Foundations Final

How does innate intelligence strive to maintain a state of health?

what is the god of healing

what was the god of disease prevention

goddess of healing cures and ointments

When were the first medical records written

who said "do good or at least do no harm" "Look well to the spine for the cause of disease"

What was used to set a hip luxation in the 16th century?

What type of medical therapy was considered outcast during the plague?

What physician and philosopher born in 129 A.D. did experiments on the nervous system to include cervical manipulation

Who considered anatomy as the foundation of medical knowledge, distinguished seven pairs of cranial nerve, described the valves of heat, and observed the structural differences between arteries and veins?

Father of chemistry

Father of homeopathy

What is a system of therapy that relies on natural remedies supplemented with diet and massage?

WHo brought naturopathy to the U.S.

Who introduced mesmerism to the U.S.

Who did DD palmer study mesmerism under?

Who coined the phrase "cleanliness is next to godliness

Who wrote "new guide to health or botanic family physician" He thought cold brought on illness and that botanical and natural inerventions

Who was the father of osteopathy

Where was the first school of osteopathy

When was the first adjustment and who was it on?

Who suggested that chiropractic be derived from the greek words Cheir and Praktos

Who was the first chiropractic graduate?

Who was the term mixer coined for?

Who's ideas were used to show that chiropractic and osteopathy were seperate health fields?

What were the three different names before it was called the Palmer school of chiropractic

Who founded the American School of Chiropractic and Nature Cure (right next to Palmer)?

Who filed the first legislation and formed the first chiropractic organization (ACA)

Who founded the Chicago College of Naprathy and was one of the first licensed chiropractors

Who started the activator technique and invented the slotted table?

Who was the first woman chiropractor and the first chiropractor to receive a degree?

Who started the Universal Chiropractic College but split because of X-ray disagreement

Who was the grand old lady of chiropractic that co-founded the Central Chiropractic College

When was PSC opened

When did BJ take over PSC

In the trail of whom was the not guilty verdict for practicing without a licensne set a legal precedent 

When was the Chiropractor's adjuster published?

Where and when was the first state chiropractic license issued?

When was the first standards for accrediting chiropractic schools developed?

Who was the first director of education for National Chiropractic Association 

The end of what war caused a spike in students at PSC

When and were was the last state licensure law passed?

When was the Wilks antitrust lawsuit filed?

Who's definition of chiropractic and were was it published? "A philosophy, 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"

What is the careful thought about the fundamental nature of the world, the grounds for human knowledge, and the evaluation of human conduct?

What are philosophy's chief branches

What is the study of the laws and causes underlying reality, leading to an understanding of its fundamental nature

What is the process of philosophy?

What is the mother of science?

What type of reasoning does philosophy use?

What is the major premise of philosophy

What is the minor premis of philosophy

What are the strengths of deductive reasoning

What integrates knowledge into wisdom, gives values, determines objectives, and provides vision

What are the limitations of deductive reasoning?

What was the most common form of medicine used in the early 19th century

where was DD born

what was DD's first conclusion of the cause of disease

What was Palmer college first called

what does woc and who stand for

What association did BJ start

What was the precursor to ICA

What university gave classes by mail

What predceeded the ACA?

what was the first state to pass chiro statue?

What was the first state to issue chiro license and when

who utilized a structural approach which included more than one subluzation

Who pioneered the stabalization of the sacrum

Who did the first full spine wt bearing x-ray

what is the most scholoarly and long lasting chiro journal

Who founded the National School of Chiro in davenport

what is the main reason people use chiro

what is defined as doctrine that processes of life are not explicable by the laws of physics and chemistry alone and life is self determining

What did BJ see vitalism as

What does gnosis mean and in what part of the brain does it occur

What is epignosis and where does it occur

What are the three methods of perception