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More than 10,000 men and women who hope to become chiropractors are currently students in the seventeen chiropractic colleges in this country. This fall, as usual, several thousand more eager and dedicated persons are expected to enroll as freshmen. No doubt some of them are in for a surprise: Becoming a chiropractor isn't easy. IT TAKES SIX YEARS
Typical College Coursework Leading
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Anatomy Histology Spinal Anatomy Neuroanatomy: Brain, Spinal Cord, and Peripheral Nervous System Human Genetic and Embryology Axial and Upper Appendicular Anatomy Abdominal and Lower Appendicular Anatomy Normal Radiographic Anatomy Physiology: Cellular-Neuromuscular Physiology: Neurendocrine Physiology: Renal-Digestive Physiology: Cardiovascular-Respiratory Biochemistry Toxicology Nutrition Celluar Pathology Pathology of the Nervous System and Genetic Diseases Pathology of the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems Microbiology Public Health, Hygeine, and Sanitation Physical Diagnosis Orthopedics Clinical Laboratory Methods Gastrointestinal and Genito-Urinary Diagnosis Obstetrics Psychology-Psychiatry |
Infectious Diseases Neurology Dermatology-Syphilology Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Gynecology Pediatrics Geriatrics Cardiovascular-Respiiratory Diagnosis Clinic Laboratory Diagnosis Emergency Methods X-Ray Physics and Technology Roentgen Interpretation Bone Pathology X-Ray Pathology: Chest and Abdomen Principals and Philosophy of Chiropractic Fundamentals of Health Sciences Chiropractic Spinal Analysis Biomechanics Chiropractic: Spine Adjustments Chiropractic: Technique Jurisprudence Chiropractic Clinical Principles Research Methodology Clinical Practicum (Public Clinic) Physiotherapy Kinesiology Hospital Protocol |
| NOTE: This listing is not meant to be complete for any particular chiropractic college. For specific details, contact the chiropractic college of your choice. | |