the medical profession lead to its decline.
10
The intent of what you do is determined by your chiropractic thinking.
True
False
11
Which of the following did not influence the early development on chiropractic?
DD & BJ’s personalities.
Big Pharma’s condemnation of chiropractic.
The Flexner Report of the evaluation of medical schools.
The reputation of bone setters and manipulation history.
12
“Kardia” refers to “heart knowledge”.
True
False
13
Inorganic matter expresses innate intelligence.
False
True
14
The job of intelligence is to create force.
True
False
15
Innate intelligence does not relate to:
The intelligence that determines the physiology of the body.
The intelligence that maintains active cellular inter-relationships.
The force that connects living matter.
The law/principle of atomic organization.
16
The Triune of Life does not include:
Space.
Intelligence
Matter
Force
17
Innate and universal intelligence differ in that only one of these organizes matter.
False
True
18
Faith is a viable form of perception that is more applicable to intellectual concepts other than chiropractic.
True
False
19
What is the second step of the General Adaptation Syndrome?
Death.
Physiological change -> resistance.
Stressor -> alarm.
Exhaustion -> Fatigue.
20
Philosophy of Chiropractic states that the life force can be interfered with at the level of the spine.
True
False
21
The Major Premise in chiropractic relates to:
Innate Intelligence.
Universal Intelligence.
22
Which force is contructive?
Innate Intelligence
Universal Intelligence
23
The Wilk Law Suit against the AMA was about:
Medical malpractice.
Violation of anti-trust laws.
False/misleading ads from Big Pharma.
Illegal allocation of research funding.
24
Randomized Control Trials are compatible with a vitalistic construct.
False
True
25
Which philosophy believes that physical elements assemble and then express consciousness?
Atomism
Vitalism
26
Palmer’s definition of subluxation addressed all of the following except:
Loss of juxtaposition of the vertebra.
Occlusion.
Nerve impingement.
Abnormal disc and ligaments.
27
Chiropractic emphasizes:
Structure
Function
28
“Bone-setting” was stereotyped in the 1900s as:
A low-level, uneducated, peasant tradition of folk healthcare practice.
A method of healing that should be confined to hospital settings.
A highly respectable, non-invasive alternative to mainstream medicine.
A specialty only utilized by osteopaths.
29
Atomism states that health comes from ____ the body.
Outside.
Inside.
30
Who named our profession “chiropractic”?
Rev Roy
Samuel Weed
BJ Palmer
DD Palmer
31
Osteopathy’s early philosophy was based primarily on the effects of the spine on “brain stem pressure”.
True
False
32
The Art of Chiropractic does not include:
Active care exercises given to the patient.
Analysis used to locate subluxation.
Assessment used to confirm the correction of subluxation.
Adjustive technique used to correct subluxation.
33
Non-allopathic criticisms of mainstream medicine include all except:
Medicine focuses too much on general populations instead of the individual.
Medicine creates excessive use of drugs and surgery.
Medicine focuses on symptoms rather than the cause.
Medicine focuses too much on strengthening the healing powers of the body.
34
“Matter has limitation” is a part of which pillar of chiropractic?
Art
Philosophy
Science
35
Vitalism believes that all physiological and biological processes cannot be explained by physics and chemistry alone.
False
True
36
Chiropractic philosophy is based on:
Deductive reasoning.
Inductive reasoning.
37
All matter has motion, therefore there is universal life in all matter.
True
False
38
Intelligence at an atomic level is regarded as:
Innate Intelligence.
Universal Intelligence.
39
Innate intelligence is an agency found in living things which coordinates and maintains active organization.
False
True
40
A morbid process with symptoms that may affect the whole body and its etiology, path, and prognosis:
Dis-ease.
Disease.
41
Superior knowledge that is above mere assimilation of facts is:
Gnosis.
Epignosis.
42
What is the final step of the General Adaptation Syndrome?
Death.
Exhaustion -> fatigue.
Stressor -> alarm.
Physiological change -> resistance.
43
The influence of the insurance industry kept chiropractic from growing as a profession.
False
True
44
Wardwell stated that patients preferred homeopathy over medicine because:
Homeopathy convinced people that drugs were ineffective.
Homeopathy did less harm to patients.
Homeopath’s spent more time in school that medical doctors.
Homeopaths did the same services as osteopaths.
45
“Head knowledge” refers to the left brain.
False
True
46
Osteopathy’s principles and philosophy was not concerned with:
Spinal alignment and the effect on neurological function.
Spinal alignment and the effect on circulatory function.
Bones.
Vitalism.
47
In 1991, a Harvard Medical Practice study reported the annual iatrogenic death rate of (approx):
500,000
30,000
1,000,000
180,000
48
Philosophy goes beyond observable facts. It primarily deals with all except:
Empiricism.
Ethics/principles.
Nature of truth/logic.
Metaphysics.
49
The state manifested when non-specifically induced changes within a biological system is:
Stress.
Ease.
Dis-ease.
Adaptation.
50
What is the first step to the General Adaptation Syndrome?
Death.
Exhaustion -> fatigue.
Physiologic change -> resistance.
Stressor -> alarm reaction.
51
Universal intelligence is associated with organization at the atomic level.
