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Nomenclature
- NAME,DESIGNATION
- The act or process or an instance of naming
- a system or set of terms or symbols especially in a particular science, disipline, or act
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The chiropractor's adjuster
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Profession
- High level of responsbility to client
- intimate relationship with client
- central area of interest&practice objective
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chiropractic central area of interest
Subluxation
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"Learned" Professons
Healing arts, Law, Ministry , Educators
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The Healing Professions
- Medicine- Traditional western
- Eastern- non-tradional to the western world
- CAMS- Complimentary and alternative medical studies
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Ancillary/Auxiallry/ Allied Professions
- Dependent on Physician direction
- Bachelor degree level education
- expanded scope of practice
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Allied/Ancillary Health Professions
- Having or being in close assosiation
- Occupational therapists and assistance
- Athletic trainers / physical therapists and assistants
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Limited professions
- Limited license practitioners
- restrict practices to part of the human body
- Primary Health Care Professions can except patients without referral
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Unlimited
unlimited in responsibility and authority with regards to anatomy, conditions adressed, or scope of practice in caring for their patients
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Marginal Professions
- Claim to use nearly all therapies except drugs and surgery for a broad range of illnesses
- offer a different or better service than MDs
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Quasi Profesions
- Methods not validated
- "Faith Healers"
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Preffered temr for spinal lesion treated by chiropractors through ADJUSTMENT/ MANIPULATION
Subluxation 53%
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Word selected for primary therapeutic procedure
adjustment
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DC perception
- Offer maintenance/wellness care
- adjustment not limited to musculoskeletal conditions
- vertebral subluxation complex should be retained
- nutritional advice
- exercise recommendations
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first chiropractic adjustment
- Patient: Harvey Lillard
- 1895
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1910
- D.D published " the chiropractor's adjuster"
- BJ introduced xrays to PSC
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1941
First standards for accrediting chiropractic schools
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1913
Kansas is first state to license chiropractors
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1974
Louisianna last to pass License Law
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Chiropractic is a single, simple, seperate and distinct principle , practice, and profession: and so long as it retains and protects that individuality, it will survive
B.J.
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Mr. Seely, Grove Park Inn
- BJ's picture is hanging
- was given 2 free suits
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Service offered by chiropractors
subluxation focused
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Discription of the Profession needs
- honest impression of services
- licence/ regulating board
- maintains "competence" ofprivate practitioners
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Chiropractic
A philiosopy, science, and art of things natural; a system of adjusting the segments of the spinal column by hand only , for the correction of the cause of disease
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philiosophy what is it?
- literally, love of wisdom
- study of the laws and causes underlying reality leading to an understanding of its fundamental nature
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philiosopy
- asks the question why?
- judges the value/ worth of our actions
- justifies the value of our actions
- synthetic process
- raises questions explored by scientific method
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"mother of Sciences"
value= whatever enhances you survival/expression of self
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core philiosopy
Logic, Spistemology, metaphysics, value theory
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Logic
Priniciples of correct or reliable inference
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epistemology
the theory of knowledge itself
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metaphysics
- existence
- reality
- causality
- freedom
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Philoscophic methodology
- works through deductive reasoning
- "to pull out of"
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The syllogism
- major premise
- minor premise
- logical conclusion
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Induction
- inductive reasoning
- draw conclusions about the whole from knowledge of the parts
- scientific reasoning
- informal and formal
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Formal Iduction
- Controlled experiment
- specific question
- specific data collected
- specific logic applied
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grays anatomy
Nervous system include CNS PNS sensory organs nerves , and control the other organs and structures
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Deductive reasoning strengths
- reason beyond our esperience
- 100% certanty of conclusions
- confidence in our conclusion
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limitations of deductive reasoning
- quality of assumptions
- quality of the logic (valid?)
- deduction is not self tested
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Palmer Philiosophers
- Galen Price
- R W Stephenson
- virgil Strang
- Victor Strang
- David Koch
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chiropracti adjustment makes it possible for nature to cure all dieases
Dr. S. M. Langworthy
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