PRINCIPLES OF CHIROPRACTIC MIDTERM REVIEW

The term "Chiropractic " was coined by Rev. Samuel Weed from two Greek terms, cheir (hand) and praxis (practice).

general adaptation syndrome always produces a particular triad syndrome. Which is not a part of this syndrome?

Understanding the significance of the imperceptible realm based on the truth of what is perceptible:

The vitalistic ability of living things to maintain constancy of their internal makeup and balance is the definition of:

Homeopathy's pasy history is significant to today's chiropractic profession in that:

Osteopathic's philosophy during its initial development were based on abnomal spinal alignment + effect on circulation

Inductive reasoning is different from deductive reasoning because inductive reasoning.

Life is the result of physical matter only

Universal intelligence would best be defined in chiropractic as:

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

Difference of empiricism + rationalization. rationalization is based on a strong philosophical basis of our perceptions

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

Disease is a state of the body

Underscores the importance of chiropractic care in maintaining the well­being of the entire individual

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to organization

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to innate intelligence

The "wilk law suit" filed against the AMA et al. resulted in the defendents of:

Innate intelligence would be associated with organization at the atomic level

Osteopathic's philosophy during its initial development were based on "innate intelligence" throughout the body

The human body is to some degree a self-healing, self-regulating organism

Vitalism supports the empiral process of thought and perception

Faith's a viable form of perception that's equally applicable to intellectual concepts like empiricism ofRationalization

"Deductive reasoning" best describes the basis of explaining chiropractic philosophy.

Life is an expression/manifestation through matter

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

All physiological and biological processes CANNOT be explained by the laws of physics and chemistry alone

Federal Accreditation was directly responsible for Chiropractic licensure in all states

Osteopathic's philosophy during its initial development were based on the effects of the spine on "brain stem pressure"

____ is defeined as dysfunction, incoordination, lacking health, transmission, coordination and well-being

"Bonesetting" became identified and stereotyped in the early 1900's as:

Living organism manifest the properties and action of matter and energy

Both universal intelligence and innate intelligence are found in matter, simultaneously

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to matter

According to Strauss, if a principle is true in theperceptible realm, then it is true in the imperceptible realm

Physical elements assemble and then express consciousness

Which one of the following contributed the least to chiropractic's initial or early development:

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

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

The major premise in chiropractic philosophy relates to universal intelligence

Univeral intelligence would be associated with organization at the atomic level

A manual procedure that uses controlled force, leverage, direction, amplitude and velocity directed at a specific joint:

"Heart knowledge" is a term which philosophically denotes the "left lobe" of the brain

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

The control of health care by the pharmaceutical industry in the early 1900's restricted chiro's early growth

Atomism/Mechanism is a philosophical doctrine that says life is basically explicable by laws of physics and chemistry

The most serious challenge to orthodox medicine was homeopathy; patients preferred homeopathy over medicine because

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

B. J. Palmer taught that order and organization bespeaks (proves) intelligence, at the cellular level only

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

Fundamental criticisms of the practice of orthodox medicine, by chiropractors include all but one​ of the following: