History Year 3 Mod 4 Flashcards
_____alone
are as dry bones; ____ properly related are vital living servants.
Facts- Louisa Burns
What did Dr Still say about researching the brain?
research concerning the circulation
from the head through the spinal cord and back
again to the head had been his most consuming
personal interest,
Who saod to Charlotte Weaver to keep studing cranial Stuff?
Dr. Still
When was Weaver at the ASO?
1909-12
Who said that “Skull bones as modified vertebrae with
intervertebral discs and articular surfaces housing
each of the brain’s vesicles”
Weaver
What was Sutherlands 5 points about Crainal ?
- The fluctuation of the cerebrospinal fluid, or the potency
of the Tide - The function of the reciprocal tension membrane
- The motility of the neural tube
- The articular mobility of the cranial bones
- The involuntary mobility of the sacrum between the ilia
What did Sutherland say abiut the Squama of the temporal bones?
The squama of the temporal bones looked so much like the gills of a fish that the next thought
seemed only logical. It struck me that this design for motion must represent a function
What did Sutherland say the thought that came to him? and what Mechanism?
“beveled like the gills of a fish and indicating a primary respiratory
mechanism,”
What did Weaver say was like the C3 vertebra?
The Occipital
The Occipital/ C3… What is the IV disk equivalent to?
OA Ligament
The Occipital, or Third Cranial Vertebrae the Ribs are? and the Articular facets are?
Ribs = temporals
Articular facets = occipital condyles
The Sphenoid, or Second Cranial Vertebrae the Ribs are? and the Articular facets are?
Ribs- greater wing of sphenoid
Articular facets = lingula of sphenoid
The ______ First Cranial Vertebrae (Weaver)
Dorsum Sellae
Sella Turcica is connected to what?
Pituitary (glandular
influence with far reaching
effects)
Cavernous Sinus connected to what?
Venous influence ( tribituarties opthalamic and cerebral veins)
Foramen Lacerum is connected to what?
Arterial influnce (Superior passage of interal carotid arteries)
What happens at each of these regions (Stella, Cavernous, Foramem)
Dura separates into two layers, where in the remaining inner surface of
the vault the dura and periosteum are fused into a single layer. The redoubling allows for physiologic
motion.
Who purportedly instructed Charlotte weaver to ‘carry his approach into the cephalic region” and continue
to research the circulation from the head through the spinal cord and back?
Dr. Still
Whose inspiration for the cranial concept came from noticing that the squama of the temporal bones
displayed a “design for motion” and “looked so much like the gills of a fish that […] this function must be a
respiratory mechanism.”?
Sutherland
Whose cranial concept described the bones of the skull as modified vertebrae with intervertebral discs and
articular surfaces housing each of the brain’s vesicles?
Weaver
What is weavers Definition of Segmentation?
A process of transporting essential materials to their appropriate place and excluding them from other tissue.
Transport is made possible by the formation of tubes in the paraxial (pre-somitic) mesoderm. The tunnels are transporting biochemical calcium to the
forming vertebral bow.
