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Question 1

HF pts biomechnical

Answer 1

treat cerv/tho/ribs

Question 2

HF pts neuro

Answer 2

parapsin rel
sub occ
chap

Question 3

HF resp/circ

Answer 3

rib raise lymp

Question 4

lymphatic tx for HF

Answer 4

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

Question 5

GI OMT is directed toward

Answer 5

improving blood/lymohatic flow and balancing autonomics

Question 6

DEFINITION : VISCERAL MANIPULATION

Answer 6

Dx and tx viscera to improve physiologic function.

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

Question 7

what is important to figure out in biomechanical model

Answer 7

is SD primarily MSK or due to viscerosomatic relfex

Question 8

if SD persists after OMT =>

Answer 8

secondary to viscerosomatic

Question 9

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

Answer 9

visceral

Question 10

Abdominal cavity spans from diaphragm

(excluding esophagus) to_____

Answer 10

pelvic diaphragm

Question 11

what kind of pain is this

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

Answer 11

true visceral pain

Question 12

what kind of pain is this

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

Answer 12

somatic pain

Question 13

what is phrenic pain

Answer 13

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

Question 14

viscerosomatic pain:

visceral disturbances can cause activation of

Answer 14

somatic muscle activity => somatic changes paraspinally

Question 15

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

Answer 15

increase sensitivity of segment d.t spinal faciliation

Question 16

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

Answer 16

somatic pain

Question 17

which type of pain shows rebound tenderness and abdominal guarding

Answer 17

somatic pain

Question 18

GI

symphathetic

Thoracic splaninic N =>
Lumbar splanchnic n. =>

Answer 18

Thoracic splanchnic n. => Celiac and Superior Mesenteric Ganglion

Lumbar splanchnic n. => Inferior Mesenteric Ganglion

Question 19

GI Parasympathetic component

Answer 19

Vagus n. (CN X)

Pelvic Splanchnic n. (S2 S4)

Question 20

Celiac ganglion (___):

Answer 20

T5-9
distal eso
stomach
proximal duodenm
liver
GP 
spleen
pancrease

Question 21

Sup. Mesenteric Ganglion (____)

Answer 21

T10-11

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

Question 22

Inf. Mesenteric Ganglion (____)

Answer 22

T12-L2

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

Question 23

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

Answer 23

VAGUS N. (CN X)

Question 24

R Vagus nerve supplies

Answer 24

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

Question 25

L vagus n supplies

Answer 25

greater curvature of stomach

ends at duodenum

Question 26

pelvic splanchnic supplies

Answer 26

lower gi 1/2
decending colon
sigmoid
rectume

Question 27

+ sympathetic tone of GI tract causes

Answer 27

• ileus
• constip/flatualance
• abdominal distanceion

Question 28

+ parasympathetic tone of GI tract causes

Answer 28

• inc secretion rate of GI glands

- diarrhea and decal incontin bc dec h20 absoprtion

Question 29

Any form of SD to the pelvic diaphragm can lead to_____________

This then causes what?

Answer 29

fluid stasis within the pelvis

1. pelvic congestion
2. viscerosomatic pain ,
3. inability to
   clear infections efficiently

Question 30

the GI tract is holistically linked through the ______ system

Answer 30

vascular

Question 31

lymphatics in GI drain into

Answer 31

cisterna chyli (L1-L2) => thoracic duct => L subclavian vein

Question 32

Celiac LN gets lymph from

Answer 32

stom
duoden
spleen
liver

Question 33

Superior mesenteric LN gets lymph from

Answer 33

Jejunum,
ileum,
ascending/transverse colon

Question 34

Inferior mesenteric LN gets lymph from

Answer 34

descending/sigmoid colon

rectum

Question 35

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?

Answer 35

a) Release diaphragmatic restrictions

Question 36

metabolic energieticf for GI

hyperthyroidism =>

Hypothyroidism =>

Answer 36

Hyperthyroidism => diarrhea

Hypothyroidism => constipation

Question 37

metabolic energieticf for GI

=> constipation

=> diarrhea

Answer 37

Hypercalcemia & hypokalemia => constipation

Hyperkalemia => diarrhea

Question 38

Anterior and posterior points occur for the same organ
•
Anterior points are primarily \_\_\_\_\_
•
Posterior point usage focused on \_\_\_\_\_\_

Answer 38

diagnostic

tx

Question 39

CI for lymphaticsi n GI pt

Answer 39

cancer

Question 40

CI for sacral tx

Answer 40

local infecition
incision in area
debutis ulcer

Question 41

CI for mesenteric release

Answer 41

aortic aneurysm

open surgical wound

Question 42

CI for ME

Answer 42

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)