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Liver/Gallblader Meridian: Points & Muscle Flashcards

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Pectoralis major sternal: Origin

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O: Arises from the lateral aspect of the sternum, cartilages of the second to the seventh ribs and by aponeurosis to the external abdominal oblique and the rectus abdominus muscle.

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Pectoralis Major Sternal: Insertion

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I: Into the crest of the greater tubercle of the humerus along the lateral lip of the bicipital groove.

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Pectoralis Major Sternal: Action

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Flexes shoulder joint,
Adducts humerus towards opposite ASIS
Assists in flexion of humerus
Internal Rotation of humerus

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Indications to test PMS

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Scapula retraction: shoulder posterior/superior
Shoulder instability
Decreased ROM
Clavicular chest pain
Pain along sternal-rib attachments
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PMS nerve

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N: C6-T1 (C5) lateral and medial pectoral

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PMS Hand stress receptor

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Hand stress: 1/2” above carpal tunnel, just lateral to tunnel

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Liver Alarm point

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AP: LV 14 upper edge of 8th rib directly inferior to nipple

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Liver tonification point

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Depression between medial femur condyle and semimebranousus muscle.

Used for knee pain

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Liver Lou point

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Liver 5- 5 tsun above the tip of the medial malleolus on posterior edge of tibia

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Liver Sedation Point

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Liver 2- where the skin joins the first and second toe.

Used to relax muscles through out the body

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PMS Cranial Receptor

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Cranial receptor: Superior and lateral to frontal eminence

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PMS Neurolymphatic

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A: R 5 ICS from mid-mammillary line.

P: T5-6 Intertranverse space

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PMS neurovascular

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Superior to frontal eminence, 1.5” lateral to midline

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PMS Nutrition

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Liver extracts & Vit. A products

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Rhomboid Major Origin

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T2-T5 spinous process

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Rhomboid Minor origin

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C7-T1 spinous process

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Rhomboid minor insertion

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Medial border of scapula at the root of the spine of scapula

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Rhomboid major insertion

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Medial scapula from spine to inferior angle

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Rhomboid action

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Draws and elevates scapula towards spine.

Stability for scapular and shoulder

Assists in adduction and extension of the arm by stabilizing scapula in a retracted position.

Prevents winging

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Rhomboid Nerve

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C5, Dorsal scapula nerve

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Rhomboid neurolymphatic

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A: 6 ICS from mid-mammillary on left

P: T6-T7 intertransverse space on left

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Rhomboid Neruovascular

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Frontal eminence or 1.5” superior/lateral to frontal eminence

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Rhomboid Nutrition

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Vit. A, choline, inositol, methionine containing supplements

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Rhomboid cranial stress receptor

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Above superior to asterion

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Rhomboid Hand stress receptor

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Lateral aspect of distal phalanx of the pinky

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Liver Associated point

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Bladder 18 Between T9-T10

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Gallbladder Alarm point

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GB 24-2 tsun below liver 14 directly below nipple

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Gallbladder Tonification point

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GB 43 where the skin fold joins the 4th and 5th toes

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Gallbladder sedation point

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GB 38- 4 tsun prox to lateral malleolus on the anterior border of fibula

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Gallbladder luo point

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GB 37-5tsun prox to the lateral malleoli on the anterior surface of the fibula

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Gallbladder Associated point

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Bladder 19: T10-T11 transverse process

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Popliteus Origin

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From lateral condyle of femur, knee joint capsule, lateral part of meniscus and head of fibula

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Popliteus insertion

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Triangular medial posterior surface of the tibia superior to soleal line

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Popliteus Action

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Internal rotation of tibia w/ fixed femur

External rotation of femur w/ fixed tibia

Withdraws lateral meniscus during flexion

Bring knee out of screw home position to absorb shock

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Popliteus Nerve

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L4-S1

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Popliteus Neurovascular

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Medial knee at meniscus

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Popliteus Neurolymphatic

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A: 5th ICS from mid mammillary line to sternum on right

P: Intertransverse of T5-6 on right

38
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Popliteus Nutrition

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AF-Betafood, Betafood, Zypan, Betaine Hydrochloride, Cataplex A, Cholaplex

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Popliteus hand stress receptor

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Just below the 2nd MTP on palmar surface

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Popliteus cranial receptor

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1 tsun below EOP and 1/2” lateral

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