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Chapmans point's and VS reflexes Flashcards

1
Q

What do viscersomatic reflexes represent?

A

VS disease or dysfx, ocassionally somatosomatic, compromise of ANS

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Pain from chapmans point

A

pinpoint, sharp, non-radiating, greater than expected, pt previously unaware

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3
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Where are chapman points found?

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usually subcutaneous superficial layers

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4
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Characteristics of chapmans point

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smooth, small, firm

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5
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Chapman point treatment

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gentle pressure on or over point, small circles, work to diminish localized fluid accumulation

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6
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Indications for Chapman dx

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clinically indicated from pt history

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7
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Contraindications for chapman tx

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pt in emergency care, refusal, relative contraindication with fracture or cancer

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8
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Post tx precautions of chapman tx

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post-treatment discomfort, drink water, pts may take what they normally take for pain management

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9
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Chapman reflexes for UE

A

posterior; lateral to C2 spinous process, superior medial border of scapula

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10
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Sympathetic UE VS

A

T2-T7

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11
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Sympathetic LE VS

A

T11-L2

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12
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Middle ear chapman pt

A

anterior: 1/3 medial clavicle, superior
Posterior: occiput 2 cm lateral from midline

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13
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Sinuses chapman pt

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anterior: superior border rib 2, inferior medial clavicle
posterior: below occiput, lateral to spinous processes of C2

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14
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Larynx chapman pt

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anterior: rib 2 at costochondral junction
posterior: below occiput, lateral to spinous processes of C2

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15
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Tonsils chapman pt

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rib 1 and 2 just lateral to manubrium

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Tongue chapman pt

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anterior: junction of rib 1 and sternum
posterior: below occiput, lateral to spinous processes of C2

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17
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Viscerosomatic sympathetic head/neck

A

T1-T5

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18
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Viscerosomatic PS head/neck

A

vagus/OA-AA region

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19
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Spleen chapman pt

A

lateral to T7 on left

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20
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Liver chapman pt

A

between ribs 6&7 and 5&6 at costochondral junction on R

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21
Q

Viscerosomatics for infectious disease

A

NONE

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22
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Esophagus anterior chapman

A

ribs 2 and 3 parasternally

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23
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Stomach anterior chapman

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LEFT - b/r ribs 5-6 and 6-7 at costochondral junction

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24
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Pancreas anterior chapman pt

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RIGHT - ribs 6-7 at costochondral junction

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25
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Small Intestine anterior chapman pt

A

Bilateral ribs 8-11 at costochondral junctions

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26
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Esophagus posterior chapman pt

A

lateral to T2 spinous process

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27
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Stomach posterior chapman pt

A

LEFT lateral to T5 and T6

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28
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Liver posterior chapman pt

A

Lateral to T5 and T6

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29
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Gallbladder posterior chapman pt

A

RIGHT lateral to T6

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30
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Pancreas posterior chapman pt

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RIGHT lateral to T7

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31
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Small Intestines posterior chapman pt

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lateral to spinous processes of T8, 9, 10

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32
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Intestine peristalsis posterior chapman pt

A

superior surface of rib 11, medial to rib angle

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33
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Appendix anterior chapman pt

A

RIGHT tip of 12th rib

34
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Intestinal peristalsis anterior chapman pt

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lateral to AIIS bilaterally

35
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Colon anterior chapman pt

A

anterior IT band, as if it were placed along the femurs

36
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Appendix posterior chapman pt

A

R lateral to T12

37
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Rectum posterior chapman pt

A

posterior-lateral sacrum half way between sacral sulcus and ILA

38
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Large intestine posterior chapman pt

A

transverse process of L2, 3, 4

39
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VS sympathetic Upper GI

A

t5-T10

40
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VS sympathetic SI/AC

A

T9-T11

41
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VS sympathetic AC/TC

A

T10-L2

42
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VS sympathetic DC/SC/rectum

A

T12-L2

43
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VS PS UGI through TC

A

Vagus (OA,AA)

44
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VS PS DC through rectum

A

S2-S4

45
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Bronchus anterior chapman pt

A

rib 2-3 intercostal space at sternal border

46
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Upper lung anterior chapman pt

A

rib 3-4 intercostal space at sternal border

47
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Lower lung anterior chapman pt

A

rib 4-5 intercostal space at sternal border

48
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Bronchus posterior chapman pt

A

lateral to spinous process T2

49
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Upper lung posterior chapman pt

A

T3 spinous process

50
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Lower lung posterior chapman pt

A

T4 spinous process

51
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VS sympathetic lungs

A

T1-7

52
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VS parasympathetic lungs

A

Vagus

53
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Myocardium posterior chapman pt

A

superior T3 lateral to spinous process

54
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Adrenal posterior chapman pt

A

lateral to spinous process of T11

55
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Myocardium anterior chapman pt

A

Rib 2-3 intercostal space parasternally

56
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Adrenal anterior chapman pt

A

2 cm lateral and 2 cm superior umbilicus

57
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Bladder anterior chapman pt

A

umbilicus

58
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Kidney anterior chapman pt

A

1 cm lateral and superior to umbilicus

59
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Urethra anterior chapman pt

A

superior surface pubic bone

60
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Prostate anterior chapman pt

A

posterior ITB

61
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Kidney posterior chapman pt

A

Lateral to L1

62
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Ureters posterior chapman pt

A

TP L2

63
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Bladder posterior chapman pt

A

TP L2

64
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Prostate posterior chapman pt

A

S1, sacral sulci

65
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Seminal vesicles posterior chapman pt

A

superior/medial surface PSIS and posterior femoral head

66
Q

VS GU sympathetic

A

T10-L2

67
Q

VS upper ureter sympathetic

A

T10-T11

68
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VS lower ureter sympathetic

A

T12-L2

69
Q

VS upper ureter ps

A

Vagus (OA,AA)

70
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VS bladder, lower ureter, repro organs PS

A

S2-S4

71
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Uterus posterior chapman pt

A

posterior-transverse process L5, sacral sulcus

72
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Ovaries posterior chapman pt

A

inferolateral portion of T10

73
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Broad ligament posterior chapman pt

A

sacral sulcus

74
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Vagina posterior chapman pt

A

sacral sulcus

75
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Fallopian tubes posterior chapman pt

A

posterior femoral head, superomedial to PSIS

76
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Uterus anterior chapman pt

A

2cm lateral to inferior pubic bone

77
Q

Ovaries anterior chapman pt

A

pubic tubercle

78
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Broad ligament anterior chapman pt

A

ITB posterior aspect

79
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Thyroid anterior chapman pt

A

Rib 2-3 intercostal space at parasternal boarder

80
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Thyroid posterior chapman pt

A

lateral spinous process T2

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