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Part II Principles<>
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Some stupid term associated with FAST transport. | message impulse, or endoneural tube |
| Some stupid term associated with SLOW transport. | trophic, or microtubular network. |
| Fastest direction of transmission... | efferent. |
| slowest form of transmission... | retrograde |
| spinal level of sympathetics | T1-L1/2 |
| What are the cranial nerve of parasympathetic activity? | 3, 7, 9, 10 |
| What NT do sympathetic nerve use at pre-synaptic junctions? And at post? | ACH at pre. Epinephrine/norepinephrine at post. |
| What NT do parasympathetics use at presynaptics junctions? And at post? | ACH. and ACH. |
| What dude developed the "general adaptation syndrome" theory? What are the three stages? | Selye. Alarm, Resistance, Exhaustion. |
| Who is associated with HIO, DD or BJ? | BJ |
| Who NAMED chiropractic? | Weed. |
| Who is the father of osteopathy? | Still. |
| Who is the father of medicine? | Hippocrates |
| Who is associated with heel lifts, sacral work, x ray rotations | Logan |
| Who is associated with flexion/distract/ Cox technique? | McMannis |
| Who is associated with creating SOT? | Major Darnette |
| Who did the first textbook on subluxation? | Langworthy. |
| Define joint dysfunction. | Functional disturbance, no structural change. |
| Acute nerve compression theory categories of dysfunction? (3) | Vascular, Edema, Facilitate. Fuck this stupid question. |
| Is Wallerian degeneration associated with acute or chronic "nerve compression"? | Chronic. |
| Russ Teames is a? | Boner. |
| What the hell is neuropraxia? | mildest form of nerve injury caused by trauma. No damage, just temporary weakness and pain, like a burner or stinger. |
| What the hell is axonotmesis? | Crush or contusion of nerve axon due to blunt trauma. Wallerian damage occurs. |
| What is neurotmesis? | Laceration or rupture of nerve causing all afferent and efferent loss. |
| Descending inhibition in associated with what anatomical structure? | Peri aqueductal grey matter |
| Peri aqueductal grey matter. | Associate with substance P secretion on Dorsal horn which reduces incoming pain info. |
| Deep joint nocioceptors which are myelinated. | Group III |
| Deep joint nocioceptors which are unmyelinated? | Group IV |
| Some bullshit was created in 1996, what was it? | Association of Chiropractic Colleges Chiropractic Paradigm |
| Vis mediatrix naturae means? | healing power of nature |
| Dude from fixation of motion paradigm? | Langworthy |
| Pioneer of thermography? | BJ |
| weight bearing x rays first introduced by who? | BJ |
| what was the name of the current "theory of nerves" adopted by medicine during BJ's time? | Reticular theory |
| BJ wrote that the primary reason to hold onto the concept of innate was? | Legal defense |
| What field was DD dabbling in before chiropractic? | Metaphysis |
| Intelligence that controls all bodily functions: | "Individualized" intelligence |
| Central goal in chiropractic | kinesiopathy |
| Lowered tissue resistance is the central theme of the neurodystrophic hypothesis. | Waste of fucking time. |
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