NeuroTonal Adjusting Patterns

Question 1

Rotation is present only

Answer 1

C1 subluxation

Question 2

Lateral Flexion is present w/o rotation

Answer 2

C2 subluxation

Question 3

Lateral Flexion w/ rotation is present

Answer 3

C1-C2 Counter Rotation

Question 4

Traps are tight and shoulders are elevated (either bilaterally or symmetrically)

Answer 4

CT junction or Mid T-spine

Question 5

Patient presents with pelvic imbalance and rotation but the problem is not the SI or Lumbars, where do you look?

Answer 5

TL junction

Question 6

Atlas Fossa Temp is off 1 degree or more

Answer 6

Check C1 as primary

Question 7

Atlas Fossa Temp is off .4 - .7 degrees

Answer 7

Check C2 as primary

Question 8

Atlas fossa temp is even and WNL (+ or - 95)

Answer 8

Likely Clear

Question 9

Atlas fossa temp is even or close to even but below normal (+ or - 95)

Answer 9

Check for Occiput subluxation

Question 10

1st priority with Raging Bull

Answer 10

Unlock and release tension (restore balance)

Question 11

2nd priority with Ragin Bull

Answer 11

Get Slack and Stability into the Nervous System.

-at this point if UC’s are stabilized, focus heavy on getting the Thoracic’s moving

Question 12

Drunk Bull 1st Priority

Answer 12

Unlock and Release UC tension

• seated or standing adjustments to re-engage the stabilizers
• expect C2 and counter torque

Question 13

Drunken Bull Priority 2

Answer 13

Get things moving

-adjust under gravity always

Question 14

forceps and manual assistance will primarily subluxate

Answer 14

Occiput and C1 Major

Question 15

Vacuum extraction will cause what subluxation pattern

Answer 15

C2 Major (C1/C2 Counter torque)

Question 16

C-section will cause what subluxation pattern

Answer 16

Upper cervical and Upper / Mid Thoracic Pairing due to tension from traction.

Question 17

Breech Position will cause what subluxation pattern

Answer 17

all of the nasty patterns with sticky sacral and SI patterns

Question 18

Fast Birth will cause what subluxation patterns

Answer 18

Thoracic Majors (T5-T10) due to force and speed of delivery

Question 19

Difficulty latching, colic and failure to thrive are indicative of what subluxation pattern?

Answer 19

C1 Major and T1 Pairing (stress stuck on deeply)

Question 20

Swallowing, Reflux and Sinus Congestion issues are indicative of what subluxation pattern

Answer 20

C2 Major, T2 and S2 Pairing

Question 21

Constipation and Eczema are indicative of what subluxation patterns

Answer 21

Mid T/S and TL junction and Sacrum majors

Question 22

Difficulty w/ crawling, walking, etc

Answer 22

TL jct. major. This will create SI / Sacrum patterns and retained reflexes

Question 23

Ear infection is indicative of what subluxation pattern?

Answer 23

C1 Major and T1 pairing

Question 24

Sinus congestion and allergies are indicative of what subluxation pattern?

Answer 24

C2 Major w/ T2 and S2 pairing

Question 25

Overall Neuro-immune deficiency is indicative of what subluxation patterns?

Answer 25

C2 and T8-10 pairing

sustained stress and poor immune modulation through the NTS lead to liver, kidney and adrenal issues

Question 26

Raging Bull’s typically have what subluxation pattern

Answer 26

C1 and Thoracic Majors

-especially T8 for behavior and T5 for emotions

Question 27

Drunken Bulls typically have what subluxation pattern

Answer 27

C2 Major, usually in counter torque with Altas

Question 28

Ages 7-8 and older tend to develop what patterns?

Answer 28

Major can move down to C5/C6 and T4

-activation of sympathetic nucleus and postural strain

Question 29

Emotional Stress (worry, anxiety, loss, grief) tend to have what Major subluxation

Answer 29

Left Atlas Major

Question 30

Busy work / life stress tends to have what major subluxation pattern?

Answer 30

Right Atlas Major

Question 31

Alcohol induced subluxations tend to create what major subluxation?

Answer 31

C2 aka Toxic 2

Question 32

Chronic sinus issues tend to come from what subluxation pattern

Answer 32

S2 Major

Question 33

Chronic shoulder issues then to have what subluxation pattern

Answer 33

Occiput, C5-T5

Question 34

Chronic lumbopelvic issues tend to have what subluxation pattern

Answer 34

TL Junction

Question 35

Common Infant issues (present with colic, fussiness, etc)

Answer 35

Thoracics are commonly a major or part of a major pairing

Question 36

Cranial and torticollis tend to have what subluxation pattern?

Answer 36

usually C1-C2 counter torque & or T1/T2 pair are almost always there

Question 37

Kick the sick kids tend to present with what chronic subluxation patterns?

Answer 37

C1/C2 counter torque w/ C2 Major and T1/T2 tether
DTG and EMG show low and blue in thoracic and gut regions
C2 and S2 pair often

Question 38

Raging Bulls tend to have what subluxation patterns

Answer 38

C1 + T5-T10, also commonly have Major T1-T5 tension, especially after age 7

Question 39

Drunken Bulls tend to have what subluxation pattern

Answer 39

C2(stuck) and TL junction (weak) and sacrum (weak and stuck)

Question 40

What is the pendulum of T5?

Answer 40

it is tensed, torqued and wound up in raging bulls and weak and worn out in drunken bulls (exhausted, chronic teens and parents)

Question 41

Severely stressed, anxious and exhausted teens tend to have what chronic subluxation patterns

Answer 41

C1 and CT jct & T8-T10 (adrenals)

in cases like this the Major will appear as suppressed and collapsed on Thermal (DTG) and EMG

Question 42

Moms stress and tension will typically show what subluxation patterns

Answer 42

CT Junction and Mid to lower T/S as much or more than Cervicals
need to get this area moving
often will have a nasty occiput subluxation as well

Question 43

Dad and dude stress subluxation patterns tend to be:

Answer 43

Adrenals, T-L junction and Sacrum

tons of neuro-gut stuff they normally hide

Question 44

Which patterns are best for Tonal / toggle / sustained contact?

Answer 44

Upper cervical counter torque on Thermal scan
High total energy on EMG
Far left sympathetic dominant HRV
we are tapping the brakes not pulling the parking brake while going 90!

Question 45

What patterns need HVLA adjusting

Answer 45

Thermal clusters and clumping, they need dispersed and shifted
exhausted, fatiqued, low tone EMG -needs awakening
Low, exhausted HRV but solidly balanced - needs CPR / Paddles

Question 46

These Thermal patterns indicate Primary subluxations

Answer 46

Thermal clusters and clumping
Asymmetry on DTG
Immediate asymmetric crossover or “counter torque on EMG”

Question 47

Phase 2 primaries show up in what way?

Answer 47

Bilateral cooling on the DTG

Bilateral fatigue and exhaustion on the EMG (signal collapse)

Question 48

Per Dr. Fletcher, subluxations are like “____” on the nervous system?

Answer 48

Stains

• need to change the brain the input
• re-habituate the CNS