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Question 1

Superior transverse sacral axis

Answer 1

Craniosacral and respiratory

Maybe the most important one

Question 2

Middle transverse sacral axis

Answer 2

postural motion

Question 3

inferior transverse sacral axis

Answer 3

innominate rotation

Question 4

oblique sacral axis

Answer 4

dynamic motion (walking)

weight on the left leg engages the left oblique axis

Question 5

most common dysfunction in the post partum pt

Answer 5

bilateral sacral flexion

Question 6

L5 and the sacrum:

rotation and sidebending do what?
L5 Flexed Rotated r / Sidebent r =

Answer 6

L5 rotation = opposite sacral rotation
L5 sidebending = ipsilateral axis engaged

L5 Flexed Rotated r / Sidebent r = L on R

Question 7

OA primary motion
Rotation and sidebending tendencies

OA deep sulcus =

Answer 7

flex/ ext
Rotation and sidebending to opposite sides

OA deep sulcus = ipsilateral rotation

Question 8

C2-C7 Rotation and sidebending tendencies

Answer 8

Rotation and sidebending to the same side

Question 9

Short leg is from what kind of innominate?

Answer 9

Ipsilateral anterior innominate

Question 10

Parasympathetics: Pupils

Answer 10

CN III (Midbrain), ciliary ganglion, constriction

Question 11

Parasympathetics: Lacrimal and nasal glands

Answer 11

CN VII (pons), sphenopalatine ganglion, secretion

Question 12

Parasympathetics: submandibular and sublingual glands

Answer 12

CN VII (pons), Submandibular ganglion, secretion

Question 13

Parasympathetics: parotid gland

Answer 13

CN IX (Medulla), otic ganglion, secretion

Question 14

Parasympathetics: Heart, bronchial tree, stomach, liver, panc, GB, esophagus, sm. bowel

Answer 14

CN X

Question 15

Parasympathetics: Kidney, upper ureter

Answer 15

CN X

Question 16

Parasympathetics: ovaries, testes

Answer 16

CN X

Question 17

Parasympathetics: Ascending colon, transverse colon

Answer 17

CN X

Question 18

Parasympathetics: Descending, sigmoid colon

Answer 18

Pelvic splanchnic: S2-4

Question 19

Parasympathetics: Uterus, prostate, genitalia

Answer 19

Pelvic splanchnic: S2-4

Question 20

Parasympathetics: Bladder, lower ureter

Answer 20

Pelvic splanchnic: S2-4

Question 21

Sympathetics: spinal levels

Answer 21

T1-L2

Question 22

Sympathetics: Head and neck

Answer 22

T1-4

Question 23

Sympathetics: Heart

Answer 23

T1-5

Question 24

Sympathetics: respiratory

Answer 24

T2-7

Question 25

Sympathetics: Esophagus

Answer 25

T2-8

Question 26

Sympathetics: Upper GI (stomach to panc/duodenum)

Answer 26

Greater splanchnic T5-9 celiac ganglion

Question 27

Sympathetics: Middle GI (panc/duodenum to 2/3 of transverse colon)

Answer 27

Lesser splanchnic T10-11 Superior mesenteric ganglion

Question 28

Sympathetics: lower GI (Distal 1/3 of T-colon to rectum)

Answer 28

Least splanchnic T12-L2 Inferior mesenteric ganglion

Question 29

Sympathetics: appendix

Answer 29

T12

Question 30

Sympathetics: kidneys

Answer 30

T10-11 Superior mesenteric ganglion

Question 31

Sympathetics: adrenal medulla

Answer 31

T10

Question 32

Sympathetics: upper ureters

Answer 32

T10-11 Superior mesenteric ganglion

Question 33

Sympathetics: lower ureters

Answer 33

T12-L1 Inferior mesenteric ganglion

Question 34

Sympathetics: bladder

Answer 34

T11-L2

Question 35

Sympathetics: gonads

Answer 35

T10-11

Question 36

Sympathetics: uterus, cervix

Answer 36

T10-L2

Question 37

Sympathetics: erectile tissue of the penis and clitoris

Answer 37

T11-L2

Question 38

Sympathetics: Prostate

Answer 38

T12-L2

Question 39

Sympathetics: lower extremity

Answer 39

T11-L2

Question 40

Sympathetics: upper extremity

Answer 40

T2-8