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Question 1

what fontalles does the parietal bone contact

Answer 1

bregma (old ant. fontanelle)
lambda (old post fontabelle)
asterior (old mastoid fontanelle)
pterion (old sphenoid fontanelle)

Question 2

what bones does the parietal bone contact

Answer 2

occiput
frontal
sphenoid
temporal
opposite parietal

Question 3

axis and plane of motion for the parietal bone

Answer 3

AP axis

coronal plane

Question 4

clinical associations with parietal bone dysfunction

Answer 4

cranial synostosis

head pain: OM and asterion (tension headache)

• pterion: temporal headache
• parietosquamous pain

MMA damage
head, face and tooth pain

Question 5

parts of the temporal bone

Answer 5

squamos portion
-zygomatic process, facial injury affects temporal bone

petrous portion

Question 6

what does the petrous portion of the temporal bone contain

Answer 6

Eustachian tube exits btwn sphenoid and temporal bones
otovestibular organ

Border of foramen lacerum
attachment of tentorium
encloses ICA
lateral part of jugular foramen
styloid process

Question 7

border of foramen lacerum (with sphenoid) has what

Answer 7

greater superficial petrosal n

lacrimation via ptergopalatine ganglion

Question 8

how does the temporal bone move during SBS flexion/external rotation

Answer 8

petrous part move anterolateral

mastoid tip moves posteromedial

Question 9

what bones does the teporal bone contact

Answer 9

sphenoid, occipital, zygomatic, mandible, occipital, parietal

Question 10

what is the axis and plane of motion for temporal bone

Answer 10

oblique axis from petrous portion to jugular portion of the bone and modified coronal plane

Question 11

signs and symtoms of temporal bone SD

Answer 11

TMJ pain
head pain
neck pain - SCM and other muscles
Dizziness
ear infections
swallowing and chewing
tinnitis and eustachian tube dysfunction
bells palsy

Question 12

internally rotated temporal associated with ____ pitched tinnitus and external with __

Answer 12

high pitch, low pitch

Question 13

frontal bone articulation

Answer 13

parietals
sphenoid
ethmoid
lacrimals
maxillae
nasals
zygoma

Question 14

axis and plane of motion for frontal bone

Answer 14

FAC 2

frontal bone, AP axis, corornal plane, (2 ap axis)

Question 15

how does the frontal bone move during SBS flexion/external rotation

Answer 15

inferior/lateral angles move laterally and anteriorly with glabella moving posterior

low slope, tobaggen forehead finding

Question 16

how does frontal bone move during SBS extension/internal rotation

Answer 16

inferior later angles move medially and posteriorly with glabella moving anterior

-ski jump high prom forhead finding

Question 17

what are the clinical associations with frontal bone dysfunction

Answer 17

sinusitis
anosmia
visual disturbance (double vision)