chapter 9: craniosacral motion

Question 1

dural attachments of sbs i think

Answer 1

foramen magnum
C2,C3
S2

Question 2

sacral nutation during craniosacral what

Answer 2

extension

sacrum rotates anteior

Question 3

sacral counternut during craniosacral what

Answer 3

flexion

sacrum rotates posterior

Question 4

midline bones

Answer 4

sphenoid, occiput, ethmoid, vomer

Question 5

paired bones

Answer 5

temporal, parietal, frontal

Question 6

when midline bones move in flexion the paired bones move in what

Answer 6

external rotation

FLEXTERNAL

widened skull and decreased AP
ernie

Question 7

cranial extension midline bones, paired bones do what

Answer 7

internal rotaiton
bert skull
increased AP

Question 8

physiologic cranial strain pattern

Answer 8

torsion
SB/R
flexion/extension

Question 9

non physiological cranial strain pattern

Answer 9

vertical
lateral
compression

Question 10

flexion and extension axis

Answer 10

transverse through sphenoid

transverse superior to foramen magnum

Question 11

torsion axis

Answer 11

twisting around 1 AP axis

Question 12

naming torsion

Answer 12

name by which greater wing of sphenoid moves first

Question 13

axis for sidebending/rotation

Answer 13

vertical axis through sphenoid
vert axis through foramen magnum
AP axis

Question 14

axis for lateral strain pattern

Answer 14

2 vert axis

1 through sphenoid
1 through occiput

bones rotate same direction away from deviation

right lateral strain would rotate counter clock

Question 15

right lateral strain

Answer 15

right finger and pinky go anterior

Question 16

vertical strain pattern axis and movement

Answer 16

R-L axis

flexion of sphenoid causes extension of occiput and both go anterior

Question 17

inferior strain pattern axis and movement

Answer 17

basiocciput is inferior

when sphenoid extens the occiput goes into its flexion position (rotates back)

Question 18

temporal bone dysfunctions external rotation (7)

Answer 18

dizziness, tinnitus, OM, TMJ, HA, bells palsy, neuralgia

Question 19

what happens if you have have internal rotation of temporal bone

Answer 19

pulss eustachian tube closed

crakling or hissing

Question 20

cranial treatment helps by doing what (4)

Answer 20

reduce venous congestion
mobilize articular restrictions
balance SBS
enhance CRI

Question 21

goal of venous sinus drainage

Answer 21

increase venous flow and blood can exit skull through jugular foramen

Question 22

CV4 resist ___ encourage _)__

Answer 22

flexion

encourage extension

Question 23

technique to use with restricted sutures

Answer 23

v spread

Question 24

treatment for TMJ

Answer 24

temporal rocking

Question 25

indications for cranial

Answer 25

after birth trauma, after trauma, after dentistry*** (can cause HAs, vertigo, TMJ dysfunction)

Question 26

contraindications for cranial

Answer 26

acute intracranial bleed
increased intracranial pressure
skull fracture

Question 27

finger placement vault hold
index
middle
ring
little

Answer 27

index: greater wing sphenoid
middle: temporal bone in front of ear
ring: mastoid region of temporal bone
little: squamous poriton of occiput

Question 28

the motion of the temporal bone is driven by what

Answer 28

occiput****