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Kidney/Bladder Meridian: Points & Muscles Flashcards

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Bladder Alarm point

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CV3- 1 tsun above C2 which is at the superior edge of the pubic bone

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Bladder tonification point

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Bladder 67 on lateral nail bed of the 5th toe

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Bladder Sedation point

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Bladder 65-lateral foot just proximal to 5th metatarsal head

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Bladder luo point

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Bladder 58- posterolateral leg 8tsun proximal to lateral malleoli between the gastroc and soleus muscle

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Tibialis Anterior Origin

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Lateral tibial condyle, prox 2/3rd lateral surface of tibia, interosseous membrane and inter muscular septum

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Tibialis anterior insertion

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Medial and planter surface of medial cuneiform and the base fo the 1st metatarsal

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TIbialis anterior action

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Elevates foot during swing phase of gait

Dorsiflexes foot at talocrural joint

Supinate foot at subtalar and transverse tarsal joints

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Tibialis anterior indications

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Disc protrusions

Foot drop

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Tibialis Anterior Nerve supply

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L4-S1 deep peroneal nerve

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Tibialis anterior Neurolymphatic

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A: 3/4” above pubic symphysis bilaterally

P: Lamina of L2

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Tibialis anterior Neurovascular

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Frontal eminence

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Tibialis anterior Nutrition

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Vitamin A

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Bladder Associated point

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Bladder 28- S2

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Tibialis anterior hand stress

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Just distal to distal row of carpals along the 2nd metatarsal

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Tibialis anterior cranial stress receptor

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Supraciliary arches bilaterally

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Peroneus Tertius Origin

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Lower 1/3rd of anterior surface of the fibula and intermuscular septum

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Peroneus tertius insertion

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Tubercle of the 5th Metatarsal, the mediodorsal surface of the 5th metatarsal and the base of the 4th metatarsal

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Peroneus tertius Action

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Non-weight bearing everts and dorsiflexes foot

Weight bearing- stabilizes foot & leg, when the heel elevates shifting the weight anteriorly it helps with medio-lateral control of weight balance

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Peroneus tertius indications

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Ankle weakness/instability

Loss of lateral stability when weight shifts forward over foot

Foot calluses under metatarsal arch and medial distal phalanx of first toe

Adduction/toe in walk

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Peroneus tertius nerve

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L4-S1 deep peroneal

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Peroneus tertius Neurolymphatic

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A: lower margin on pubic symphysis bilaterally

P: L5 TP and PSIS (one point)

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Peroneus tertius Neurovascular

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Frontal eminence

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Peroneus tertius cranial stress

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Supraciliary arch’s bilaterally

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Peroneus tertius nutrition

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Calcium lactate

Vitamin B

Vitamin G

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Peroneus longus origin
Fibular head, proximal 2/3rd of lateral surface of fibula and intermuscular septum
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Peroneus longus insertion
Plantar and lateral surface of the medial cuneiform and 1st metatarsal base
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Peroneus brevis Origin
Distal 2/3rds of fibula lateral surface and intermuscular septum
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Peroneus Brevis insertion
The tubercle on the lateral aspect of the fifth metatarsal
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Peroneus longus/Brevis Action
Non-weight bearing, plantar flexion and eversion Weight bearing stabilizing the foot and leg in mid stance by aiding in mediolateral control of weight balance
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Peroneus longus/Brevis indication
Ankle weakness/instability Decreased inversion or excess inversion during swing gait Entrapment of common peroneal nerve Toe in gait and loss of lateral stability when weight shifts over foot
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Peroneus longus/brevis nerve
L4-S1 superficial peroneal
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Peroneus longus/brevis Neurolymphatic
A: inferior margin of pubic bone bilaterally P: L5 TP and PSIS (one point)
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Peroneus longus/Brevis Neurovascular
Frontal eminence
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Peroneus longus/brevis cranial stress
Supraciliary arches
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Peroneus longus/brevis nutrition
Calcium lactate Vitamin B Vitamin G
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Kidney Alarm point
GB 25- on the tip of the 12th rib
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Kidney Associated point
Bladder 23: L2-L3 intertransverse
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Kidney Tonification point
KI 7 - 3 tsun proximal and slightly posterior to the medial malleolus
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Kidney sedation point
KI 1- on plantar surface of the foot between 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones.
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Kidney Luo point
KI 4- posterior to the medial malleolus
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Upper trapezius organ
Eyes & ears
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Upper trapezius origin
The EOP, medial 3rd of the superior nuchal line, ligamentum nuchal and the spinous process of C7
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Upper trapezius directions of the fibers
Upper fibers descends vertically and anteriorly to the lateral 3rd of clavicle Lower fibers travel horizontally to the spine of the scapula
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Upper trapezius insertion
Into the acromion process and lateral 3rd of the clavicle
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Upper trapezius action
Elevates the shoulder Rotates scapula so that the Glenoid cavity faces in a superior direction Lateral flexion of the head & neck Aids in cervical extension
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Upper trapezius indications
In the standing position, the shoulder of weakness will be lower. If bilateral the head will be forward to the thoracic cage Torticollis
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Upper trapezius nerve
C2,3,4 Ventral ramus Spinal Accessory/CN 11
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Upper Trapezius Neurolymphatic
A: located along the bicipital groove P: located over the posterior arch of C1/Atlas
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Upper trapezius Neurovascular
Located just superior to the zygomatic arch over the junction of the temporal/sphenoid bones
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Upper trapezius hand stress receptor
Lateral aspect of the 5th proximal phalanx of 5th digit
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Upper trapezius cranial stress
Just over half inch lateral to midline running about 1.75” from supraciliary arch going up
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Upper Trapezius Nutrition
Vitamin A Vitamin B Vitamin C Vitamin G Vitamin EFA’s (Essential Fatty acids)
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Psoas Origin
Firmly to the VB of T12-L5, TPs of L1-L5, Lumbar discs
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Psoas insertion
Into the lesser trochanter of the femur on the posterior medial surface
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Psoas action
Flexion of the femur while standing. Assists in external rotation and abduction of thigh Assists in lumbar flexion in standing position with normal lordosis present. Flexes lumbar spine
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Psoas indications
Weak side exhibits a short stride Unilateral weakness causes over contraction of contralateral psoas Diaphragm imbalance, Inguinal pains, hip dysfunction DISC instability Supports ICV,
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Psoas Nerve
Lumbar plexus L1-L4
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Psoas Neurolymphatic
A: Located 1 inch superior and 1 inch lateral to the umbilicus P: intertransverse space of T12-L1
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Psoas Nutrition
Water if muscle is weak bilaterally Vitamin A & E Kidney concentrate Nucleoprotein extract

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