Chapman's Reflexes Flashcards

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Steps of Chapman’s Point Treatment

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  1. Locate Chapman’s point
  2. Firm pressure with finger pad of one finger
  3. Apply somewhat heavy pressure to gangliform mass
  4. Slowly move tip of finger in circular direction (To flatten mass)
  5. Continue moving pressure 10-30 seconds, alternate clockwise/counterclockwise
  6. Cease when mass disappears or pt/physician can no longer tolerate treatment
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Anterior Bronchus Chapman’s Point

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Rib 2/3 intercostal space at sternal border

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Posterior Bronchus Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to spinous process of T2

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Anterior Upper Lung Chapman’s Point

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Rib 3/4 intercostal space at sternal border

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Posterior Upper Lung Chapman’s Point

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Lateral Spinous Process of T3

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Anterior Lower Lung Chapman’s Point

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Rib 4/5 intercostal space at sternal border

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Posterior Lower Lung Chapman’s Point

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Lateral spinous process of T4

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Anterior Myocardium Chapman’s Point

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Rib 2/3 IC space parasternally

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Posterior Myocardium Chapman’s Point

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Superior border of T3 (lateral to spinous process)

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Anterior Adrenal Chapman’s Point

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2cm superior and 2cm lateral to umbilicus

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Posterior Adrenal Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to spinous process of T11

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