Introduction to Cranial Flashcards

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Q

“The collection of components when operating in synchrony produce what is the most basic motion which supports and sustains life” describes the ________.

A

Primary Respiratory Mechanism

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2
Q

Strain of the dural extension is associated with ________.

A

Circulatory obstruction

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3
Q

________ was responsible for discovering the cranial mechanisms and essentially creating cranial OMT.

A

William Sutherland

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4
Q

One of the goals of cranial OMT is to treat ________ somatic components.

A

Facilitated

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5
Q

If the cranial rhythmic impulse was compared to a structure of an animal, it would most appropriately be compared to a _________.

A

Fish’s gills

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6
Q

Similar to the circulation of lymphatics in the body being promoted by muscle contraction, the flow of CSF in the cranium is promoted by the ________.

A

Craniosacral mechanism

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7
Q

Circulatory stasis of the cerebral vasculature is most likely due to ________.

A

Venous congestion

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8
Q

Strain of the petrosphenoid ligament is associated with dysfunction of the ________.

A

Extrinsic eye muscles

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