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Paired Bones And Competency 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Dysfunction of temporal bone due to what?

A

OMT HDM BP..Now

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2
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External rotation of parietal bone how does the inferior border move?

Superior border?

How does R/L diameter change?

A

Laterally

Inferior and medial

INC

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3
Q

How are the parietal bones disengaged during treatment?

A

With internal rotation of the fingertips

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4
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What vessel does the petrous part of the temporal bone enclose?

A

ICA

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5
Q

What synostosis is commonly mistake for posterior positional deformation all plagiocephaly and must be closely evaluated?

A

Lambdoid

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6
Q

Frontal bone forms what?

A

Roof of orbit

Superior border of anterior nasal fossa

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7
Q

Objective of V spread technique?

A

Release suture tension or restriction

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8
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Where are the Hypothenar eminences placed on the frontal bone during treatment?

A

Lateral angles

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9
Q

Internal rotation of parietal bone how does the inferior border move?

Superior border?

How does R/L diameter change?

A

Medial

Lateral and superior

DEC

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10
Q

Parietal bone axis?

Plane of motion?

A

PAC

A/P

Coronal

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11
Q

CV4 contraindicated when?

A

Trauma to the head, do it on sacrum instead

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12
Q

Technique motion of frontal bone treatment?

A

Medial pressure, raise bone anteriorly causing external rotation of bone

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13
Q

Temporal bone internal rotation during cranial flexion, how does the superior border of petrous portion move?

Mastoid tip?

A

Posterior epically

Anteriorly and laterally

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14
Q

Fusion of a single coronal suture leads to what head shape?

What characteristics?

A

Anterior plagiocephaly

C-shape face, facial twist

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15
Q

SD of frontal bone associated with what?

A

HSV FTW

Headache
Smell
Vision

Falx
Trauma causes wedged frontal bone

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16
Q

What dysfunction of the parietal bones is involved in tension headaches?

Temporal headaches?

A

OM and Asterion –> a TEN

Pterion –> temPP

17
Q

What bone may be implicated in dizziness, ear infection, swallowing/chewing, tinnitus, Bell’s Palsy?

A

Temporal bone

18
Q

Head pain in the frontal bone is due to what?

A

Diminished primary respiration and CSF flow due to INC dural tension at cribriform plate

19
Q

What is the only bone that contacts all 4 fontanelles?

A

Parietal bone

20
Q

What bone is implicated with sinusitis, visual problems, anosmia?

A

Frontal bone

21
Q

Objective of CV4?

A

Stimulate the body’s inherent capacity (autonomics) to heal SD

22
Q

Frontal bone axis?

Plane of motion?

A

2FAC like 2PAC

A/P axis

coronal plane

23
Q

What suture is located in the frontal bone?

A

Metopic suture

24
Q

Temporal bone axis?

Plane of motion?

A

TOMCat

Oblique

Modified coronal plane

25
Q

Temporal bone external rotation during cranial flexion, how does the superior border of petrous portion move?

Mastoid tip?

A

Anterolateral AL

Posteriorly and medially PM

26
Q

Temporal bone hold unilaterally, where does the opposite hand cradle?

A

Occipital squama, medial to OM suture

27
Q

The lateral part of the groove for the transverse sinus carries what?

A

Marginal insertion of the tentorium cerebelli

28
Q

What is the most common form of synotosis?

A

Saigittal

29
Q

External rotation of frontal bone during cranial flexion how do the lateral angles move?

Glabella?

What shape forehead?

A

Laterally and anteriorly

Posteriorly

Low sloping (Toboggan)

30
Q

Internal rotation of frontal bone during cranial flexion how do the lateral angles move?

Glabella?

What shape forehead?

A

Medially and posteriorly

Anteriorly

High bulging (Ski Jump)

31
Q

Objective of temporal rocking technique?

A

Relieve CN 9-11, etc, jvc, restricted TO, tinnitus

32
Q

The temporal bone lacks what in a newborn skull?

A

Mastoid process

33
Q

Internal rotation of Eustachian tube causes what?

A

ET compression, high pitched tinnitus

34
Q

V spread treatment, 2nd and 3rd finger do what?

A

Disengages the suture

35
Q

When does the wobbly wheel motion occur?

A

External rotation temporal bone

36
Q

Dysfunction of temporal bone due to what?

A

Trauma, chronic neck tension, whiplash, dental extraction

37
Q

Anatomical association with what for temporal bone?

A

Eustachian tube, carotid a, IJV, CN 3-11, cervical muscles

38
Q

How is external rotation encouraged in temporal rocking?

A

Ring and little finger exert medial pressure on mastoid

Thumb and index direct zygomatic arch superiorly and lateral

39
Q

Fusion of both coronal sutures leads to what head shape?

Compensatory growth is called what?

A

Bracycephaly

Turricephaly

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