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Making it through Chiropractic School can be a difficult task. Part of making that task attainable is learning effective studying techniques. You should first understand what your curriculum is going to look like. This will give you an idea of WHY you have to learn some of the things that may seem frustrating in the beginning. We recommend going to the website of the Chiropractic College you plan to attend, and find their curriculum. This will give you a road map to plan with.
Recommended Chiropractic Books
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Here is a list of the top recommended Chiropractic Books for any practicing Doctor. This page is a work in progress, so please feel free to suggest a Chiropractic Book at any time. Our goal is to provide you with all the best resources to optimize your practice, and we firmly believe that literature can be key in doing so. Please let us know if you see any books missing, or if you don’t think one of them belongs on our list.
- Essentials of Skeletal Radiology - by Yochum and Rowe
- Atlas of Human Anatomy - by Netter
- Taber’s Medical Dictionary
- Bates’ Guide to Physical Examination - by Bickley and Szilagyi
- Differential Diagnosis & Mgt for the Chiropractor - by Souza
- Chiropractic Technique - by Peterson
- Principles and Practices of Chiropractic - by Haldeman
- Textbook of Medical Physiology - by Guyton
- Physical Assessment - by Vizniak
- Conditions Manual - by Vizniak
- The Green Books
- Chiro-Code (for billing and coding - get the latest version)
