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1
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FLEXION / EXTENSION faults

A 
Inspiration assist 
Expiration assist 
sphenobasilar extension 
sphenobasilar flexion 
Glabella
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Inspiration assist detection and TL

A

a. Inhibited muscle becomes facilitated on inspiration
b. Muscle becomes inhibited on expiration

Therapy localize to the mastoid ipsilateral

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Inspiration assist challenge and correction

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Challenge posterior to anterior with different medial or lateral vectors on mastoid

Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 inspirations

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Expiration assist pattern detection and TL

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a. Inhibited muscle becomes facilitated on expiration
b. Muscle becomes inhibited on inspiration

Therapy localize to the mastoid ipsilateral

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Sacral Inspiration assist pattern detection and TL

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a. Inhibited hamstring becomes facilitated on inspiration
b. Hamstring becomes inhibited on expiration
Ipsilateral

Therapy localize to the sacrum

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Sacral Inspiration assist pattern challenge and correction

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Challenge posterior to anterior at the apex with different medial or lateral vectors

Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 inspirations

-Check for cranial inspiration fault-

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Sacral Expiration Assist Pattern detection and TL

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Inhibited hamstring becomes facilitated on expiration

Hamstring becomes inhibited on inspiration

Ipsilateral Therapy localize to the sacrum

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Sacral Expiration Assist Pattern challenge and correction

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Challenge posterior to anterior at the base and A - P at the apex with different medial or lateral vectors

Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 expirations

Check for cranial expiration fault

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Sphenobasilar Forced Inspiration Assist Pattern detection and TL

A

Inhibited muscle becomes facilitated on full inspiration

b. Muscle becomes inhibited on forced expiration

Ipsilateral Therapy localize to the hard palate

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Sphenobasilar Forced Inspiration Assist Pattern challenge and correction

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Challenge posterior to anterior with different medial or lateral vectors to the mastoid with simultaneous inferior to superior pressure exerted on the hard palate

Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 inspirations

Check for sacral / coccyx inspiration fault & cruciate suture jamming

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Sphenobasilar Forced Expiration Assist Pattern detection and TL

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a. Inhibited muscle becomes facilitated on full expiration b. Muscle becomes inhibited on forced inspiration
Ipsilateral
 Therapy localize to the hard palate, if expiration negates :

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Sphenobasilar Forced Expiration Assist Challenge detection and Correction

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Challenge anterior to posterior with different medial or lateral vectors to the mastoid while simultaneously exerting posterior to anterior pressure at the central incisor / alveolar junction
 Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 expirations

Check for sacral / coccyx expiration fault & cruciate suture jamming

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Sacral Forced Inspiration Assist Pattern challenge and correction

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Challenge posterior to anterior at the sacral apex with different medial or lateral vectors while simultaneously exerting anterior to posterior pressure to the tip of the coccyx.

Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 inspirations  Check for cranial sphenobasilar inspiration fault

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Sacral Forced Expiration Assist Pattern

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Challenge posterior to anterior with different medial or lateral vectors to the base of the sacrum and the tip of the coccyx.
 Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 expirations
 Check for cranial sphenobasilar inspiration fault

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Temporal Bulge related problems

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Related Problem: Headaches, allergies, hypochlorhydria signs (Heartburn, gas, constipation), bilateral Pectoralis Major
Clavicular (PMC) inhibition

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Temporal Bulge detection and TL

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a. Inhibited PMCs becomes facilitated on 1/2 inspiration
b. A muscle becomes inhibited on 1/2 expiration

Therapy localize to the temporal, if 1/2 inspiration negates

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Temporal Bulge challenge and correction

A

Challenge the frontal/temporal and temporal/occipital region to accentuate the bulge. Vectors of straight linear, clockwise, or counter-clockwise are used
 Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 inspirations
 Check for Category I and contralateral parietal descent.

18
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Parietal Descent

Related Problem

A

Headaches, Chronic neck pain, neck flexor (scalene) inhibition

19
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Parietal Descent Detection and TL

A

a. Inhibited scalenes become facilitated on 1/2 expiration
b. A muscle becomes inhibited on 1/2 inspiration

temporoparietal suture, 1/2
expiration negates

20
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Parietal Descent challenge and correction

A

Challenge the temporal border of the parietal bone to lift it superiorly.
 Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 - 7 expirations.
 Check for Category I and contralateral temporal bulge.

21
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The respiratory phase that inhibits and the indicated cranial fault:

Maximal Inspiration 
Normal Inspiration 
1/2 Inspiration
1/2 Expiration 
Normal Expiration 
Maximal Expiration
A 
Sphenobasilar Expiration 
Expiration Assist
Parietal Descent 
Temporal bulge 
Inspiration Assist 
Sphenobasilar Inspiration
22
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The respiratory phase that facilitates and the indicated cranial fault on the side of the skull that the muscle was tested on

Maximal Inspiration
 Normal Inspiration 
1/2 Inspiration
1/2 Expiration 
Normal Expiration 
Maximal Expiration
A 
Sphenobasilar Inspiration
 Inspiration Assist 
Temporal bulge
Parietal Descent 
Expiration Assist 
Sphenobasilar Expiration
23
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Glabella Fault

Related Problem:

A

Symptoms of hypertension or hypotension

24
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Glabella Fault detection and TL

A

A muscle becomes inhibited upon oral (more common) or
nasal inspiration, but not to both.

Therapy localize to the glabella and external occipital protuberance (EOP) simultaneously:

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Glabella Fault challenge and correction

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Challenge: approximate the labella and EOP

Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 respirations approximating the glabella and EOP. Then repeat while tractioning the spinous processes of the first 3 cervicals inferiorly for another 5 respirations.

 Check for a similar sacral respiratory fault

26
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Occipito - frontalis - sphenobasilar faults

  1. Temporoparietalis - temporal bulge & parietal descent
  2. Auricularis - inspiration assist faults 4. Procerus - nasal congestion
A

muscles may be hypertonic and needed to manipulated through mechanoreceptors to restore normal tone.

Cranials (2 decks)

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