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Difficulty swallowing       Vomiting       Torticollis       Difficulty sucking/protrusion of the ...       What goes through foramina of cribifo...       What goes through optic canal?       what goes through cavernous sinus?       What runs through superior orbital fi...       What goes through foramen rotundum?       What goes through foramen ovale?       what goes through foramen spinosum?       What goes through internal acoustic m...       What runs through the jugular foramen?       What are the goals of craniosacral tr...       Activating forces (treatment)       What happens to the fingers during su...       What happens to the fingers during su...       in inferior vertical strain the index...       What happens to your fingers during l...       Inherent respiratory motion around tr...       Balanced ligamentous tension is a tre...       Indications for OMT to the cranium       Contraindications for OMT to the cranium       When doing CV 4 you follow mechanism ...       When doing CV 4 you monitor as teh am...       What is the goal of the venous sinus ...       patency of the ____________ is vital ...       Summarize the venous sinus technique       condylar decompression technique is u...       condylar decompression can also be us...       both frontal and parietal lifts may b...       The frontal lift appears to place ___...       The frontal bone is the __________ an...       The principle of the frontal lift is ...       What is the hand placement for fronta...       what are the steps for parietal lift?       The parietal lift appears to place __...       During __________ the squamous margin...       Vomer rocking is used to....       during vomer rocking the physician st...       What are the steps in vomer rocking?       how long do you do vomer rocking for?       This particular pivot point is liable...       What are the steps of sphenosquamous ...       how do you do active motion testing f...       CN I-IV exite above (before)...       CN V-VIII exit...       IX-XII exit at the       Nervous baby--throws head back, incre...       difficulty swallowing       comiting, spitting up       torticollis       jugular foramen compression affects...       What are associated issues with torti...       condylar compression affects...       what is the ossification pattern?       1st pharyngeal arch       T/F sutures of the skull are fibrous       Parietals are paired bones and articu...       parietals form from..       T/F Frontal is a midline bone       how many bones does the frontal artic...       the frontals are formed in...       during flexion and extensionsphenoid ...       the sacral base moves __________ with...       SBS: TorsionNamed for the side on whi...       Torsion involves what kind of axis th...       SBS: sidebending rotationcombined sid...       SBS: sidebending rotationdo sphenoid ...       the axes for vertical strain are?       T/F sphenoid and occiput move in the ...       sphenobasilar compression occurs from...       what is the movement of the hands for...       total body sensaion of rhythmic oscil...       compression of the fourth ventricle       What is the purpose of CV4?       what is the hand positioning for CV 4?       What are signs of a still point?       CV 4 has been reported to improve?       What are indications for CV 4?       contraindications for cv4       What affects Traube-Hering-Mayer osci...       T/F CV4 decreases sleep latency       T/F CV4 increases SNS activity       CV 4 and tension-type HA       CV 4 and tension-type HA       What is the gold standard for measuri...       t/f cv4 reduces heart rate variabilit...       What is Sutherland talking about when...       What does PRM stand for?       intracranial and intraspinal dura are...       dura mater sacral attachment occurs a...       base of sacrum moves with base of...       CSF functions:       slow oscillations in the cranial cavi...       RTM-sacrum       goal of treatment of PRM       sacral developmentvertebral column de...       the sacrum is formed by how many vert...       When does fusion of sacral vertebrae ...       what are sacral articulations?       Dura mater attaches at what sacral se...       Sacral flexion and extension occurs i...       sacral axis of rotation is the anteri...       Continuity exists between the sacrum ...       temporal bone articulations       spheno-squamous articulation       What nerve runs under petrosphenoid l...       temporal bones are paired, move in in...       What is the placement of fingers for ...       otitis media       bell's palsy       inferior orbital fissure       superior orbital fissure       asterion is point of articulation for...       CN IX, X, AND XI transverse--       CN XII goes through       condylar compression can occur...       condylar compression may effect:       CN IX AND XII dysfunction-->       CN XII dysfunction       CN X dysfunction       CN XI dysfunction       brainstem/spinal cord dysfunction       occiput is a midline bone, it has a _...       cranial nerve VII exits it and compre...       trigeminal neuralgia       HIGH PITCHED TINITIS       order of bones at pterion inside to o...