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| Chiropractic is the science which concerns itself mainly with _____________, primarily of the ______________, and function, primarily of the ____________ ______________, of the human body as the relationship may affect the _______________ and _______________ of health. Who said this? (2) |
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| structure, spine, nervous system, restorations, preservation. - official definition, Palmer definition |
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| What 4 things are included in philosophy definition? |
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1. examination of basic concepts
2. system of thought
3. guiding or underlying principles
4. set of beliefs or aims |
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| What are patient care models for? |
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| compact explanation of chiropractic care |
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| What provides a framework for practice? |
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| What clarifies the ACC paradigm? |
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| Association of Chiropractic Colleges |
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| Chiropractic is a health care discipline which emphasizes the _____________ ______________ _________ of the body to heal itself without the use of drugs or surgery. This is a paradigm of what? |
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| inherent recuperative power. Paradigm of ACC |
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The practice of chiropractic focuses on the relationship between structure (primarily the spine) and function (as coordinated by the nervous system) and how that relationship affects the preservation and restoration of health.
Paradigm of what? |
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A subluxation is a complex of__________ and/or ___________ and/or __________ articular changes that compromise neural integrity and may influence organ system function and general health.
• A subluxation is evaluated, diagnosed, and managed through the use of chiropractic procedures based on the best available rational and empirical evidence. |
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functional, structural, pathological.
ACC paradigm |
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| Since human function is neurologically integrated, Doctors of Chiropractic evaluate and facilitate biomechanical and neuro-biological function and integrity… Therefore, direct access chiropractic care is integral to everyone's health care regimen. |
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| Three elements of chiropractic |
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1. establish a diagnosis
2. provide appropriate chiro case management
3. promote health |
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| Different ____________ create different _______________. |
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| What are the 4 points of patient entry? |
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1. condition based care
2. health care
3. wellness/development care
4. subluxation |
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| When symptoms force the choice what type of care is it? |
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| What are the 3 steps for condition based care? |
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1. investigate potential causes
2. subluxation analysis
3. care may include diagnostic considerations or referral |
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| What type of care is an entry point, not a destination? |
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| What do you do when someone comes in for health care? |
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| maintain the gain! stop or reverse degeneration |
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| What is the primary focus for someone who has entered your clinic for health care? |
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| help them experience better function and improve the bodies capacity for adaption. |
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| The primary focus for health care is to help people experience better _____________ and improve the bodies capacity for ___________. |
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| What are the 2 steps in health care? |
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1. educate the patient
2. engage the patient |
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| What are the 3 things you should educate the patient about in health care? |
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1. how information is conveyed from the brain through the spinal cord and across nervous system
2. the need for differential diagnosis and correction of subluxation
3. other issues impacting health |
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| What are the 3 things you should educate the patient about in health care? |
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1. how information is conveyed from the brain through the spinal cord and across nervous system
2. the need for differential diagnosis and correction of subluxation
3. other issues impacting health |
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| When engaging a patient, you should reassess the ______________ of _____________ and all its aspects. |
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| What is the goal of wellness development? |
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| To see people develop their innate potential |
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| What is the key word in wellness/development care? |
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| In wellness care, you should explore the nature of ___________ and how to ______________. |
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| What type of care allows you to explore the nature of true health and how to obtain it? |
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| wellness/development care |
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| What type of care do you introduce the greatest potential of chiropractic care? |
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| wellness/development care |
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| What is the greatest potential of chiropractic care? |
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| empowered health/life choices |
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| Name 3 positive products of chiropractic care. |
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1. contributes to the elimination of vertebral subluxation
2. evidence shows better function of all systems
3. it opens the door for better coordination of all body systems. |
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| What is the chiropractic purpose? |
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| find, analyze, and treat vertebral subluxations |
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