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HF pts biomechnical

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treat cerv/tho/ribs

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HF pts neuro

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parapsin rel
sub occ
chap

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HF resp/circ

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rib raise lymp

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lymphatic tx for HF

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  1. sub occ release
  2. thoracic inlet MFR
  3. dome diaphragm
  4. pedal pump
  5. seated rib raising
  6. Eff/petr
  7. quad/lumb TOs
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GI OMT is directed toward

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improving blood/lymohatic flow and balancing autonomics

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DEFINITION : VISCERAL MANIPULATION

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Dx and tx viscera to improve physiologic function.

move viscera to where they attach to gascia to get fascial balance

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what is important to figure out in biomechanical model

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is SD primarily MSK or due to viscerosomatic relfex

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if SD persists after OMT =>

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secondary to viscerosomatic

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severity of palpated tissue tecture abnormality=> severity of _______ problem

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visceral

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10
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Abdominal cavity spans from diaphragm

(excluding esophagus) to_____

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pelvic diaphragm

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11
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what kind of pain is this

(irritation, stretch, spasm) of GI nerves causes poorly localized (irritation, stretch, spasm) like cramping and burning

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true visceral pain

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what kind of pain is this

well localized pain that is asymmetric, sharp worse with specifc motions

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somatic pain

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what is phrenic pain

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pain due to hemidiaphragm or liver capsule => goes to ipsilateral shoulder

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viscerosomatic pain:

visceral disturbances can cause activation of

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somatic muscle activity => somatic changes paraspinally

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viscerosomatic pain causes changes in parvertebral tissue and increased tenderness due to

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increase sensitivity of segment d.t spinal faciliation

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pain is usually located directly over the inflamed organ and is
produced by DIRECT irritation of the parietal peritoneum and the
abdominal wall

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somatic pain

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17
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which type of pain shows rebound tenderness and abdominal guarding

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somatic pain

18
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GI

symphathetic

Thoracic splaninic N =>
Lumbar splanchnic n. =>

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Thoracic splanchnic n. => Celiac and Superior Mesenteric Ganglion

Lumbar splanchnic n. => Inferior Mesenteric Ganglion

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GI Parasympathetic component

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Vagus n. (CN X)

Pelvic Splanchnic n. (S2 S4)

20
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Celiac ganglion (___):

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T5-9
distal eso
stomach
proximal duodenm
liver
GP 
spleen
pancrease
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Sup. Mesenteric Ganglion (____)

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T10-11

Distal duodenum,
portions of the pancreas,
jejunum,
ascending colon,

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Inf. Mesenteric Ganglion (____)

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T12-L2

distal 1/3 of transverse colon
descending colon
sigmoid colon
rectum

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Upper GI + Lower GI (1/2) tract supplied by _______

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VAGUS N. (CN X)

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R Vagus nerve supplies

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lesser curv of stomach
liver GB
SB
R colon -mid-transverse colon

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L vagus n supplies
greater curvature of stomach | ends at duodenum
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pelvic splanchnic supplies
lower gi 1/2 decending colon sigmoid rectume
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+ sympathetic tone of GI tract causes
- ileus - constip/flatualance - abdominal distanceion
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+ parasympathetic tone of GI tract causes
- inc secretion rate of GI glands | - diarrhea and decal incontin bc dec h20 absoprtion
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Any form of SD to the pelvic diaphragm can lead to_____________ This then causes what?
fluid stasis within the pelvis 1. pelvic congestion 2. viscerosomatic pain , 3. inability to clear infections efficiently
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the GI tract is holistically linked through the ______ system
vascular
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lymphatics in GI drain into
cisterna chyli (L1-L2) => thoracic duct => L subclavian vein
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Celiac LN gets lymph from
stom duoden spleen liver
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Superior mesenteric LN gets lymph from
Jejunum, ileum, ascending/transverse colon
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Inferior mesenteric LN gets lymph from
descending/sigmoid colon | rectum
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A patient presents to your clinic with abdominal pain. As part of your treatment plan, you decide to use the Respiratory/Circulatory model. Which lymphatic treatment is most appropriate for this patient, assuming you have opened the thoracic inlet first?
a) Release diaphragmatic restrictions
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metabolic energieticf for GI hyperthyroidism => Hypothyroidism =>
Hyperthyroidism => diarrhea Hypothyroidism => constipation
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metabolic energieticf for GI => constipation => diarrhea
Hypercalcemia & hypokalemia => constipation Hyperkalemia => diarrhea
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``` Anterior and posterior points occur for the same organ • Anterior points are primarily _____ • Posterior point usage focused on ______ ```
diagnostic | tx
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CI for lymphaticsi n GI pt
cancer
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CI for sacral tx
local infecition incision in area debutis ulcer
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CI for mesenteric release
aortic aneurysm | open surgical wound
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CI for ME
Fracture, avulsion or dislocation of involved joint Infection, hematoma, or tear of involved muscle Severe osteoporosis Metastatic disease of bone or muscle Cervical spine instability (rheumatologic conditions)