CCEP Study Guide II question s and answers graded A+ 2024

CCEP Study Guide II What is Universal Intelligence? - correct answer Is in all matter and continually gives to it all its properties and actions, maintaining its existence. What is Innate Intelligence? - correct answer The power within and functions through the nervous system What are the 5 metaphysical beliefs? - correct answer Naturalism Holism Vitalism Humanism Conservatism What is Naturalism? What major figure believed in Naturalism? - correct answer Chiropractic is the science, art and philosophy of "all things natural" BJ Palmer What is Holism? - correct answer Integration of the mind, body and spirit The whole is greater than the sum of all its parts What are the parts of Holism? - correct answer Dualism Reductionism What is dualism? - correct answer Separation of the mind and body What is reductionism? - correct answer Belief that understanding is contingent; splitting something up into small and reducible bits What is Vitalism? - correct answer All living organisms have the inherent ubiquitous property of self healing What are the types of Vitalism? (2) - correct answer Modern (supernatural soul) Radical (Complex adaptive systems have an organizing principle that is an emergent property of the system; enables self regulation and self repair) What is Humanism? - correct answer We should respect the fundamental worth and dignity of all persons including their individual values and expectations What is Conservatism? - correct answer Chiropractic care relies on the inherent, recuperative powers of the body What are signs and symptoms of Cushing's Syndrome? - correct answer - Upper body obesity with thin arms and legs - Buffalo hump - Red, round face (moon face) - High blood sugar - High blood BP - Severe depression/emotional instability - Fatigue/Sleep disorders What is the most common cause of Non-iatrogenic Cushing's Syndrome? - correct answer Excess Pituitary ACH What is Ketosis? - correct answer Natural process that occurs when fats are converted into energy by the body (when there is not enough glucose (CHO) to provide for body's energy needs. What is Orthostatic Hypotension? - correct answer A sudden fall in blood pressure (greater than 20/10mmHg drop) that occurs when a person assumes standing position after a prolonged period of rest What are the stages of disc herniation? - correct answer Stage 1: Disc Protrusion