False
True
52
____ intelligence adapts forces and matter for the body as long as it can without breaking a universal law.
Universal
Innate
53
Gnosis refers to right brain knowledge.
True
False
54
Chiropractic Philosophy states that when subluxation is corrected, optimal health is restored.
True
False
55
Which philosophy believes that the body is a self-healing, self-regulating organism?
Vitalism
Atomism
56
Homeopathy is allopathic.
False
True
57
”Kardia” refers to the right or left brain?
Left
Right
58
According to Strauss, if a principle is true in the perceptive realm, it is also true in the imperceptible realm.
True
False
59
A source or origin from which anything proceeds a fundamental truth or comprehensive doctrine:
Paradigm
Practice
Principle
Idea
60
Cancer cells care about and function in reference to the organs in which they reside.
True
False
61
Early osteopathic principles included innate intelligence.
False
True
62
When did insurance companies start controlling healthcare?
1895
1920
1776
1950
63
The imperceptible realm underscores the importance of chiropractic care for overall well-being of an individual.
False
True
64
The “Major Premise” of chiropractic concerns innate intelligence.
True
False
65
What does not happen during the Triad Syndrome in G.A.S.?
Lymphatic Tissue Atrophy
GI Ulcers
Myocardial Enlargement
Adrenal Cortex Enlargement
66
A system of adjusting the segments of the spine by hand only for the correction of the cause of dis-ease:
Chiropractic
Osteopathy
Homeopathy
Allopathy
67
Rationalization is the MOST COMMON form of perception in chiropractic.
True
False
68
Once Federal Accreditation (CCE) in 1974, chiropractors were able to be licensed in all states.
False
True
69
Chiropractic stems from the greek/Latin words “cheir” (hand) and “praxis” (practice).
True
False
70
The Science of Chiropractic does not include:
Interference in the N/S in the spine causes the loss of optimal health.
The use of drugs and surgery to maintain the proper function of the body.
The human body is a self-healing organism.
The supremacy of the nervous system.
71
Osteopathy was concerned with the effect of abnormal spinal alignment on the:
Circulatory system.
Endocrine system.
Nervous system.
Immune system.
72
Innate and universal intelligence both organize matter at the atomic level.
False
True
73
Vitalism states that health comes from ___ the body.
Inside.
Outside.
74
Strauss argues that faith is a viable form of perfection and is EQUALLY applicable to empiricism or rationalism.
True
False
75
Vitalism believes that life is an expression of matter.
False
True
76
Deductive reasoning:
Begins with a particular and moves into a generality.
Begins with a generality and moves into a particular.
77
Dysfunction, incoordination, lacking health/transmission/well being is:
Disease
Dis-ease.
78
Vitalism is a philosophical doctrine that:
Supports empirical processes of thought and perception.
Realizes the significance of “non-material” and innate intelligence.
Uses chemistry, physics, and math to explain all life processes.
Does not used faith as a viable form of perception.
79
Early osteopathy did not include the following objective:
Removal of muscle spasms.
Increased ROM by breaking up fixations.
Reduction of subluxation.
Promotion of circulation.
80
An organ taken out of a dead person may be kept alive for hours because it is still manifesting organ intelligence.
True
False
81
Not having ease, dysfunction, incoordination, lacking body function:
Disease.
Dis-ease.
82
A philosophical definition of death would be defined as the inability of innate intelligence to adapt the body.
True
False
83
How you think determines how you practice.
True
False
84
The vitalistic ability to maintain constancy and balance in living things is the definition of:
General Adaptation Syndrome.
Homeostatis.
Vix Madicatrix Naturale.
Allopathy.
85
Vix Madicatrix Natural is a mechanistic term used to define the vitalistic component of the body’s ability to self-heal.
True
False
86
What is the third step to the General Adaptation Syndrome?
Physiological change -> resistance.
Stressor -> alarm.
Exhaustion -> Fatigue
Death.
87
A manual procedure that uses controlled force, leverage, direction, amplitude, & velocity directed at a specific joint:
Adjustment.
Manipulation.
88
Inductive reasoning starts with a particular concept and moves into a generality.
False
True
89
“Nous” refers to “head knowledge”.
True
False
90
Universal intelligence is constructive.
False
True
91
Innate intelligence creates innate forces which are expressed as neural impulses.
True
False
92
Atomism believes that disease is a state of the body.
True
False
93
Atomism believes that life is the result of physical matter only.
True
False
94
A passive manual maneuver where a joint is quickly brought beyond physiological and elastic barriers:
Manipulation.
Adjustment.
95
BJ’s vitalistic perception believed that the organization and order within the human body was proof of innate.
False
True
96
Universal forces can have interference in their transmission.
True
False
97
Efferent pathways of the nervous system carry signals from:
Tissue cells to the brain.
Brain cells to brain cells.
Tissue cells to tissue cells.
Brain to tissue cells.
98
The transmission of mental impulses can be limited by matter.
False
True
99
The “Major Premise” of chiropractic does not address:
Subluxation.
Maintenance/existence.
Matter.
Organization.
100
The 1914 Flexner Report summarized that medical education in the US and Canada:
Med schools should absorb chiropractic practices.
Med & osteopath schools were operating optimally.
Med schools should absorb homeopathy and naturopathy.
Med & osteo schools lacked quality instructors which did not prep students.

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