Paired Bones And Competency 3

Question 1

Dysfunction of temporal bone due to what?

Answer 1

OMT HDM BP..Now

Question 2

External rotation of parietal bone how does the inferior border move?

Superior border?

How does R/L diameter change?

Answer 2

Laterally

Inferior and medial

INC

Question 3

How are the parietal bones disengaged during treatment?

Answer 3

With internal rotation of the fingertips

Question 4

What vessel does the petrous part of the temporal bone enclose?

Answer 4

ICA

Question 5

What synostosis is commonly mistake for posterior positional deformation all plagiocephaly and must be closely evaluated?

Answer 5

Lambdoid

Question 6

Frontal bone forms what?

Answer 6

Roof of orbit

Superior border of anterior nasal fossa

Question 7

Objective of V spread technique?

Answer 7

Release suture tension or restriction

Question 8

Where are the Hypothenar eminences placed on the frontal bone during treatment?

Answer 8

Lateral angles

Question 9

Internal rotation of parietal bone how does the inferior border move?

Superior border?

How does R/L diameter change?

Answer 9

Medial

Lateral and superior

DEC

Question 10

Parietal bone axis?

Plane of motion?

Answer 10

PAC

A/P

Coronal

Question 11

CV4 contraindicated when?

Answer 11

Trauma to the head, do it on sacrum instead

Question 12

Technique motion of frontal bone treatment?

Answer 12

Medial pressure, raise bone anteriorly causing external rotation of bone

Question 13

Temporal bone internal rotation during cranial flexion, how does the superior border of petrous portion move?

Mastoid tip?

Answer 13

Posterior epically

Anteriorly and laterally

Question 14

Fusion of a single coronal suture leads to what head shape?

What characteristics?

Answer 14

Anterior plagiocephaly

C-shape face, facial twist

Question 15

SD of frontal bone associated with what?

Answer 15

HSV FTW

Headache
Smell
Vision

Falx
Trauma causes wedged frontal bone

Question 16

What dysfunction of the parietal bones is involved in tension headaches?

Temporal headaches?

Answer 16

OM and Asterion –> a TEN

Pterion –> temPP

Question 17

What bone may be implicated in dizziness, ear infection, swallowing/chewing, tinnitus, Bell’s Palsy?

Answer 17

Temporal bone

Question 18

Head pain in the frontal bone is due to what?

Answer 18

Diminished primary respiration and CSF flow due to INC dural tension at cribriform plate

Question 19

What is the only bone that contacts all 4 fontanelles?

Answer 19

Parietal bone

Question 20

What bone is implicated with sinusitis, visual problems, anosmia?

Answer 20

Frontal bone

Question 21

Objective of CV4?

Answer 21

Stimulate the body’s inherent capacity (autonomics) to heal SD

Question 22

Frontal bone axis?

Plane of motion?

Answer 22

2FAC like 2PAC

A/P axis

coronal plane

Question 23

What suture is located in the frontal bone?

Answer 23

Metopic suture

Question 24

Temporal bone axis?

Plane of motion?

Answer 24

TOMCat

Oblique

Modified coronal plane

Question 25

Temporal bone external rotation during cranial flexion, how does the superior border of petrous portion move? Mastoid tip?

Answer 25

Anterolateral AL Posteriorly and medially PM

Question 26

Temporal bone hold unilaterally, where does the opposite hand cradle?

Answer 26

Occipital squama, medial to OM suture

Question 27

The lateral part of the groove for the transverse sinus carries what?

Answer 27

Marginal insertion of the tentorium cerebelli

Question 28

What is the most common form of synotosis?

Answer 28

Saigittal

Question 29

External rotation of frontal bone during cranial flexion how do the lateral angles move? Glabella? What shape forehead?

Answer 29

Laterally and anteriorly Posteriorly Low sloping (Toboggan)

Question 30

Internal rotation of frontal bone during cranial flexion how do the lateral angles move? Glabella? What shape forehead?

Answer 30

Medially and posteriorly Anteriorly High bulging (Ski Jump)

Question 31

Objective of temporal rocking technique?

Answer 31

Relieve CN 9-11, etc, jvc, restricted TO, tinnitus

Question 32

The temporal bone lacks what in a newborn skull?

Answer 32

Mastoid process

Question 33

Internal rotation of Eustachian tube causes what?

Answer 33

ET compression, high pitched tinnitus

Question 34

V spread treatment, 2nd and 3rd finger do what?

Answer 34

Disengages the suture

Question 35

When does the wobbly wheel motion occur?

Answer 35

External rotation temporal bone

Question 36

Dysfunction of temporal bone due to what?

Answer 36

Trauma, chronic neck tension, whiplash, dental extraction

Question 37

Anatomical association with what for temporal bone?

Answer 37

Eustachian tube, carotid a, IJV, CN 3-11, cervical muscles

Question 38

How is external rotation encouraged in temporal rocking?

Answer 38

Ring and little finger exert medial pressure on mastoid | Thumb and index direct zygomatic arch superiorly and lateral

Question 39

Fusion of both coronal sutures leads to what head shape? Compensatory growth is called what?

Answer 39

Bracycephaly Turricephaly