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clinical research application OCMM Flashcards

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If there is dysfunction with CN 6 exiting the SOF what will you see?

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Diplopia, esotropia, bells

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CN 8 enters via acoustic meatus and exits via stylomastoid foramen, what sx will be seen if there is dysfunction?

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tinnitus
vertigo
hearing loss

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CN 9 and 10 exit via jugular foramen, if there is dysfxn what sx will be seen?

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headache, arrhythmia, GI upset, respiratory problems

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Dysfunction with what joints can be seen as vagal somatic dysfunction?

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  • OA
  • AA
  • C2
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General goals of craniosacral treatment?

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  • reduce venous congestioni
  • mobilize articular restrictions
  • balance WSWBS
  • enhance reduced force rate and amplitude of CRI
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What two arteries when under distention, traction or dilation can cause headaches?

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Middle meningeal or superficial temporal

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Temporal bone has a torsion, what could potentially result from this?

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  • Bell’s palsy
  • also potentially trigeminal dysfunction as the ganglion rests in meckels cave on superior surface of petrosal ridge of temporal bone
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What cells regulate blood flow in the brain?

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glial cells

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How do you do occiptal condylar decompression?

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Contact as close to the foramen and condyles as possible and add slight OA flexion and apply traction pulling the occipital tissues in a posterior and lateral direction

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When do you use occipital condylar decompression?

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  • poor infant feeding
  • infant colic
  • head and neck pain
  • post trauma
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BMT how to?

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  • gently exaggerate membranous asymmetry until balance is noted
    • CRI moves against force but you resist without changing force and position
    • hold until CRI stops at still point
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Clinical use for BMT?

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  • asymmetrical or diminished CRI
  • CN entrapment
  • sx related to dural strain or vnous sinuses
  • HA
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How do you perform indirect SBS decompression?

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  • BMT compression first followed by release
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SBS decopmression directly?

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  • Gently engage the frontal bones to distract against occiput pulling in an anteior and superior direction
  • await release
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Clinical use for SBS decompression?

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  • diminished CRI
  • mood disorders
  • cranial nerve entrapment
  • URI/Head congestion
  • pediactric dev. problems
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Frontal lift how to?

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  • engage lateral inferior edge of frontal bone and apply anteior force with anterior rotation until release is felt
17
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Frontal lift uses?

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  • restricted frontal mobility
  • augment SBS flexion
  • frontal headaches
  • sinus congestion
  • ped dev issues
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parietal lift how to and uses?

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  • parietal traction until superior elastic release is felt
  • TMJ
  • HA
  • Decompress squamosal suture
  • compression from clinching griding of teeth
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Pterigosphenopalatine ganglion inhibition?

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  • posterior and lateral to molars medial to the pterygoid
  • direction of force is superior slightly medial and posterior with medial rotation
  • hold and wait for releaxation
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pterigosphenopalatine ganglion inhibition uses?

A
  • TMJ
  • Migraine
  • Tension headacahes
  • Sinusitits
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Temporal pull?

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  • pincer grip on ear as close to temporal bone as possible apply gentle traction laterally posteriorly and superiorly
  • maintain tension at feather’s edge of barrier until release is felt
22
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Temporal pull uses?

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  • temporal headache
  • vertigo
  • tinnitus
  • TMJ
  • balance tentorium cerebelli
  • Disengate jugular foramen
  • release sutures
23
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TMJ decompression?

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  • indirect balancing with compression of jaw towards TMJ until relaxtion is felt
  • switch to direct release at lateral mandible pushing inferior and anterior until release is noted
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CV4 Still point induction?

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  • thenar eminence inferior to superior nuchal line and medial to OM suture
  • compression lateral to sutures induces compression or ex rotation of temporals
  • encoureage extension by leaning back
  • sequentially resist inferior motion (flexion) by not reducing pressure
  • motion diminishes
25
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CV4 still point induction uses?

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  • decrease CRI
  • URI
  • HA
  • Migraine

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