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Name: Score:60 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 60
CN IX
-Where does it exit the cranium
-Somatic Dysfunction
-Sx associated with the dysfunction
-Jugular foramen
-Temporal, occiput, OA, AA, C2
-H/A, arrhythmias, GI upset, respiratory problems
-Foramen ovale
-sphenoid
-Decreased sensation to the mandible
-Jugular Foramen
-Temporal, occiput
-Superior orbital fissure
-Sphenoid, temporal
-diplopia
Definition 2 of 60
Wallenberg's test
Thoracic outlet syndrome tests: checking for compression of neurovascular bundle as it
passes between anterior and middle scalene muscles
Tests cervical nerve root compression
Tests Cervical nerve root compression
Test used to detect Vertebral Artery insufficiency
,Definition 3 of 60
Index: greater wing of the sphenoid
Middle: temporal bone in front of the ear
Ring: mastoid region of temporal bone
Little: squamous portion of the occiput
Cn i
-where does it exit the cranium
-somatic dysfunction
-sx associated with the dysfunction
Ankle pronation
Vault hold finger positions
Vertical strain
Term 4 of 60
Tests Cervical nerve root compression
Adson's test
Vertebral artery test
Spurling test
Lachman test
Term 5 of 60
Respiratory motion of the sacrum: During inhalation, the sacral base moves_______; During
exhalation, the sacral base moves ________. What Axis?
Medial; Lateral Axis: Posterior transverse axis (pta)
Anterior; Posterior Axis: Inferior transverse axis (ita)
Forward torsions
(l/l or r/r)
Posterior; Anterior
Axis: Superior transverse axis (STA)
, Term 6 of 60
SBS compression
Decreased amplitude of the CRI
commonly due to trauma to the back of the head
Sphenoid deviates cephalad (superior) or caudad (inferior) in relation to the occiput
2 transverse axes
Sphenoid superior on the right = Right torsion
Sphenoid rotated towards the right, occiput rotated towards the left on an AP axis
-Midline bones = extension phase
-Paired bones = Internal rotation phase
-Dura falls Caudad, moving sacral base anterior (Nutation, Flexion)
-Increased AP diameter, narrowing of the head
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