autonomics Flashcards
what levels is the greater splanchnic nerve and what does it innervate
T5-T9 and innervates stomach, liver, pancreas, duodenum
what levels is the lesser splanchnic nerve and what does it innervate
T10-T11 and innervates small intestines and right colon
what levels is the least splanchnic and lumbar splanchnic nerves
lesser is T12 and lumbar is L1-L2 and innervates left colon and pelvic organs
what levels of the SANS innervates the thoracic viscera
T1-T9
what parasympathetic nerves supply the head
CN III, VII, and IX
what parasympathetics innervates the lower GU tract (distal ureter and bladder)
S2-S4
what are the sympathetic levels to the head and neck
T1-4
what are the sympathetic levels to the heart
T2-5
what are the sympathetic levels to the respiratory
T2-7
what are the sympathetic levels to the esophagus
T2-8
what are the sympathetic levels to the upper GI tract (stomach, liver, GB, spleen, pancreas, duodenum)
T5-9
what are the sympathetic levels to the middle GI tract (pancreas, duodenum, jejunum, ileum, ascending colon, R transverse colon)
T10-11
what are the sympathetic levels to the lower GI tract (L transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid, rectum)
T12-L2
what are the sympathetic levels to the appendix
T12
what are the sympathetic levels to the kidneys
T10-11
what are the sympathetic levels to the adrenal medulla
T10
what are the sympathetic levels to the upper ureter
T10-11
what are the sympathetic levels to the lower ureters
T12-L1
what are the sympathetic levels to the bladder
T11-L2
what are the sympathetic levels to the gonads
T10-11
what are the sympathetic levels to the ureters and cervix
T10-L2
what are the sympathetic levels to the erectile tissue
T11-L2
what are the sympathetic levels to the prostate
T12-L2
what are the sympathetic levels to the arms
T2-8
what are the sympathetic levels to the legs
T11-L2
what is the purpose of rib raising
normalize SANS activity, improve lymphatic return, improve thoracic and rib excursion
what cranial nerves are being addressed with OA decompression
IX and X
where is the chapman point for the liver
right 5th intercostal space
where is the chapman point for the stomach acid
left 5th intercostal space
where is the chapman point for the liver and gallbladder
right 6th intercostal space
where is the chapman point for the stomach peristalsis
left 6th intercostal space
what is the fill time for lymphatics
6-8 seconds
what is the refractory period for lymphatics
4 seconds
