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Y2 M1 Historyd) December 12, 1917 - ANS-When did AT Still die?
a) March 12, 1917
b) December 17, 1912
c) March 17, 1912
d) December 12, 1917
- Mark Twain
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Helen Keller
- Nelson Rockefeller (and his grandfather, John D. Rockefeller)
- William Randolph Hearst - ANS-Who were some of Osteopathy's most vocal advocates of the
20th century?
- Inadequate facilities and materials
- Very little hands on learning (no acute cases because of poor relationship with local hospitals)
- They came across as businesses that were more interested in profit - ANS-What were the
general impressions of Osteopathic Schools according to the AMA's in 1910?
True - ANS-True or False: The main recommendations of AMA's report published in 1910 were:
1. Reduce the number of medical schools (from 155 to 31) and poorly trained physicians
2. Increase the prerequisites to enter medical training
3. Train physicians to practice in a scientific manner and engage medical faculty in research
4. Give medical schools control of clinical instruction in hospitals
5. Strengthen state regulation of medical licensure
Nette Bolles - ANS-Who was the author of the telegram about AT Still's passing which stated
"word has just reached me that your father has entered upon the new existence of which he so
often spoke"?
A couple who studied osteopathy from Dr. Still. They were Osteopathic Physicians to John D.
Rockefeller - ANS-Who were Hugh and Sarah Russell?
Eckford Tucker - ANS-Who made predictions about the future of Osteopathy in a memoir
entitled 'Reminiscences of Andrew Taylor Still?
Someone who treats the primary lesion - ANS-According to a debate at the American
Osteopathic Association's conference in 1902, what is a 'lesion Osteopath'?
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