If you were assessing cranial sutures to affect the cerebral spinal fluid flow what technique is this part of?Group of answer choicesSOTCBPAKUpper Cervical

The technique you are referring to, which involves assessing cranial sutures to affect cerebral spinal fluid flow, is typically part of Craniosacral Therapy (CST). This approach focuses on the rhythm of the craniosacral system, which includes the membranes and fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord.

Craniosacral therapy practitioners believe that by gently manipulating the bones of the cranium and the sacrum, they can influence the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, enhance the functioning of the central nervous system, and promote overall health. This therapy is often used to address various physical and emotional issues, highlighting its holistic nature.

Among the options you have provided (SOTC, BPAK, Upper Cervical), Upper Cervical would be the most relevant choice, as it is also associated with the alignment and function of the upper neck and cranial sutures, although CST is the most specific to cranial sutures and CSF flow.