Chiro Theory Exam 1

In the mneumonic MOPI the P is for?

Whos theory was to straighten the spine?

Whos theory was to relieve nerve compression?

Whos theory was it to reduce distortions of the annulae fibrosus?

Whos theory was it to remove irritable spinal lesions?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is invokes login and evidence as a basis for clinical reasoning?

Who accepted subluxation as a listing in the international classification of diseases?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is the whole is greater than the sum of its parts?

Who bulit a magnetic practice in Burlington Iowa, and infleunced DD to take up the healing art?

Who practiced Chirsitan Science?

Study of the nature basis and extent of knowledge is?

Whos theory was to restore blood flow?

The founder of osteopathy is?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is the nervous systems function in the self healing human organism?

What subluxation evaluation involces mental attitude outlook social interaction lifesyle habits stress?

Of the 5 components which one is problem with the motion of your spine?

Which subluxation evaluation would be vetebral spinal misalignment abnormal motion joint dysfunction?

What is the oldest healthcare system, evolved in india, and is named for the "science of life"?

Which presi signed law new provision that established chiro as health care benefits for veterans? January 2002!

Study of human conduct character and values?

Of the 5 componenets which one is abnormal function of the spine and body, bone spurts and abnormal bone growths etc.?

What subluxation evaluation involves symptoms palpatory tenderness altered muscle tone vasomotor and sudomotor findings?

Whos theory was it to mobilize fixated vertebral segments?

Which subluxation evaluation would be psychogenic concepts and somatopychic concepts?

In the mneumonic MOPI the O is for?

Who is the founder of Natropathy and later went on to open the American School of Chiro in NYC?

Osteopathy was based on the manipuation to restore what?

The study of fundamental nature of reality and existence of things, subdivided into ontogeny &study of physical universe

Whos theory was to relieve irritation of sympathetic chain?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is the compasstionate manner that requires empathy nonjudge acceptance congruence and genuine?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is "primum non nocere" meaning first do no harm?

Whos theory was it to stretch/tear around nerve roots adhesions?

I need to get adjusted I am subluxated is which of the following clinical approaches?

Whos theory was it to remove interference with CSF circulation?

What focuses on strengthening the body's defenses and enhancing its capacity for healing to maintain health?

The 3 component model is the three what?

Who is the founder of cornflakes and thought it was a "one stop shop meal"?

I looked at the operational understainding of sublixation flow chart on the last PP?

Who was in charge of the physical culture movement? Famous quotes include "weakness is a crime, dont be a criminal"?

Popular London Bonesetter, Leaves of My Life, battled the British Medical Association

Of the 5 components which one is muscles supporting the spine can weaken, atrophy, become tight and spasm?

Of the 3 which is abnormal balance between or tone of sympathetic/parasympathetic divisions of the ANS?

Who is the founder of the 7th Day Adventists?

Who was AT Still's first student? He is also DD's rival because he became a chiro.

The 5 component model is shown on a poster called?

Which subluxation evaluation would be neurologic compression traction torison irritation aberrant reflexes etc.?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is docs of chiro legitimize their patients health problems after they have been rejected?

Study of the creation of principles of art and beauty and of thoughts feeling attitudes?

What subluxation evaluation includes contributing mechanical etiologies static/dynamic assymetries passive active ROM?

Of the 5 components which one is abnormal nervous system function?

What subluxation evaluation involves altered tissue texture edema metablic disturbances nutrional imbalances?

In the mneumonic MOPI the M is for?

Study of the principles and methods of reasoning (inductive and deductive)?

Who was known for "animal magnetism"?

Whos theory was to restore vertebrae to normal postion?

Whos theory was it to mobilize post joints (z joints)?

What association branded homeopathy as quackery in the 1850's?

Which of the 6 Doctrines is the prefrence for natural therapies and avoid drugs and surgery?

Whos theory was it to shift fragment of IVD? (idk if this is a person lol)

Whos theory was it to correct abnormal somatovisceral reflexes?

Whos theory was it to stretch contracted muscles?

In the mneumonic MOPI the I is for?

Which subluxation evaluation would be axoplasmic flow mechanisms vetebrobasilar arterial insufficency ischecmia etc.?

Mr Smith you 2nd Cervical Vertebrae is subluxated is which clinical approach?

Which of the 3 is either global or segmental ROM difficulty with or impairment of voluntary movement?

Ms. Jones your spine is subluxated is which of the following clinical approaches?

Of the three is reversible physiopathologic state consisting of unnotices neurophysiologic reactions to various agents?

Chiropractic is known as manipulation to restore what? This is short level meaning specific.

Uneducated bonesetter, known as the Doctor of Epsom, people wrote a musical comedy about her?

Mesmer's theories were refuted by a French Scientific commision, this included who? He's known as an American statesman.

Who introduced homeopathy and the Law of Similars meaning Like Cures Like?

Of the 5 componenet system which one is changes in blood or lymph flow resulting in swelling and inflammation?