NCCAM CAM Classification Scheme Quiz

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What is the purpose of the Midwinter Ceremony?

To symbolize the renewal of responsibilities for the coming year

What is the symbolic significance of wood stoves during the Midwinter Ceremony?

Symbolizing the Earth's renewal

What is the purpose of the Sweat Lodge ceremony?

A purification ceremony performed alone or before other ceremonies

Which of the following is NOT one of the four sacred medicines commonly used in smudging ceremonies?

Cinnamon

What do traditional healing ceremonies reflect about Native conceptions?

Spiritual beliefs about Spirit, Creator, and the Universe

What lessons are associated with the Give Away ceremony?

Learning to share and release possessions

What is the typical duration of a chiropractic session?

45-60 minutes

What is the main principle behind chiropractic therapy?

Manipulating the bones and joints to release compressed nerves

What types of symptoms do chiropractors commonly treat?

Back pain, neck pain, and headaches

What is the main purpose of the physical exam performed by a chiropractor?

To check the patient's posture and feel their spine and joints

What is the primary tool used by chiropractors to manipulate the bones and joints?

Chiropractor's hands and elbows

What is the main purpose of ordering tests like spine or joint x-rays during a chiropractic appointment?

To help identify the underlying cause of the patient's symptoms

According to the NCCAM CAM Classification Scheme, which of the following is an example of a biological-based practice?

Herbal preparations

Which of the following is NOT considered an energy therapy according to the NCCAM CAM Classification Scheme?

Yoga

Which of the following CAM practices is considered a manipulative and body-based practice?

Chiropractic

Which of the following is an example of a mind-body medicine technique according to the NCCAM CAM Classification Scheme?

Yoga

Which of the following is considered a whole medical system according to the NCCAM CAM Classification Scheme?

Ayurvedic medicine

Which of the following CAM practices is NOT considered an example of an energy therapy?

Yoga

What term is used to describe people who find and create connections within a community?

Connectors

According to Asset-Based Community Development, what forms the social capital of a community?

Social relationships, networks, and trust

What principle of Asset-Based Community Development emphasizes that everyone in a community has something to offer?

Everyone has gifts

Which is considered the core element of Asset-Based Community Development?

Building and nourishing relationships

According to ABCD, why is it essential to engage the wider community as active participants rather than just recipients of services?

To increase social capital

Which group does Asset-Based Community Development emphasize should involve others as active members of the community?

Leaders from various community sectors

What is the primary ethical issue surrounding organ transplants?

The scarcity of viable organs for transplantation

What does the text suggest is a key ethical problem in allocating healthcare resources?

Determining which patients have the greatest need

Which of the following is NOT listed as a key feature of a community in the text?

A group of citizens that share common cultural traditions

Which of the following is a defining characteristic of a community?

A common language and rituals

What does the text suggest is a factor contributing to the ethical problem of allocating healthcare resources in Canada?

Both A and C

According to the definition provided in the text, which of the following is NOT a requirement for a group to be considered a community?

The group has a formal leadership structure

Test your knowledge on the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine's (NCCAM) CAM Classification Scheme which includes biological-based practices and energy therapies. Explore practices involving naturally occurring substances and energy fields believed to affect health.

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