Which two items have Right torsion as their trauma?

Which two items have Right torsion as their trauma?

• A. Second and Fourth items
• B. First and Third items
• C. Orange five and blue five
• D. Six blue and Four

Answer: (A)

Right torsion is a cranial strain pattern where the motion occurs around an anterior-posterior axis and the two parietal bones rotate in opposite directions, with the right side moving forward relative to the left. In practice, you identify it by finding that the right side of the skull is anterior (and the left side more posterior) when you compare the landmarks at the SBS region and surrounding sutures. The two trauma items that match this pattern are the ones showing that forward-right rotation of the cranial bones (the right side ahead of the left). The other options describe either left torsion or non-torsional patterns, so they don’t fit the right-torsion signature.

Right torsion is a cranial strain pattern where the motion occurs around an anterior-posterior axis and the two parietal bones rotate in opposite directions, with the right side moving forward relative to the left. In practice, you identify it by finding that the right side of the skull is anterior (and the left side more posterior) when you compare the landmarks at the SBS region and surrounding sutures.

The two trauma items that match this pattern are the ones showing that forward-right rotation of the cranial bones (the right side ahead of the left). The other options describe either left torsion or non-torsional patterns, so they don’t fit the right-torsion signature.