Philosophy 2 - Exam 1 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Graded to Pass

In the 18th and 19th centuries what two forms did manipulation take? - 1) "Medical" Manipulation 2) Non Medical Manipulation ("Bonesetters") Who performed "Medical" Manipulation - Regular Physicians What are some reasons there were not very many physicians who performed "Medical" Manipulation in the 18th and 19th centuries? - 1) they were afraid of contagious disease like syphilis 2) dangerous to manipulate because of tuberculosis 3) no formal training/education 4) Considered treatment for lower class 5) more acceptable to use leeches, bleeding or surgery T or F "medical" manipulation methods were general or non specific ("long lever") - T Who performed Non medical Manipulation ("Bonesetters") - handed down by families through apprenticeships (no formal training or degree) Which form of manipulation performed in the 18th and 19th century was a "craft" or form of folk healing? - Non medical Manipulation ("bone setting") Which form of manipulation performed in the 18th and 19th century had general or non specific methods ("Long lever")? - Both Medical and Non medical Manipulation Which form of manipulation performed in the 18th and 19th century was used to reduce misalignments and treat "nerve irritation? - Medical Manipulation Which form of manipulation performed in the 18th and 19th century was was based on effectiveness and had no formal scientific theory? - Non Medical Manipulation What were the two professions that emerged and carried on the practice of manipulation in the late 1800s - Osteopathic Medicine and Chiropractic Osteopathic medicine was founded by _______ in ______ who was originally a __________ - A.T Still, 1873, Medical Physician Osteopathic Medicine is based on manipulation of the body to ensure proper ________ to all parts of the body, restoring and maintaing health - Blood Flow Which of the two professions that carried on manipulation tended to have general or non specific manipulation - Osteopathic Medicine Which of the two professions that carried on manipulation felt that drugs and surgery could be used after manipulation was tried - Osteopathic Medicine ** Chiropractic was specific ("short lever") Chiropractic was founded by ___________ in ________ - D.D Palmer, 1895 Adjustment in Chiropractic was originally designed to ensure proper _____________ by correcting displacements of bones that were impinging on or interfering with nerved - Nervous system control of the body Who was - a lawyer who became a D.C - was an early friend gone rival of D.D and B.J - started his own chiropractic colleges in Oklahoma, Washington, Denver, New York - called himself the "Constructor - was named one of the "ten greatest Oklahomans" in 1922 - Dr. Willard Carver () Who was: - one of D.D's first 15 graduates in 1901 - Opened the American School of Chiropractic in Cedar Rapids - developed the first systematic curriculum and 2 year program - co author for first chiropractic Textbook "Modernized Chiropractic" - Started the first regular chiropractic Journal "The Backbone: - Founder and president of first professional Organization ACA - Dr. Solon Massey Langworthy Who was - The primary author of "Modernized Chiropractic" - went on to establish Naprapathy - Dr. Oakley Smith Who was -a pioneer woman chiropractor - was an editor of "Modernized Chiropractic" - May have been the first person to receive a chiropractic Licence under Illinois Medical Practice Act - Dr. Minora Paxson Who was: - an M.D/D.C who collaborated with D.D - authored 2 early books "Spinal Adjustment" and "Rational Therapy" - Dr. Alva Gregory Who was: - a PSC faculty - started National College of Chiropractic Which is now in Lombard Illinois named National University of Health Sciences - Dr. John Howard Who was: - A Carver CC grad - pioneered licensure effort in California - Dr. T.F. Ratledge Who was: - thought to be the first practicing chiropractor in canada; first of three chiropractic generations - Dr. Almeda Halderman Who was: - PSC grad - Only women to serve as president of National Chiropractic Association - Dr. Sylva Ashworth Who was: - the president of the National College of Chiropractic from - Dr. Joseph Janse Who was: - the author of "The Chiropractic Textbook" - B.J's Philosophy - Dr. R.W.Stephenson Who was: - a chiropractic philosopher, author and president of Texas Chiropractic college for a number of years? - Dr. William Harper Who was: - faculty member and president of Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto - author of "Neurodynamics of the Vertebral Subluxation: - Dr. A.E.Homewood Who was: - a D.C from belgium (PSC grad) - Developer of motion palpation methods and fixation theory of subluxation - Dr. Henry Gillet Who was: - Founder of logan basic technique and logan college of chiropractic - Dr. H.B. Logan Who was: - Founder of Cleveland College of Chiropractic - Dr. Carl Cleavland Who was: - a 40 year faculty member and philosopher at PCC - 4th president of PCC from 1978-79 - Dr. Galen Price Who was: - Developer of Gonstead full spine technique - Dr. Clarence Gonstead Who was: - one of chiropractics leading academics and researchers - has M.D and PhD as well - author of major textbooks on Chiropractic - PCC grad '64 - Dr. Scott Haldeman Who was: - developer of Thompson terminal Point adjusting table ("drop" section adjusting table) and the Thompson Technique - - Dr. J. Clay Thompson Who Was: - The developer of the Applies Kinesiology technique - Dr. George Goodheart Who was: - chief of staff of B.J Palmer Research Clinic - Dr. Lyle Sherman Who was: - Founder of Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic - Dr. Thomas Gelardi Who was: - Mabel Palmers Nephew - long time PCC faculty Member - President of Los Angeles College of Chiropractic - Dr. W Heath Quigley Who was: - faculty member at PCC - 5th PCC president - Dr. J.F. McAndrews