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ChiroBoards 2:
Famous People
Question | Answer |
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The discoverer/founder of chiropractic (1895), first to use short levers (SP, TP) | D.D. Palmer |
TONE is the foundation that chiropractic is based upon (too much or too little). who? | D.D. Palmer |
Nerve Compression Theory- stated the causes of subluxation are CHEMICAL (toxins), MECHANICAL (trauma), PSYCHIC (thoughts), talked about INNATE intelligence | D.D. Palmer |
coined the term, innate, from Christianity, learned chiropractic from Eastern European Bone Setters | D.D. Palmer |
said chiropractic philosophy is based upon the principle of STRUCTURE (spinal column) to FUNCTION (nervous system for healing). Homeostasis is similar to innate- self regulating, self healing | D.D. Palmer |
The developer of chiropractic, major chiropractic researcher in the 1950s | BJ Palmer |
Cord Compression Theory, Meric Chart of Nerve Tracing, HIO Technique (only C1 and C2 were capable of subluxating and producing significant problems), Neurocalometer (instrument used to detect heat imbalances) | BJ Palmer |
said Vitalism (suggests that the body requires something greater than physical and chemical processes to function) | BJ Palmer |
Subluxations are from abnormal biomechanics caused by muscle imbalance in a weight bearing spine. Pelvic distortion model (basic distortion of the spine starts in the pelvis) | Carver |
(F/D)- developed protocol for treatment of lumbar disc protrusion. spondylolisthesis, subluxation, and scoliotic curves | Cox/Magnus |
S.O.T. -> CSF flow through the pumping action of the sacrum and the cranial dura mater | DeJarnette |
Fixation theory of joint HYPOmobility | Gillet/Faye |
Subluxations are all posterior with disc wedging | Gonstead |
Upper cervical specific; dentate ligament | Grostic |
Found that disc herniations, exostoses, or subluxations my produce pressure on the DORSAL nerve root | Hadley |
Father of Homeopathy (treats patients with heavily diluted preparations which are thought to cause effects similar to the symptoms presented) | Hahnemann |
Father of modern medicine; first to manipulate | Hippocrates |
Joint HYPERmobility; described SI movement and pelvic dynamics. Discovered and tested SI ligaments | Illi |
3 Phase model of Instability (Dysfunction, Unstable, Stabilization); breaking up spinal adhesions on an injured segment | Kirkaldy/Willis |
Segmental Facilitation Theory. Established the concept of subluxation creating a hyperactive nervous system, rather than a decrease in nerve impulse. Muscle is central to his theory | Korr |
Wrote the first chiropractic textbook in 1906; people started to research and incorporate motion instead of "bone out of place" idea (Langworthy) | Langworthy, Smith, and Paxson |
Revised Faye's concept of the Vertebral Subluxation Complex (VSC) | Lantz, Skip |
Founder of Logan Basic Technique, sacrum as keystone to spine, first to use heel lifts | Logan |
world renown scientists in the field of biomechanics of the spine | Panjabi and Whire |
General Adaptation Syndrome, under optimum conditions the body can respond to stressors | Selye |
Wrote chiropractic textbook. Identified 33 principles of chiropractic, and "safety pin" cycle | Stephenson |
Founder of Osteopathy in 1856; utilized the circulatory system | Still, Andrew Taylor |
Named chiropractic | Weed, Samuel |
1. universal intelligence 2. inborn innate intelligence 3. health is an expression of II through Innate matter | Underlying principles of Chiropractic (the past 100 years) |