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Question 1

ROTATIONAL

Answer 1

Temporal Bulge Parietal Descent Internal Frontal External Frontal Interosseous

Question 2

Universal Cranial Fault related problem

Answer 2

Related Problem: Chronic upper cervical problem, closed ICV, scoliosis, neurological disorganization.

Question 3

Universal Cranial Fault detection and TL

Answer 3

A muscle becomes inhibited upon single nasal (either the
right or left) inspiration, but not to both.
 Therapy localize with two hands to the squamous portion of the occiput:

Question 4

Universal fault challenge and correction

Answer 4

Challenge to torque the occiput and the mastoids clockwise, then counterclockwise.
 Correct with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 respirations in the opposite direction of the positive challenge.

Question 5

Internal Frontal Fault

Related Problem:

Answer 5

Chronic neck flexor inhibition, pain behind the eye, history of head trauma.

Question 6

Internal Frontal Fault detection and TL

Answer 6

Detection : Smaller orbit on side of lesion. Palpable tenderness at the supraorbital notch

Therapy localization: none

Question 7

Internal Frontal Fault

Answer 7

Challenge: Push on the Maxilla towards the nasal area.
 1. Apply gentle pressure in a superior, lateral vector to the posteriolateral aspect of hard palate.
2. Traction ipsilateral pterygoid process inferiorly.
3. Apply gentle superior pressure to the contralateral pterygoid process .
 Correct in the above 3 vectors with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 10 - 20 seconds.

Question 8

External Frontal Fault

Related Problem:

Answer 8

Chronic neck flexor inhibition, pain behind the eye.

Question 9

External Frontal Fault

Answer 9

Larger orbit on side of lesion. Palpable tenderness at the contralateral supraciliary notch

TL: none

Question 10

External Frontal Fault

Answer 10

Challenge: Apply gentle inferior pressure to the central incisors unilaterally = external frontal.
1. On the contralateral side of the incisor, apply gentle pressure in a superior, lateral vector to the posteriolateral aspect of hard palate.
2. Apply gentle superior pressure to the ipsilateral pterygoid process .
 Correct in the above 2 vectors with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 10 - 20 seconds.

Question 11

Nasophenoid fault

related problem

Answer 11

Symptoms of pituitary dysfunction

Question 12

Nasosphenoid Fault detection and TL

Answer 12

Detection : tenderness of squamosal suture, not due to parietal descent or squamosal suture fault

Question 13

Nasophenoid Fault challenge and correction

Answer 13

Challenge: Apply gentle pressure to the nasal bone near the medial orbit in a linear direction towards the contralateral sphenoid wing.
 Correct in the above vector with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 10 respiratory cycles.
 Usually performed with a sphenobasilar correction

Question 14

Cruciate Suture

Related Problem:

Answer 14

Related Problem: Migraine headache complaints. Associated with sphenobasilar faults.

Question 15

Cruciate Suture detection and TL

Answer 15

Detection : suboccipital tenderness

TL none

Question 16

Cruciate Suture challenge and correction

Answer 16

Challenge: Apply gentle pressure to separate or approximate the suture along the entire line of the suture. Note phase of respiration that negates the challenge.
 Correct in the above vector with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 respiratory cycles on phase that negated challenge.
 Check for a sphenobasilar lesion

Question 17

Sagittal Suture

Related Problem:

Answer 17

Related Problem: Pain on top of head. Symptoms of hernia or general visceral ptosis. LBP, facet imbrication.

Question 18

Sagittal Suture detection and TL

Answer 18

Detection : Inhibition of rectus abdominal

 Therapy localize to the entire suture.

Question 19

Sagittal Suture Challenge and correction

Answer 19

Challenge: Apply gentle pressure to separate or approximate the suture along the entire line of the suture. This is not a rebound challenge. Therefore, if jamming causes an inhibition, the correction is to separate on the respiratory phase that negates the challenge.
Correct in the opposite direction of the above vector with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 respiratory cycles, on phase that negated challenge.
 Check for a sphenobasilar and cruciate suture lesion

Question 20

Lambdoidal Suture

Related Problem:

Answer 20

Closed ICV. Complaints of one side being cold, the other feeling warm. Common in whiplash.

Question 21

Lambdoidal Suture detection and TL

Answer 21

Inhibition of ipsilateral SCM. Pain along suture.

no TL

Question 22

Lambdoidal Suture Challenge and correction

Answer 22

Challenge: Apply gentle pressure to separate or approximate the suture along the entire line of the suture. This is a rebound challenge. Therefore, if separation causes an inhibition, the correction is to separate.
 Correct in the direction of the above vector with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 respiratory cycles on the respiratory phase that negates the challenge.
 Check for an interosseous cranial lesion

Question 23

Squamosal Suture

Related Problem:

Answer 23

Pain on side of skull.

Question 24

Squamosal Suture detection and TL

Answer 24

Detection : Pain along the suture

TL: none

Question 25

Squamosal suture challenge and correction

Answer 25

Challenge: Apply gentle pressure to separate or approximate the suture along the entire line of the suture. Note phase of respiration that negates the challenge.  Correct in the above vector with 2 - 3 lbs.. of pressure for 5 respiratory cycles on phase that negated challenge.  Check for a Temporal bulge or parietal descent lesion

Question 26

Zygomatic Suture related problems

Answer 26

Ileocecal valve disturbances. Chronic dark circles around the eyes.

Question 27

Zygomatic Suture detection and TL

Answer 27

Detection : Pain along the sutures 1. Frontozygomatic - at the corner of the eye 2. Zygomaticomaxillary - lateral to the nose 3. Temporozygomatic - middle of the cheekbone

Question 28

Zygomatic suture challenge and correction

Answer 28

Challenge: Apply gentle pressure to separate or approximate the suture along the entire line of the suture. Note phase of respiration that negates the challenge. Correct in the above vector with 2 - 3 lbs. of pressure for 5 respiratory cycles on phase that negated challenge.  Check for a TMJ dysfunction or hypertonic masseter.