Chiropractic Principles

The axis of rotation of the thoracic vertebra passes through:

A recurrent spinal, nerve passes through the intervertebral foramen for distribution to:

Areas of the spine are predisposed to subluxation when:

The apices of the normal A-P curves of the spine are:

One reason for occupation predisposition of the vertebral column to subluxation in some area is:

Sacroiliac subluxation can disturb sympathetic function by:

The sacral parasympathetic overflow may be disturbed by a sacral distortion by:

The fixation of the subluxation may disturb neuromere function by:

The viscerosomatic reflex of a nephroptosis is likely to cause recurrent subluxation of

Authorities have demonstrated that pathogenic organisms seldom damage healthy tissue, and the chiropractor contends that subluxations:

Irritation of the pain fibers of the trigeminal nerve may cause a subluxation of:

hypoglycemia causes the nervous system to be:

The initial response of the nervous system to fatigue is:

Alteration from optimum blood glucose content and effects of fatigue appear to influence first:

a subluxation may serve as a somatopsychic disturbance because:

psychogenic muscle tension most frequently causes:

chronic diaphramatic tension most frequently results from:

a psychovisceral reflex may:

Anoxia of the spinal cord causes detrimental effects first upon:

the posterior boundary of a typical intervetebral foramen is formed by:

the postvertebral muscles are supplied with motor nerve impulses by:

the postvertebral muscles which have segmented characteristics of embryonic development are:

besides x-ray, the most frequently used method  of detecting subluxations by chiropractors is by:

the most consistent subjective symptom of a subluxation is:

chronicity of subluxation can be recognized by the chiropractor by:

chronic subluxations may be detected on palpation by:

the irritation of a subluxation causes some of the muscles that move the vertebral segment to by hypertonic, which may be called

the vasomotor disturbances of the neuromere that usually accompany subluxations are caused by:

the majority of the cells of the central gray matter of a neuromere receive their arterial blood by an arteriole from:

when "hiccups" do not respond to mid-cervical adjusting, the chiropractor should examine next for a subluxation:

D.D. Palmer claimed that the vertebra most frequently subluxated was:

the response of viscera to parasympathetic impulses may be modified by subluxations:

the one glandular structure which receives preganglionic sympathetic innervation is:

a single preganglionic sympathetic fiber may synapse with:

a subluxation of one of the first four thoracic vertebrae may disturb function of: