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Session 3 Flashcards

Craniosacral Correction, Neurological Disorganization

1
Q

Where is the cranial landmark call the asterion

A

Junction of the lambdoidal parietomastoid and occipital sutures

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2
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What problems in the body may be affected by stomatognathic dysfunction

A

Any

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3
Q

Daily production of CSF is approximately 800ml which is ________ times the total volume of CSF

A

5-6

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4
Q

“Inspiration” and “expiration” refers to both diaphragmatic respiration and cranial movement. True or false

A

True

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5
Q

Where is the cranial landmark called the pterion

A

Junction of the frontal, parietal, sphenoid and temporal bones

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6
Q

Sacro Occipital Technique terminology for “internal frontal” and “external frontal” is different in Applied Kinesiology terminology. What is the difference

A

They are swapped

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7
Q

On inspiration, the sacral base moves _________ and the apex _______

A

Posteriorly

Anteriorly

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8
Q

Correction for the inspiration assist cranial fault is directed ________ on the mastoid through the full phase of _________

A

Anteriorly

Inspiration

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9
Q

In most cranial corrections, the direction of correction is in the __________ which is determined by maximum ________ of an indictor muscle or _________ of an associated muscle

A

Optimal vector of challenge
Weakness
Strength

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10
Q

Inspiration assist is sometimes called an

a) flexion fault
b) extension fault

A

b

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11
Q

Sphenobasilar assist faults require a special mode of respiration in diagnosis and treatment. What is it?

A

Forced respiration

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12
Q

Glabella fault a special mode of respiration in diagnosis and treatment. What is it?

A

Nasal or oral inspiration

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13
Q

Glabella fault challenge has two contact points. ________ and _______

A

Glabella and EOP

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14
Q

Glabella fault correction step 2 has contact points additional to the challenge points. They are ____________ which are held ____________

A

C1 posterior arch, C2, 3 spinus processes

Caudally

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15
Q

Which muscle is highly associated with temporal bulge cranial fault. Characteristically weak when both are tested ______

A

Pectoralis major clavicular division

Simultaneously

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16
Q

Weak muscles associated with temporal bulge cranial fault will strengthen on approximately half __________

A

Inspiration

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17
Q

Care must be taken not to cause a specific iatrogenic fault when correcting a parietal descent cranial fault what is it

A

Sagittal suture jamming

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18
Q

When correcting a parietal descent fault, maximum corrective force is applied on half ________

A

Expiration

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19
Q

The visual signs of internal frontal cranial fault are

A

Wider nares ipsilateral

Smaller orbit ipsilateral

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20
Q

Muscle weakness associated with frontal cranials faults

A

Deep neck flexors

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21
Q

What other dysfunction associated with frontal cranial faults may be involved in learning difficulty

A

Visual disturbance

22
Q

When correcting a frontal cranial fault, steps may be extremely painful to the patient. What are they and what are the contacts

A

Steps 2 and 3

Pterygoid process

23
Q

The visual signs of external frontal cranial fault are __________ and _________ and __________

A

Protruded eye ipsilateral
Wider orbit ipsilateral
Narrower nares ipsilateral

24
Q

Challenge for an external frontal cranial fault is _________. One must rule out the possibility of __________

A

Pull the ipsilateral central incisor caudally

Neurological tooth

25
Q

A patient has endocrine problems, coccygeal pain and a slightly bulging eye on inspection. Which cranial fault would you suspect

A

Nasosphenoid

26
Q

The breathing pattern for universal cranial fault is that an indicator muscle weakens when a patient _________

A

Inspires through one nostril

27
Q

The breathing pattern for universal cranial fault must be differentially diagnosed from an ____________

A

Ionisation problem

28
Q

Pelvic category I has a lovett reactor it is __________

A

Temporal bulge

29
Q

Challenge for universal cranial fault is accomplished by challenging caudal on _____________ and cephalad on ____________

A

One mastoid

The other mastoid

30
Q

Sutural cranial faults
a) will always
b) will not always
therapy localise

A

a

31
Q

Sutural cranial faults will rebound challenge. True or false

A

True

32
Q

What muscles are associated with the sagittal suture fault

A

Abdominals

33
Q

What muscle is often associated with the squamosal suture fault

A

Temporalis

34
Q

What visceral problem is associated with the lambdoidal suture fault

A

Closed ileocecal valve

35
Q

What visceral problem is associated with the zygomatic suture fault

A

Open ileocecal valve

36
Q

A patient presents with high blood pressure. Which cranial fault may be involved

A

Glabella, or any fault that lowers CSF pressure

37
Q

A patient presents with low blood pressure. Which cranial fault may be involved

A

Glabella or any fault that raises CSF pressure

38
Q

A patient presents with pain “behind the eye”. Which cranial fault would you suspect is involved

A

External frontal

39
Q

A patient presents with indigestion, especially after a high protein meal. Which cranial fault would you suspect is involved

A

Temporal bulge

40
Q

A patient presents with pain occipital headache. Which cranial fault would you suspect is involved

A

Universal

41
Q

A patient has had a dental filling that has been incorrect height for two weeks. The dental problem is resolved but his digestion is poor. Which cranial fault (s) may be involved

A

Parietal descent

Temporal bulge

42
Q

A mechanic has difficulty holding his head up when working under a car. Which cranial fault (s) may be involved

A 
Frontals
Inspiration assist
Expiration assist
Parietal descent
Universal
43
Q

A sacrococcygeal fault is associated with which cranial fault

A

Nasosphenoid

44
Q

Closed ileocecal valve is associated with which cranial fault

A

Universal

Lambdoidal suture

45
Q

There is a single word often used to describe the degree of pressure applied in cranial fault correction. It is __________________________

A

Gentle

46
Q

Pelvic Catogory I is

a) a subluxation of the sacroiliac joints
b) a torsion of the pelvis that inhibits normal respiratory function
c) a dysfunction of an intact pelvis on L5

A

b

47
Q

Two handed unilateral sacroiliac TL determines the _________ of a category _____ pelvic fault

A

Involved side

I

48
Q 
Positive bilateral sacroiliac therapy localisation
a) always
b) sometimes
c) never
indicates a category I pelvic fault
A

b

Can be bilateral category IIsi

49
Q

What are the three aspects of the Keith Keen “Isn’t System”

A

Place the blocks where the two-handed challenge isn’t
Pump the side where the two-handed TL isn’t
Pump where the block isn’t

50
Q

Ligament Stretch reaction is from toxic levels of

A

The metabolites of adrenalin

51
Q

Diagnosis of ligament stretch reaction is

A

Challenge an indicator muscle by stretching a ligament. Best to use an indicator that crosses the joint associated with the ligament used.

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