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Chapman's Reflexes Flashcards

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Q

Stomach? (anterior)

Stomach Posterior?

A

Between ribs 5/6 and 6/7 at the costochondral junction on the LEFT

Lateral to T5 and T6 spinous Processes

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Rectum (posterior)?

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Posterior-lateral sacrum 1/2 way between sacral sulcus and ILA

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Anterior Myocardium?

Posterior Myocardium?

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Rib 2/3 intercostal space parasternally

superior border of T3 (lateral to spinous process)

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Esophagus? (anterior)

Esophagus (posterior)

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between ribs 2 and 3 parasternally

Lateral to T2 spinous process

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Tonsils? (anterior)

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between ribs 1 and 2 lateral to manubrium

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Kidney? (anterior)

Kidney (posterior)

A

Anterior abdominal wall 1cm above/lateral to umbilicus

lateral spinous process of L1

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Pancreas? (anterior)

Pancreas Posterior?

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between 7 and 8 at the costochondral junction on the RIGHT

Lateral to spinous process of T7 on the RIGHT

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Ureters?

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Transverse process of L2

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POSTERIOR:

Uterus:

Ovaries:

Broad Ligament

Vagina

Fallopian tubes

A

PTP of L5

inferolateral portion of T10

Sacral sulcus

Sacral Sulcus

Posterior femoral head, superomedial to PSIS

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ANTERIOR:

Uterus

Ovaries?

Broad ligament?

A

2cm lateral to inferior pubic bone

Pubic Tubercle

IT band posterior aspect

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Spleen (anterior)

Spleen posterior?

A

between ribs 7 and 8 at the costochondral junction on THE LEFT

Lateral to T7 on the left!

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Bronchus Posteriorly?

Upper lung?

Lower lung?

A

lateral to spinous process of T2

Lateral to spinous process of T3

Lateral to spinous process of T4

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Thyroid?

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rib 2/3 intercostal space at parasternal border

lateral to spinous process of T2

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Tongue? (anterior)

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medial rib 2 at costochondral junction

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Colon/Large intestines?

what specific parts?

Large intestines posteriorly?

A

IT band –> Cecum at the right greater trochanter, hepatic flexure just above the right knee.

TP of L2,L3,L4 (NOT laterally)

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Prostate? (anterior)

Prostate posterior?

A

ITB posterior aspect of it!

S1

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Appendix anterior?

Appendix posteriorly?

A

Tip of the 12th rib

Lateral to T12 on the Right

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Seminal Vesicles?

A

Superior/medial surface of the PSIS and posterior femoral head

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Pharynx,larynx,tongue (posterior)

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lateral to spinous process of C2

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Bladder? (anterior)

Bladder Posterior?

A

Umbilicus

Transverse process of L2

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Liver? (anterior)

Liver Posterior?

A

between ribs 5/6 and 6/7 at the costochondral junction on the right

Lateral to T5 and T6 on the right

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Anterior Adrenal Gland

Posterior Adrenal gland?

A

2cm lateral and 2cm superior to the umbilicus

Lateral to the spinous process of T11

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Small intestines? (anterior)

Small intestines Posterior

A

between 8/9, 9/10, and 10/11 bilaterally at costochondral junction

Lateral to spinous processes of T8-10

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Bronchus? (anteriorly)

Upper lung? (anteriorly)

Lower lung? (anteriorly)

A

Rib 2/3 intercostal space @ sternal border

Rib 3/4 intercostal space @ sternal border

Rib 4/5 intercostal space @ sternal border

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chapman reflex is what? what are you doing? how long do you do it? what are you using?
pinpoint pain, sharp and radiating push down and blanch your finger, circular and clockwise and counterclockwise. moving pressure for 10-30 seconds until the mass disappears or the patient can no longer tolerate it pads of fingers, not thumbs!
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Middle ear chapman? (anterior) Middle ear (posterior)
superior, medial 1/3 of clavicle occiput 2cm lateral from midline
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Intestinal peristalsis anterior? Intestine Peristalsis (Posterior)
lateral to AIIS bilaterally superior surface of rib 11, medial to rib angle
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Arms Chapman reflex? (2)
superior medial border of the scapula either side of spinous process of C2
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Gallbladder Posterior?
Lateral to T6 on the right
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Larynx Chapman? (anterior)
on rib 2 at costochondral junction
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Urethra? (anterior)
superior surface of the pubic bone
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Sinus Chapman? (anterior) Sinuses (posterior)
superior border of rib 2, inferior medial clavicle below occiput, lateral to spinous process of C2
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Retina?
Lateral Humerus

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