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What are the 3 nutrients associated with the abdominals?

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  • Vit E
  • duodenal concentrate
  • nucleoprotein extract
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What organ is associated with the abdominals?

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Sm. Intestines

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Where is the anterior Chapman reflex for the abdominals?

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Upper 1/2 of antero-medial thigh

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Where is the posterior Chapman reflex for the abdominals?

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Between PSIS and L5 TVP

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Where is the Bennett for the abdominals?

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Over the parietal bone, superior to the External Auditory Meatus

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What is the meridian for the abdominals?

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Sm. Intestines

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What are 4 postural keys for the abdominals?

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  • lumbar lordosis
  • ilium rotation
  • anterior pelvis
  • separation of pelvis and thoracic cage anteriorly
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Which organ set is associated with adductors?

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Gonads/climacteric

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What are the 3 nutritional supplements associated with the adductors?

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  • Vitamin E (“Wet E” - wheat germ oil)
  • Symplex M (male)
  • Symplex F (female)
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Where is the anterior chapman for the adductors located?

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Just below the nipple on the chest wall

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Where is the posterior chapman for the adductors located?

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Inferior to the inferior angle of the scapula

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Where is the Bennett for the adductors?

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Mid-area of the lambdoidal suture

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What is the meridian system associated with the adductors?

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Circulation-Sex

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What is the PALO-ALTO bone association with the adductors?

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Medial cuboid

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What are 3 postural keys to an issue with the adductors?

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-Genu varus
-Pelvis elevates on opposite side of weakness
-Walk with a wide stance
(Think Old West cowboy walking out for a gun fight)

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What organ is associated with biceps/brachialis?

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Stomach

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What are the 3 nutritional supplements associated with biceps/brachialis?

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  • Betaine hydrochloride
  • Vit. B (trace mineral - B12)
  • Zinc (chezyn, zinc liver chelate)
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Where is the anterior chapman for the biceps/brachialis located?

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4th intercostal space, starting 3” from the sternum

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Where is the posterior chapman for the biceps/brachialis located?

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Lies over the lamina of the axis (C2)

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Where is the Bennett for the biceps/brachialis located?

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Located over the frontal eminence

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What is the meridian system for biceps/brachialis?

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Stomach

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What is the postural key for biceps/brachialis?

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Elbow hangs straight or in extension

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Where is the anterior chapman for the brachioradialis located?

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Over entire pectoralis major, with emphasis over pectoralis minor

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Where is the posterior chapman for the brachioradialis located?

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Origin of the supraspinatus

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Where is the Bennett for the brachioradialis located?

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Located over the frontal eminence

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What is the meridian system for the brachioradialis?

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Stomach

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What is the postural key for the brachioradialis?

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Elbow hangs straight or in extension

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What is the organ associated with the coracobrachialis?

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Lung

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What are the 3 nutritional supplementations associated with coracobrachialis?

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  • Vit. C
  • Lung concentrate
  • Nucleoprotein extract
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Where is the anterior chapman for the coracobrachialis located?

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2nd-4th intercostal space at the costal-sternal junction

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Where is the posterior chapman for the coracobrachialis located?

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Intertransverse space between T3-T4

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What is the location of the Bennett for the coracobrachialis?

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over the bregma

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What is the meridian system for the coracobrachialis?

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Lung

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What is the postural key for the coracobrachialis?

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Complaint of difficulty combing the back of the head

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What is the organ associated with the deltoid?

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Lung

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What are the 3 nutritional supplementations for the deltoid?

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  • Vit. C
  • RNA
  • Lung concentrate
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Where is the anterior chapman for the deltoid located?

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3rd intercostal space at the costal-sternal junction

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Where is the posterior chapman for the deltoid located?

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Intertransverse space between T3-T4

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Where is the Bennett for the deltoid located?

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Over the bregma

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What is the meridian system for the deltoid?

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Lung

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40
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What is the fixation correlation for a bilateral mid-deltoid weakness?

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Cervical-Thoracic Fixation

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41
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Weakness of the anterior or posterior section of the deltoid will result in what postural key?

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A slight shifting of the shoulder away from the weak muscle

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What are the 2 nutritional supplementation associated with flexor hallicus longus and brevis?

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  • Biost

- Raw bone concentrate: correlating with tarsal tunnel syndrome/foot subluxation

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What is the anterior chapman for the flexor hallicus longus and brevis?

