Monday, March 14, 2016

Posters Accepted for ACC-RAC 2016


Forces applied to patients with low back pain during Flexion Distraction treatment: a clinical case series
    
William Alexander, Robert Vining, Maruti Ram Gudavalli
Improvement in functional constipation while under chiropractic care in a pediatric patient with primary vesicoureteral reflux
    
Virginia Barber, Thomas Wicks, Joseph Carfora
Student perceptions of life science review class after taking National Board of Chiropractic Examiners (NBCE) Part I
    
Judy Bhatti, Elissa Twist
Occult breast cancer metastasis masked by musculoskeletal pain in the hip: a case report
    
James Boysen
The reduction of asthma symptoms and medication after chiropractic care
    
Thomas Brozovich
Systematic review and meta-analysis of the difference between Tuffier’s Line and the palpatory iliac crest
    
Robert Cooperstein, Michael Haneline, Kelley Holt
Outcomes of chiropractic distraction spinal manipulation on post-surgical continued low back and radicular pain patients: a retrospective case series study
    
James Cox, Maruti Ram Gudavalli, George Joachim, Kurt Olding
Electrodiagnostics training in the curriculum of chiropractic colleges in North America: an initial qualitative analysis
    
J Donald Dishman, Luis Vera
A descriptive analysis of the Journal of Chiropractic Pediatrics, 2008-2014
    
Julie Hartman, Janice Hubbard, Christine Goertz, Dana Lawrence, Katherine Pohlman
Survey of upper cervical chiropractors’ level of interest in participating in practice-based research networks
    
Janice Hubbard, Dana Lawrence, Cyndy Long, Cheryl Hawk

Upper cervical chiropractic and gastroparesis: a case report
    
Todd Hubbard
Previously undiagnosed Nail Patella Syndrome in a 67 year-old chiropractic patient: a case report
    
Tracey Littrell
Essential literature for the chiropractic profession: a survey of international chiropractic faculty
    
Barbara Mansholt, John Stites, Stacie Salsbury, Lance Corber
Chiropractic management of a geriatric patient with lumbar degenerative disc disease, foraminal stenosis, and osteoporosis utilizing low-force manipulation: a case report
    
Kenice Morehouse-Grand, Alisha Kuhn

Lipoma arborescens of the knee: an unusual case of chronic knee joint swelling in a 25 year-old male
    
Tunde Olatunji, Siri Leech, Ranier Pavlicek
Spinal manipulation and dynamic neuromuscular stabilization care for a four year-old patient with agenesis of the corpus callosum
     Mike Oppelt, Virginia Barber, Susan Larkin
Effects of grouping method on exam scores when collaborative testing
    
Ali Rabatsky, Michael Bovee
Management of a 30 year-old male mixed martial arts fighter presenting with post traumatic spinal cord injury consistent with cord contusion
    
Adam Sergent, Scott Self, Matthew Richardson
A survey of membership perceptions of the American Chiropractic Association Sports Council (ACASC)
    
Michael Tunning, Dustin Derby, Judd Gines
Avulsion fracture of the lesser trochanter in a high school athlete
    
Michael VanNatta

Friday, March 11, 2016

Respondus- A New (and Old) Resource for Faculty

The Center for Teaching and Learning is excited to announce the availability of Respondus for Palmer faculty at all three campuses.  Repondus is a Windows-based exam authoring tool that makes it easy to create and manage exams for printing or uploading directly into D2L Brightspace. 

Respondus supports up to 15 question types, including calculated and algorithmic formats.  You can also upload existing exam questions from Microsoft Word (including embedded images), rich-text, QTI, and tab/comma delimited formats.  Many existing textbooks also include resources for Respondus-compatible test banks.  Additional product information can be found at the Respondus website at http://www.respondus.com/products/respondus/index.shtml .

Interested in learning more about Respondus?  Please see Jody Graham, Instructional Designer, with any questions or refer to the attached documentation.  We will forward documents  that include instructions on installing Respondus, standard formatting for importing questions into Respondus, as well as a Respondus Quick Start Guide. 

Also, helpful videos on creating exam questions, importing questions into Respondus and publishing a quiz to Brightspace are located at http://www.respondus.com/products/respondus/demos.shtml.  Individual or small-group training is available on request.