Anterior Chapman's Points Flashcards by Jaime Weber

Q

Myocardium?

A

2nd ICS

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Esophagus?

A

2nd ICS

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Thyroid?

A

2nd ICS

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Bronchi?

A

2nd ICS

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Upper lung?

A

3rd ICS

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Lower lung?

A

4th ICS

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Liver?

A

5th and 6th ICS R

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Stomach (hyperacidity)?

A

5th ICS L

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Gallbladder?

A

6th ICS R

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Pancreas?

A

7th ICS R

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Spleen?

A

7th ICS L

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Appendix?

A

Tip of 12th rib R

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Adrenals?

A

1in lateral 2in superior to umbilicus

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Kidneys?

A

1in lateral 1in superior to umbilicus

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Bladder?

A

Peri-umbilical area

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Urethra?

A

Superior pubic ramus, 2cm lateral to symphysis

Q

Prostate?

A

Outer femur (along posterior IT band) bilateral

Q

Pylorus?

A

Center of sternum

Q

Celiac ganglion?

A

Just below xiphoid process

Q

Superior mesenteric ganglion?

A

Bt points for celiac and inferior mesenteric ganglion

Q

Inferior mesenteric ganglion?

A

Just above umbilicus

Q

Stomach (peristalsis)?

A

6th ICS L

Q

Small intestine?

A

8-10th ICS

Q

Tonsils?

A

1st ICS

Q

Middle ear (otitis media)?

A

1st rib and clavicals, lateral to where they cross the 1st ribs

Q

Eyes?

A

Surgical neck of humerus

Q

1st rib?

A

1) Middle ear

2) Sinuses

Q

Tongue?

A

2nd rib

Q

Uterus?

A

Superior edge of inferior pubic ramus

Q

Broad ligament?

A

Outer femur along posterior IT band

Q

Ovaries?

A

Superior pubic ramus, 2cm lateral to symphysis

Q

Intestine (peristalsis)?

A

Few inches above greater trochanter