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5 -Finger Temporal Hold

Front

Back

SBS rising superior, and decreased distance between the inferior angle of sphenoid and occiput

Front

SBS flexion (paired with inhalation)

Back

Medial pterygoid CS

Front

Med aspect of the ascending ramus, angle of jaw (mandible away from TP)

Back

sidebending rotation axes

Front

3 axes -one AP -two vertical

Back

torsional axes

Front

anterior poster

Back

Disruption of axon and endoneurium

Front

Neurotmesis 3rd degree.

Back

TMJ CS

Front

tmj opposite of mandibular deviation (Tx: rotate away)

Back

Temporal Pull

Front

Back

Becker Contact

Front

Back

What bone affects the most cranial nerves?

Front

Temporal

Back

CV4 Compression

Front

Back

what is the most common SD for Otitis media?

Front

Internally rotated temporal bone

Back

Right index finger and little finger move away from each other, left index finger and little finger move toward each other

Front

Right side bending rotation

Back

index fingers move away from practitioner, little fingers move towards

Front

superior vertical strain

Back

palpable ridge along lamboidal suture, Ear flattened and more posterior; associated with Torticollis lateral strain

Front

Plagiocephaly

Back

index fingers move toward practitioner, little fingers move away from practitioner

Front

inferior vertical strain

Back

focal damage of myelin fibers around an axon, CT sheath remains intact

Front

Neuropraxia

Back

PC2

Front

ESARA Superior aspect of C2

Back

PC2 OCCiput

Front

ESARA in between PC1 and PC1 inion

Back

Masseter CS

Front

belly of masseter, inferior to zygoma. (Tx: mandible TOWARDS tp)

Back

Tonsil

Front

Lateral manubrium

Back

Flat back of the head, wider head, with Vertical Strain or Flexion strain in kids

Front

Brachycephaly

Back

Somatic dysfunction of occipital condyls may lead to what CN dysfunction?

Front

CN IX, X XII ---> poor feeding; they go through the jugular foramen

Back

SBS prefers anteiror rotation with base of occiput inferior to the base of sphenoid = what SD?

Front

Superior vertical shear

Back

in SBS flexion, what direction does the ethmoid move?

Front

the same as occiput

Back

SBS moving inferior and increased distance between inf angle of sphenoid and occiput

Front

SBS extension (exhalation)

Back

lateral strain axes

Front

two vertical axes

Back

Most common dysfunctional cranial bone in infants

Front

Occiput

Back

Frontal Occipital Contact

Front

Back

disruption of axon and endoneurium and perinerium

Front

4th degree

Back

Middle Ear

Front

superior clavical 2-3cm lateral to SC junction

Back

disruption to the axon, but myelin sheath is intact

Front

Axonotmesis

Back

disruption of endoneurium perineurium and epineurium

Front

5th degree

Back

Larynx chapmans

Front

Superior 2nd rib medial to sinuses, or C2

Back

Sinus Chapmans

Front

Superior second rib at MCL

Back

Pharynx chapmans

Front

inferior 1st rib at sternocostal junction, or C2 lateral to spinous process

Back

Head is long and narrow, Extension strain

Front

Scaphocephaly

Back

Ear flattened, and more anterior, unilateral bald spot with parallelogram shaped head

Front

Positional Head Deformity

Back

Nasal Sinus chapmans

Front

Inferomedial clavical, lateral to SC joint

Back

PC1 inion

Front

FSTRA, inferior nuchal line

Back

PC1 OCciput

Front

ESARA (between inion and mastoid)

Back

if the right lamboidal suture prematurely closes, what SD happens?

Front

Left lateral strain

Back

vertical strain axes

Front

two transverse axes of motion

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