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Chiropractic Principles
Module 3 - Chiropractic Philosophy
Part Two - The Modern Theories

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Congratulations, you have just concluded the Information portion of Module 3.   Please review the previous pages and then answer the following questions/concepts.   Please check the Message Board periodically, as I will be posting questions there periodically.  If you have a specific question, either post the question to the Message Board, or feel free to Email me at your convenience (drtoddeglow@chiro-online.com).

Chiropractic OnLine Today is fortunate to include Dr. L. John Faye as a contributor to our pages.  As a clinician, Dr. Faye was an important mentor.   The students of this course need to understand that the material is presented as a Theory.  There are other "Subluxation" theories circulating in the literature.  Your role as a student, is to gather as much information as you can, eventually coming to your own conclusion(s).  The key to the future of Chiropractic, will be future research in the concept of the Chiropractic Subluxation. 

Module 3 continues with Reading assignments and further Q & A about the material you have just concluded. 

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References

1) Foundations of Chiropractic Subluxation; Gatterman, Meridel I. - Mosby 1995

2) The Chiropractic Theories 3rd Edition; Leach, Robert A - Williams & Wilkens 1994

Additional Readings for Module 3:

Important Concepts from Module 3:

  1. Discuss the various Spinal Curves normally found in the Lateral view of the Spine.
  2. Discuss the components which "make-up" a Spinal Motion Segment
  3. Discuss differences between a "Medical" Subluxation and a "Manipulable" Subluxation
  4. Briefly Define the following concepts:
        - Kinesiopathology
        - Neuropathology
        - Myopathology
        - Histopathology
        - Biochemical abnormalities
  5. Compare a VisceroSomatic Relationship to a SomaticViscero Relationship.

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