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1
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5 principles of PRM

A
  1. inherent motility of brain/cord
  2. fluctuation of CSF
  3. mobility of membranes
  4. articular mobility of cranial bones
  5. involuntary mobility of sacrum
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2
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Falx cerebri connects

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ethmoid
frontal
parietal
occiput

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3
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CRI rate

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10-14 cycles/min

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4
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dura mater forms:

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falx cerebri
falx cerebelli
tentorium cerebelli

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5
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dural attachments

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foramen magnum
C2, C3
S2

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6
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Flexion: sphenoid mvmt

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ant (away from occiput)

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7
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flexion: occiput mvmt

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post (away from sphenoid)

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8
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flexion: sacrum mvmt

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counternutation

extension

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9
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flexion: AP diameter

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decreases

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10
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flexion: paired mvmt

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external rotation

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11
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flexion: midline mvmt

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flexion

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12
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extension: sphenoid mvmt

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post (together)

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13
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extension: occiput mvmt

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ant (together)

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14
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extension: sacrum mvmt

A

nutation

flexion

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15
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extension: AP diameter

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increases

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16
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extension: paired mvmt

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internal rotation

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17
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extension: midline mvmt

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extension

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18
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vault hold fingers

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index: greater wing of sphenoid
middle: squamous portion of temporal bone
ring: mastoid process of temporal
pinky: squamous portion of occiput

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19
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torsion strain axes

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AP axis

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20
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sidebending/rotation strain axes

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AP axis
vertical axis thru sphenoid
vertical axis thru foramen magnum

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21
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flex/extend strain axes

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transverse axis thru sphenoid

transverse axis superior to foramen magnum

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22
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vertical strain axes

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transverse axis thru sphenoid

transverse axis superior to foramen magnum

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23
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lateral strain axes

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vertical through sphenoid

vertical through foramen magnum

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24
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physiologic strains

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torsion
sidebending/rotation
flexion/extension

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25
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non-physiologic strains

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vertical
lateral
compression

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26
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name: torsion

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which wing of sphenoid if more cephalad

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27
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name: sidebending

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named for mvmt of basosphennoid
side of convexity
(side of egg crack)

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28
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name: vertical

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named for mvmt of basosphenoid

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29
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name: lateral

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named for deviation of basosphenoid

back of hand

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30
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SBS compression mvmt

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no movement

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31
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SBS compression mech

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force to back of head

32
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vertical strain description

A

basosphenoid moves caudad/cephalad to occiput

33
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lateral strain description

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basosphenoid deviates to one side

both sidebend to opp side

34
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cribiform plate bone

A

ethmoid

35
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thru cribiform

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olfactory (I)

36
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optic canal bone

A

sphenoid

37
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thru optic canal

A

optic nerve (II)

38
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superior orbital fissure bone

A

sphenoid

39
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thru superior orbital fissure

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occulomotor (III)
trochlear (IV)
opthalamic (V1)
abducens (VI)

40
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foramen rotundum bone

A

sphenoid

41
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thru foramen rotundum

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V2

42
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foramen ovale bone

A

sphenoid

43
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thru foramen ovale

A

V3

44
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foramen spinosum bone

A

sphenoid

45
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thru foramen spinosum

A

MMA

46
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foramen lacerum bone

A

sphenoid

47
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thru foramen lacerum

A

internal carotid

48
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internal auditory meatus bone

A

temporal

49
Q

thru internal auditory meatus

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facial (VII)

vestibulochochlear (VIII)

50
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jugular foramen bone

A

btwn temporal and occipital (post cranial fossa)

51
Q

thru jugular foramen

A

glossopharyngeal (IX)
vagus (X)
accessory (XI)

52
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hypoglossal canal bone

A

occipital (post cranial fossa)

53
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thru hypoglossal canal

A

hypoglossal (XII)

54
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foramen from ant to post

A 
cribiform
optic canal
superior orbital fissure
foramen rotundum
foramen ovale
foramen spinosum
foramen lacerum
internal auditory meatus
jugular foramen
hypoglossal canal
55
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parasympathetics down to ascending colon

A

vagus (X)

56
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parasympathetics below ascending colon

A

pelvic nerve

57
Q

celiac ganglion organs

A 
esophagus
stomach
duodenum
abd vessels
liver
gallbladder
pancreas
58
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superior mesenteric ganglion organs

A

kidneys?
ileum
jejunum
ascending colon

59
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inferior mesenteric ganglion organs

A

descending colon
rectum
bladder
sex organs

60
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celiac ganglion levels

A

T5-9

61
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sup mesenteric ganglion levels

A

T10-11

62
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inf mesenteric ganglion levels

A

T12-L2

63
Q

where does cisterna chyli sit

A

right crus of diaphragm

64
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celiac location

A

1 cm below xyphoid

65
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sup mesenteric ganglion location

A

btwn xyphoid and umbilicus

66
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inf mesenteric ganglion location

A

1 cm above umbilicus

67
Q

HA prevalence by type

A

tension (69%)

migraine (15%)

68
Q

secondary HAs

A

sinusitis

TMJ

69
Q

life-threatening HA to R/O

A 
meningitis/encephalitis
stroke
aneurysm/ICH
temporal arteritis
space occupying lesion
70
Q

parasympathetic up in head affects which CNs

A

III
VII
IX
(glands swell)

71
Q

Tx for para

A

OA
AA
C2

72
Q

Tx for symp

A

T1-5

73
Q

HA muscles

A 
trapezius (XI - C3-4)
sternocleidomastoid
spinalis capitus
splenius capitus
longissimus capitus
levator scapulae
semispinalis cervicis
scalene
74
Q

top HA Txs

A

cranial
lymphatics
direct inhibition

75
Q

muscles of direct inhibition

A

medial pterygoid

lateral pterygoid

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