Cranial Sacral Lmt

Front 1

Where are the Stations?

Back 1

Heels, Thighs, ASIS, Shoulders, Occiput

Hint 1

Parts of the body to begin and end a session.

Front 2

Diaphragm Release

Back 2

Pelvic, respiratory, thorasic,

Hint 2

3

Front 3

What direction(s) does the fasia run in the body?

Back 3

Vertically except for horizontally at the diaphragm.

Hint 3

2 directions

Front 4

What sections does the diaphragm seperate?

Back 4

Chest & abdominal

Hint 4

where is the diaphragm located?

Front 5

Flexion

Back 5

filling, movement of bones

Hint 5

begins with the same letters

Front 6

Extension

Back 6

emptying, movement of bones

Hint 6

begins with the same letters

Front 7

Compression and Decompression

Back 7

Restriction releasing techniques

Hint 7

What kind of Technique?

Front 8

When releasing the Sacrum apply ____?

Back 8

Traction

Front 9

What are the four releases for the Sacrum?

Back 9

Traction, L5-S1 decompression, S1 joint decompression, sacral occiptal hold

Front 10

Hand placement for the Diaphragm release is?

Back 10

Pelvic, respiratory, thorasic always keeping hands mirroring each other

Hint 10

3

Front 11

Hand placement for the occiptal base release is?

Back 11

hands cupped togther under the head with fingers directly inferior to the occiptal ridge.

Front 12

Hand placement for the frontal lift is?

Back 12

place finger tip across the frontal bone move superior

Front 13

Hand placement for the parietal compression is?

Back 13

1 1/2 inches above the apex of the ear with thumbs crossed medially

Front 14

Hand placement for the parietal decompression is?

Back 14

1 1/2 inches above the apex of the ear with thumbs open superiorly

Front 15

Hand placement for Temporal Ear pull is?

Back 15

place thumb in ear lobe not into the canal moving laterally & posteriorly a 45 degree angle

Front 16

When do you not perform a temporal ear pull or what do you change?

Back 16

On childer under 9 you can perform the TEP as long as using only lateral decompression

Hint 16

only one motion

Front 17

Hand placement for the Mandible compression is?

Back 17

angle of mandible slide anterior to depression compress jaw superiorly

Front 18

Hand placement for the Mandible decompression is?

Back 18

move finger superiorly so finger pads are resting on the attachments of the masseter to decompress inferiorly

Front 19

Sphenoid is considered what?

Back 19

The Master Bone

Front 20

Compressing the sphenoid moves_____.

Back 20

Posterior

Front 21

Decompressing the sphenoid moves_____.

Back 21

Anterior

Front 22

Hand placement for the Zygoma is?

Back 22

Decompression, cheek pulling lateral anterior traction

Front 23

Hand placement for the Ethmoid is?

Back 23

decompression, using direct energy to decompress, 2 fingers while supporting the occiput

Front 24

Characteristics of the Sacrum are?

Back 24

Stability & Saftey

Front 25

Characteristics of the occiput are?

Back 25

Flexibility & F. in life

Front 26

Characteristics of the Sphenoid are?

Back 26

perception & inner seeing

Front 27

Characteristics of the Zygoma is?

Back 27

pride in appearence

Front 28

Characteristics of the parietals are?

Back 28

aspiration, intake of light

Front 29

Characteristics of the frontal is?

Back 29

concentration

Front 30

Characteristics of the temporal is?

Back 30

balance

Front 31

Characteristics of the mandible are?

Back 31

expression & emotion

Front 32

Characteristics of the ethmoid are?

Back 32

perception & intuition

Front 33

Articulations are what?

Back 33

Where bone meets bone

Front 34

Articulations of the zygoma are?

Back 34

Sphenoid, temporal, frontal, maxialla

Front 35

Articulations of the temporal are?

Back 35

Sphenoid, parietal, occiput, zygoma, mandible

Front 36

Articulations of the parietal are?

Back 36

Sphenoid, temporal, occiput, frontal

Front 37

Articulations of the ethmoid are?

Back 37

Sphenoid, frontal, nasal, maxialla

Front 38

Articulations of the frontal are?

Back 38

Sphenoid, parietals, zygoma, maxialla

Front 39

Articulations of the occiput are?

Back 39

Sphenoid, parietals, Temporal

Front 40

Articulations of the Sphenoid are?

Back 40

EVERYTHING

Front 41

The Energtic theory is?

Back 41

Evolution, Sutherlands = founding father, contractil capacity

Front 42

The Upledger Theory is?

Back 42

Rise & Fall of CSF = Cerebral Spinal Fluid

Front 43

Describe Cranial Rhythm?

Back 43

Symmetry, Quality, Amplitude, Rate

Hint 43

SQAR

Front 44

Cranial Rhythm when balanced is_____?

Back 44

Finished

Front 45

What are the three cranial nerves?

Back 45

IX, X, XI (9=Glossopharyngeal sensation & Taste) (10= Vagus digestion & swallowing) (11=Accesory motor function of SCM & Traps)