ECS General Information Flashcards

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What is the falx?

A

Membrane that attaches to the ethmoid.

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What is contra coup?

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An injury to one side of the body causing as bad or worse effect on the other.

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What is the tentorium?

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Membrane that attaches to sphenoid and temporals.

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What muscle is the largest pattern setter in the body?

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Masseter

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Name some situations where ECS is not indicated.

A

Tumor, Any emergency
Skull fracture (wait 6-8 weeks)
Stroke, Grand mal seizures
Aneurysm, Narcolepsy, Cushings

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What are the five basic parts of assessment?

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Posture
Diagonals
Palpation
Movement
Observation
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What are the three major muscles involved in chewing?

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Masseter, pterygoid, temporalis

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Describe the pterygoid.

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Two muscles (medial and lateral) that attach to the sphenoid. Move the jaw laterally. Located inside angle of jaw.

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Describe the temporalis.

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Attaches to the coronoid process. Closes jaw. Also attaches to the frontal, parietal, occiput, and temporal.

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What are the three functions of cerebrospinal fluid?

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Lubrication
Nourishment
Protection

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