chapmans points Flashcards by Anna Woods | Brainscape

Q

anterior point for pylorus

A

center of sternum

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Q

posterior point for prostate

A

lateral sacral base B/L

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Q

anterior point for superior mesenteric ganglion

A

between points for celiac and inferior mesenteric ganglion

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Q

posterior point for urethra

A

L2 TP bilateral

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Q

posterior point for kidneys

A

T12-L1 lamina of TP B/L

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Q

anterior point for urethra

A

superior pubic ramus, 2 cm lateral to symphysis

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Q

posterior point for appendix

A

T11 lamina R

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Q

anterior point for inferior mesenteric ganglion

A

just above umbilicus

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Q

anterior point for appendix

A

tip of 12th rib R

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Q

anterior point for upper lung

A

3rd ICS

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Q

posterior point for liver

A

T5-6 lamina of TP R

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Q

anterior point for stomach

A

5th and 6th ICS L

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Q

anterior point for prostate

A

outer femur (along posterior IT band) bilateral

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Q

anterior point for bladder

A

peri-umbilical area

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Q

posterior point for gallbladder

A

T6 lamina of TP R

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posterior point for stomach

A

T5 L (acid) T6 L (peristalsis)

Q

posterior point for ear

A

C1 posterior lateral pillar

Q

posterior point for bronchi

A

T2 lamina of TP

Q

posterior point for spleen

A

T7 lamina of TP L

Q

posterior point for adrenal

A

T11-T12 (could be unilateral)

Q

anterior point for pancreas

A

7th ICS R

Q

anterior point for celiac ganglion

A

just below xiphoid process

Q

anterior point for kidney

A

1 inch lateral 1 inch superior to umbilicus

Q

anterior point for thyroid

A

2nd ICS

Q

posterior point for lower lung

A

T4 lamina of TP

Q

anterior point for liver

A

5th and 6th ICS R

Q

anterior point for myocardium

A

2nd ICS

Q

anterior point for adrenals

A

1 inch lateral 2 inch superior to umbilicus

Q

posterior point for upper lung

A

T3 lamina of TP

Q

anterior point for lower lung

A

4th ICS

Q

anterior point for spleen

A

7th ICS L

Q

anterior point for esophagus

A

2nd ICS

Q

posterior point for esophagus

A

T2-3 lamina of TP

Q

anterior point for bronchi

A

2nd ICS

Q

posterior point for myocardium

A

T2-3 lamina of TP

Q

anterior point for gallbladder

A

6th ICS R

Q

posterior point for thyroid

A

T2-3 lamina of TP