Which two items have Left torsion as their trauma?

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

Answer: (A)

In cranial evaluation, a torsion is when the sphenoid and occiput rotate in opposite directions about the anterior–posterior axis of the SBS. The name “Left torsion” is used when the sphenoid turns to the left while the occiput turns to the right.

So, the items that show Left torsion are the two trauma items described with that opposite rotation pattern: sphenoid rotated to the left and occiput rotated to the right. Those are the ones that fit this torsional pattern. The other options describe either the opposite torsion (Right torsion) or a different cranial strain pattern, which do not match Left torsion.