Chapmans Flashcards
Anterior chapmans: Esophagus
2nd ICS b/l
Anterior chapmans: Liver
R 5th ICS
Anterior chapmans: Gallbladder
R 6th ICS
Anterior chapmans: Pancreas
R 7th ICS
Anterior chapmans: Small intestines
8th - 10th ICS b/l
Anterior chapmans: Appendix
R 12th rib tip
Anterior chapmans: pylorus
sternum body
Anterior chapmans: stomach acidity
L 5th ICS
Anterior chapmans: Stomach
L 6th ICS
Anterior chapmans: Spleen
L 7th ICS
Anterior chapmans: Cecum
top of right thigh or upper right IT band
Anterior chapmans: Proximal transverse colon
bottom right thigh, near knee or bottom right IT band near knee
Anterior chapmans: Sigmoid
top LEFT thigh or upper LEFT IT band
Anterior chapmans: Distal transverse colon
bottom LEFT thigh/knee or bottom LEFT IT band
Posterior chapmans: stomach acidity
L b/w T5 and T6
Posterior chapmans: Stomach (peristalsis)
L b/w T6 and T7
Posterior chapmans: Spleen
L b/w T7 and T8
Posterior chapmans: Small intestine (upper, middle, lower)
B/L
upper b/w T8 and T9
middle b/w T9 and T10
lower b/w T11 and T12
Posterior chapmans: Esophagus
B/L at T2 (thoracic 2nd vertebrae midway b/w SP and TP)
Posterior chapmans: Liver
R, b/w T5 and T6 (midway b/w SP and TP)
Posterior chapmans: Gallbladder/Liver
R b/w T6 and T7 (midway b/w SP and TP)
Posterior chapmans: Pancreas
R b/w T7 and T8
Posterior chapmans: Pylorus
Right Rib 10 at costotransverse joint
Post-op fever rule of W’s
- Wind: watch for signs of atelectasis and pneumonia
- Water: watch for signs of UTI (cystitis)
- Walking: pt should be mobile otherwise risk of DVT
- Wound: make sure to manage any wounds to prevent infection
- Wonder drugs: push antimicrobrials and anesthetics prn
