Foundations Test 2

Who's definition of subluxation is this? A condition of a vertebra that has lost its proper juxtaposition with the one above or below or both, to an extent less than a luxation, which occludes n opening, impinges nerves and interferes with the transmission of mental impulses from the brain.

Who's definition of subluxation includes function and/or structural and/or pathological 

what theory encorperates anchoring of the spinal cord via Dentate Ligament?

What did DD say was the main patient problem in relationship to nerves?

What did Clement Bezold say was the most cost effective way to run a practice?

What are the four definitions of philosophy?

Establish a diagnosis, provide appropriate chiropractic case management, promote health are all elements of what model?

What are the three points of patient entry?

What type of care is for maintainance, and prevention?

What type of care looks to provide optimum performance?

What is the Chiropractic purpose?

When was the last state licensure?

What was the last state to issue chiropractic licenses?

What chiropractor was arrested six times?

In what year and state was the WILK antitrust lawsuit?

When was the first guilty verdict found in the WILK antitrust?

What year was the final court settlement reached?

Who was referred to as the Quackbuster?

What did DD Palmer call the normal degree of nerve tension?

What does muscle tonicity depend on and is modified by?

Who did DD coin the term Mixer for?

Who wrote the first book on chiropractic?

What did the first quarter of our profession include as part of the classes?

Who contributed the following to chiropractic?
First adjustment
universal intelligence
innate intelligence
matter
spiritualism
physical and spiritual healing

What is the hole in one approach and who pioneered it?

What were the three major catalysist for the expansion of chiro education?

In 1910 what was the length of education for a DC degree at Palmer?

In 1950 what was the educational requirment for DC at Palmer?

What was the name of the 9 point electrode device that BJ put in his research lab?

What was used to measure basil metabolic changes?

What were the main research studies that were performed that the Palmer clinic?

What theory, by who, was the birth of medicine?

According to Dorlands Medical dictionary what is (1 systematic observation of natural phenomena for the purpose of discoverying laws governing those phenomina (2 body of knowlege accumulated by such means

According to dorlands med dictionary what is the application of discovered laws to daily life?

According to Dorlands med dict what is conderned solely with the discovery of facts?

what type of reasoning does the applied scientist use?

What type of reasoning does a scientist use?

What is the main chiropractic question according to strang?

What are the five fundamental questions of a chiro according to strang?
can = case
crack = contraindicators
peak = plan
my  = monitored
interest = informed