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OMM IV Written Final > Chapman's Points > Flashcards

Chapman's Points Flashcards

1
Q

Which side reflexes are checked and treated first?

A

Left side

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2
Q

On the lateral aspect of the femur (IT band) from the left greater trochanter to within 2 in of knee

A

Broad Ligament/Prostate

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3
Q

A band 1-2 inches wide on the anterolateral aspect of the left femur, from one inch above the patella to the greater trochanter.

A

Left colon

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4
Q

From the upper to lower border of pubic bone (round ligament/spermatic cord)

A

Gonads

*ovaries/testicles

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5
Q

Lowest 2/5 of Sartorius

A

Groin Glands

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6
Q

One inch superior and one inch lateral to umbilicus

A

Kidney

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7
Q

One inch lateral and 2 to 2.5 inches superior to the umbilicus bilaterally

A

Adrenals

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8
Q

2nd intercostal space, close to the sternum

A

Thyroid Gland

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9
Q

*5th intercostal space, mid-clavicular line to the sternum

A

Stomach Acidity

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10
Q

*6th intercostal space, mid-clavicular line to the sternum

A

Stomach Peristalsis

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11
Q

From of the body of sternum (gladiolus) from the manubrium to xiphoid

A

Pyloris

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12
Q

*7th intercostal space near junction of cartilages

A

Spleen

S for Seventh

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13
Q

*8th, 9th, and 10th intercostal spaces near the costal cartilage

A

Small intestine

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14
Q

Anterior aspect of humerus, from the surgical neck inferiorly

A

Eye

conjunctiva/retina

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15
Q

Upper edge of clavicle just beyond where it crosses first rib

A

Ear (middle)

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16
Q

Junction of the first rib with its cartilage

A

Nose

17
Q

1st intercostal space, next to sternum

A

Tonsils

18
Q

*Upper edge of the 2nd rib, 3.5 inches from sternum

A

Sinuses

19
Q

*3rd intercostal space, near sternum

A

Upper lung

20
Q

3rd intercostal space near sternum

A

Upper limb

21
Q

4th intercostal space, close to sternum

A

Lower lung

22
Q

2nd intercostal space, close to sternum

A

Heart (Myocardium)

23
Q

Medial aspect of coronoid process

*on right

A

Cerebellar reflex

24
Q

5th and 6th intercostal spaces, from the mid-clavicular line to the sternum

*on right

A

Liver

25
Q

6th intercostal space, mid-clavicular line to sternum

*on right

A

Gallbladder

26
Q
  • 7th intercostal space, close to the approximation of the costal cartilages
  • on right
A

Pancreas

27
Q

A band 1-2 inches wide on the anterolateral aspect of the right femur, from one inch above the patella to the greater trochanter.

A

Right colon

28
Q

*3rd intercostal space, next to sternum

A

Bronchus

29
Q

Tip of the right 12th rib

A

Appendix

OMM IV Written Final (11 decks)

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