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OPP Test 3 Test

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Small intestines
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What is the primary motion of the occipital-atlantal joint?
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Which of the bones composing the cranial vault are 'paired'?
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What does the Wallenberg test asses?
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What is another strong indicator of abnormal cervical function?
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How do the paired bones move during each CRI?
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Sluggish movement of the cervical spine may be indicative of...
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Rather than manifesting a distinctive barrier, viscerosomatic reflex somatic dysfunction often demonstrates...
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What is used for proprioception?
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Is neck pain more common in women or men?
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If someone is sidebent and rotated (aka looking to the side) at the onset of whiplash...
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Muscle tenderness in the cervical spine may be indicative of...
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Cervical muscles are divided into what two major groups?
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What are some signs of chronic viscerosomatic reflex?
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Why might strabismus improve with temporal balancing?
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coronal suture
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What are the midline bones and how do they move during CRI?
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What is contained within the petrous portion of the temporal bones?
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wrist extensors nerve
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Who developed the concept of osteopathy in the cranial field and the theory of the primary respiratory mechanism?
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flexors and extensors
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neurological symptoms are more probably; this is b/c the cranial nerves may be subjected to stretch
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women; this may be b/c the cervical vertebrae of women are not as robust
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flexion and extension
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b/c the motor nerves to the eye pass b/w the layers of the tentorium cerebelli whose tension is influenced by the temporal bones
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the sphenoid and occiput; they move through flexion and extension
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They move through internal and external rotation
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frontal (due to the meitopic suturea), parietals, and temporals
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for vertebral artery insufficiency
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local vasospasm with resultant decreased skin temperature, decreased skin drag, decreased sweating, subcutaneous fibrosis, hypersensitivity of the deep paravertebral muscles to palpation
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the organs of hearing and balance as well as the openings of several foramen for cranial nerves and the fossa for the trigeminal ganglion
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trauma and/or cervical strain (think reactive whiplash, fibromyalgia, poor posture, etc.)
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T9-T11
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fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and/or cervical strain
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ambiguity at the barrier
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sight, hearing, the vestibular system, golgi tendon organs, and muscle spindle afferents
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William G. Sutherland
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diminished ability to sidebend (should be greater than or equal to 45 degrees)
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C6
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articulation b/w the frontal and parietal bones
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When neck pain is related to a motor vehicle accident, what ages have peak incidence?
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Patient guarding with active ROM is a red flag for...
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What is torticollis caused by?
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What is the most common cause of cervical strain and sprain?
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articulation b/w the occipital and parietal bones
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C5
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T8-L2
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trauma/sudden strain causes proprioceptive dysregulation; spindle afferents send inaccurate info to the muscle which maintains spasm at rest; lack of coordination of agonist/antagonist; dysfunctional hypertonia causes tenderness
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T1
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C8

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