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Inferior ramus of the pubis, just lateral to the pubic symphysis

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What is the posterior chapman for the flexor hallicus longus and brevis?

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Intertransverse space between L5 and PSIS

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What is the location of the Bennett for flexor hallicus longus and brevis?

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Frontal eminence

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What is the meridian system for the flexor hallicus longus and brevis?

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Circulation-sex

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47
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Which fixation is correlated to a bilateral toe flexor weakness?

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Rib head fixation

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What are the 3 postural keys to a flexor hallicus longus and brevis weakness?

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  • Failure to “toe-off” when walking
  • Claw formation of great toe
  • Lack of stability as weight is transferred to the front foot
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49
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Which organ is associated with the gastrocnemius?

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Adrenal glands

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50
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What are the 2 forms of nutritional supplementation for the gastrocnemius?

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  • Adrenal concentrate

- Nucleoprotein

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Where is the anterior chapman for the gastrocnemius located?

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1” lateral and 2” superior to the umbilicus

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Where is the posterior chapman for the gastrocnemius located?

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Between the SP and TP of T11-T12

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Where is the Bennett for the gastrocnemius located?

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Over the lambda

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What is the meridian system for the gastrocnemius?

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Circulation-Sex

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What is the PALO-ALTO bone correlation with the gastrocnemius?

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Calcaneus

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What is the postural key for gastrocnemius?

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Hyperextension of the knee

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57
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What is the organ related to the gluteus maximus?

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Gonads

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What are 5 nutritional supplementations associated with glut. max?

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  • Vit E (“wet E” such as wheat germ oil)
  • Male/Female organ/gland concentrate
  • Nucleoprotein
  • Zinc
  • Niacin
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Where is the anterior chapman for the glut max?

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Along the lateral thigh just above the knee

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Where is the posterior chapman for the glut max?

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Between the TPs of L5 and PSIS

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Where is the Bennett for the glut max?

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Mid-section of the lambdoidal suture

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Which meridian system is the glut max associated?

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Circulation-Sex

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With which fixation pattern is bilateral glut max associated?

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Upper cervical fixation

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What are 3 postural keys for the glut max?

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  • Pelvis elevated
  • Leg medially rotated
  • Lumbar hyperlordosis
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Where is the Bennett for the hamstrings located?

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1” superior to the lambda

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What is the meridian system of the hamstrings?

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Large intestine

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What are 3 postural keys for the hamstrings?

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  • Anterior pelvic tilt
  • (Lateral): Internal rotation
  • (Medial): External rotation
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80
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Which organ is associated iliacus?

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Kidney

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What are 4 nutritional supplements associated with the iliacus?

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  • Vit. A
  • Vit. E
  • Kidney concentrate
  • Nucleoprotein extract
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Where is the anterior chapman for the iliacus located?

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1” superior and 1” lateral to the umbilicus

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Where is the posterior chapman for the iliacus located?

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Intertransverse space between T12 and L1

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Where is the Bennett for the iliacus located?

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Mid-section of the lambdoidal suture on the occiput

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Which meridian system is associated with the iliacus?

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Kidney

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What is the postural key for a weak iliacus?

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Loss of anterior pelvic stabilization and allows posterior lateral ilium rotation

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87
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Which organ is associated with infraspinatus?

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Thymus gland

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Which 3 nutritional supplements are associated with infraspinatus?

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  • Thymus concentrate (Thymex: acute and Thymus PMG: chronic)
  • Vit. C
  • Vit. A
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Where is the anterior chapman for infraspinatus located?

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5th intercostal space, adjacent to the sternum

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Where is the posterior chapman for infraspinatus located?

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Over the lamina of T12

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Where is the Bennett for the infraspinatus located?

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Over the sternum at the angle of Louis

92
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Which meridian system is associated with the infraspinatus?

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Triple Heater (Warmer)

93
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What is the postural key for an infraspinatus weakness?

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Standing, arm will hang with humerus internally rotated

94
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Which organ is associated with the latissimus dorsi?

95
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Which 3 nutritional supplements are associated with latissimus dorsi?

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  • Vit. A
  • Vit. F
  • Betaine hydrochloride
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Where is the anterior chapman for the latissimus dorsi located?

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7th intercostal space, at the rib cartilage junction; on the left

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Where is the posterior chapman for the latissimus dorsi located?

