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What are the 5 components of the primary respiratory mechanism?
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mobility of cranial and apinal membranes
fluctuation in CSF motility of the CNS Mobility of the cranial bone articulation involuntary mobility of the sacrum |
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During cranial extension, what happens to the sacrum, paired bones and AP diameter?
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nutation (sacral flexion)
internal rotation of paired bones narrow head (Bert) increased AP diameter |
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During cranial flexion, what happens to the sacrum, paired bones and AP diameter?
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counternutation (sacral extenion)
external rotation of paired bones wide head dec AP diameter |
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Sidebending and rotation in cranial mechanics is named by what way?
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named of the direction in which the SBS moves (the convex side)
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Vertical strain of the cranial bones occurs about what axis?
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2 transverse axes
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What CNs will be affected by the temporal bone?
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CN 2-11, except V3
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What is the purpose of the CV4 craniosacral technique?
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increase the CRI amplitude by decompressing any SBS compression that may exist
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What cranial dysfunction exist if...the right eye is receded and the left eye is prominent AND the right ear is prominent and the left ear is very close to the head?
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right sidebending rotation
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