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29 Cards in this Set

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physiologic motions
flexion extension side bending, rotation, torsion
non-physiologic motions
shear (vertical and lateral) and compression
flexion axis
direction of motion
2 transverse
occiput and sphenoid rotate in opposite directions
flexion feel
hands move apart and inferior
extension feel
hands move together and superior
sidebending rotation axis
direction of motion
2 vertical axes and rotation about the same A-P axis as torsion (and they rotate in the same direction)
feel of sidebending and rotation
right side bending -->
right hand fingers move apart and bendoutward to the right while left fingers move together and move superiorly
torsion axis
AP named for HIGH wing of sphenoid
torsion feel
hands rotate in opposite direcitons ; index finger points up on side of torsion
condition char'd by an asymmetrical distortion (flattening) of the skull
plagiocephaly
shortened front to back diameter of the skull
brachycephaly
lateral strain axis
2 parallel vertical axes where the sphenoid and occiput rotate in the same directions

named for the side sphenoid moves towards
feel of lateral strain
index fingers move to side of lateral strain, the pinkies move tot he opposite side, hands forming a parallelogram
vertical strain axes
same transverse axes as normal flexion/ext but occiput and sphenoid are rotating in the same direction ; named for position of basisphenoid
vertical strain feel
hands turn as if connected by an axel ; superior shear --> hands point to feet ; inferior shear --> hands point to head
compression feel
no motion
CN1
cribriform plate (ethmoid)
CN2
optic canal - shenoid
CN3
superior orbital fissure - sphenoid
CN4
SOF sphenoid
cn5
SOF- V1 sphenoid
V2 - foramen rotundum - sphen
V3 - foramen ovale - sphenoid
CN6
SOF sphenoid + petrosphenoid ligament
CN7
internal acoustic meatus - temporal
CN8
internal acoustic meatus - temproal
CN9
jugular foramen - OM suture
CN10
jugular foramen - OM suture
CN11
jugular foramen - OM suture
CN12
OA and occipuital intraosseus strain
5 phenomena of PRM
- inherent motility of the brain and spinal cord
- fluctuation of the CSF
- mobility of the dural membranes
- mobility of the cranial bones
- involuntary mobility of the sacrum