FOC Exam 1

Who was the inventor of the neurocalometer (NCM)?

Which of the following is NOT an element of thee “Triune of Life”?

The ACC paradigm defines chiropractic care as the body’s ability to restore health with the use drugs and surgery

In what century were the first known descriptions of the writings of manipulation and recorded?

The term to describe the idea that the basic premise applies to everything everywhere at every time without exception?

In what decade was BJ Palmer, fundamentally a segmentalist?

What year did chiropractors achieve legal recognition in all states?

In the early 1900s when chiropractors got arrested, what did they often times do while in jail?

As a spinal nerve travels to its intended target and passes through all of the following structures, except:

According to DD Palmer, what does disease results from?

A patient seeking care to improve sports performance is most appropriately treated by who as their primary provider?

The term to describe the idea that what is true at a certain time will be true and similar circumstances at all times?

Logan College grad 1961, co-inventor of Activator instrument, and developer of Activator Methods Chiropractic Technique.

The word “manipulation” is a generic term.

Scientific “laws” are a result of inductive reasoning.

The earliest text on bone setting was published in what year?

DD Palmer emphasize the relationship between the skeleton and the?

According to Palmer function of the nervous system can be altered by a subtle change the position of a _____ _____

According to DD Palmer, what is the essential characteristic of all dis-ease?

The traditional eastern philosophical model of health is based on what?

In which century did chiropractic emerge?

A.T. Still emphasize the relationship between the integrity of the spine, and skeleton to the proper functioning of the?

“The body’s innate recuperative power is affected by and integrated through the nervous system”

When the Medicare program was introduced by Congress in the 1960s, chiropractors were initially excluded.

Interplay among subluxation, the ___ system, and human health has been at the core of chiropractic concerns since day 1

From the mid-30s to the mid-50s, BJ Palmer only taught students to adjust what area of the body?

Palmer’s first theory suggested that inflammation was a consequence of displaced _______.

What is the name of a handheld heat sensing instrument that BJ Palmer insisted was necessary to detect subluxations?

Who introduced the NCM to the chiropractic profession in 1924?

Chiropractic has “cured” people.

What percentage of patients reported excellent improvements from the DOD 5yr chiropractic healthcare demonstration prog?

What technique was Hugh B. Logan, D.C. a developer of?

“ the body is a self regulating and self-healing organism.” This is part of which chiropractic paradigm?

Chiropractic is a set of beliefs about the human body and the natural order of the universe.

In 1908, D.D. Palmer opened the DD Palmer College of Chiropractic in _______, ________.

Which chiropractic philosophy principal brings organization to all matter, and maintains its existence?

How many years did DD Palmer practice as a magnetic healer prior to founding the chiropractic profession?

The first hospital to accept chiropractors on it staff in St. Louis in 1984 was?

What is this “something” called that must exist or nothing else would?

How many students were attending PSC by 1923?

What is the name of the National College of Chiropractic’s most scholarly and enduring periodical?

Of the following schools, which one still exists today?

Dr. Langworthy introduced what kind of remedies in to the chiropractic curriculum?

A living thing has an inborn intelligence within its body, called universal intelligence