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Intertransverse space between T7-T8 on the left

98
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Where is the Bennett for the latissimus dorsi located?

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Over parietal bone, just superior to squamosal suture, and posterior to the ear

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What is the meridian system associated to the latissimus dorsi?

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What are the 2 postural keys for latissimus dorsi weakness?

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  • High shoulder, rotated anteriorly on side of weakness

- Increased kyphotic curve of thoracic spine

101
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Which organ is associated with the levator scapula?

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Parathyroid gland

102
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Which 3 nutritional supplements are associated with the levator scapula?

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  • Vit. D
  • Calcium
  • Parathyroid extract
103
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Where is the anterior chapman for the levator scapula located?

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1st intercostal adjacent to sternum

104
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Where is the posterior chapman for the levator scapula located?

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In the belly of the teres minor muscle

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Where is the Bennett for the levator scapula located?

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Located over the bregma

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Which meridian system is associated with the levator scapula?

107
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What is the organ association with the neck extensors?

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What are the 3 nutritional supplements associated with the neck extensors?

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  • Vit. B6
  • Niacinamide B6
  • Organic iodine (Stuffy nose - can’t blow)
109
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Where is the anterior chapman for the neck extensors located?

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1st intercostal space, 3” to the sternum

110
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Where is the posterior chapman for the neck extensors located?

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Located over the lamina of the axis

111
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Where is the Bennett for the neck extensors located?

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Located over the ramus of the mandible

112
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Which meridian system is associated with the neck extensors?

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Which 3 fixations are associated with the neck extensors?

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  • Bilateral neck extensors (tested together): lumbar fixation
  • Bilateral neck extensors (tested individually): sacral fixation
  • Unilateral neck extensor: sacroiliac fixation
114
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What are the 3 postural keys for weak neck extensors?

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  • High occiput
  • Bilaterally: head carried in a forward position
  • Unilaterally: causes slight elevation and rotation of the head
115
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What is the organ association with the neck flexors?

116
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Which 4 nutritional supplements are associated with the neck flexors?

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  • Vit. B6
  • Niacinamide or Niacin
  • Organic iodine
  • Bile salts (for drip, drip, drip nose)
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Where is the anterior chapman for the neck flexors located?

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1st intercostal space, 3” lateral to sternum

118
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Where is the posterior chapman for the neck flexors located?

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Located over the lamina of axis

119
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Where is the Bennett for the neck flexors located?

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Over the ramus of the mandible

120
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Which meridian system is associated with the neck flexors?

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What is the PALO-ALTO association with the neck flexors?

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Superior talus

122
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What are 3 postural keys associated with weakness of the neck flexors?

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  • Unilaterally, slight head rotation
  • Complaint of difficulty raising head from supine position
  • Straightening or loss of cervical lordosis
140
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Which portion of the adrenals is associated with gracilis?

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Adrenal cortex 80% - cholesterol based hormones

sex hormones/glucocorticoid

141
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What are 3 postural keys for gracilis?

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  • Posterior rotation of ipsilateral iliac crest (due to lack of anterior support)
  • Lack of medial support while flexing at knee
  • Standing may show genu valgus “knock knee”
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What is the organ relation to the hamstrings?

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What are 3 nutritional supplements associated with the hamstrings?

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  • Vit. E
  • Calcium+Magnesium (if cramping)
  • Betaine hydrocholoride
144
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Where is the anterior chapman for the hamstrings located?

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Over the lesser trochanter of the femur

145
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Where is the posterior chapman for the hamstrings located?

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Between the TVP of L5 and PSIS

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Where is the anterior chapman for the gracilis located?

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1” lateral and 2” superior to the umbilicus

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Where is the posterior chapman for the gracilis located?

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Between the TVP and SP of T11-T12

152
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Where is the Bennett for the gracilis located?

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Over the lambda

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What is the meridian system for the gracilis?

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Circulation-Sex

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Where is the Bennett for the glut med and glut min located?

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Over the parietal eminence

161
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Which meridian system is associated with the glut med and glut min?

A

Circulation-Sex

162
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What is the PALO-ALTO association with glut med?

A

Laterally rotated metatarsals

163
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What is the postural key for glut med and glut min?

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“High-High-High”

High hip, high shoulder, high occiput - all same side

164
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Which organ is associated with the gracilis?

A

Adrenal glands

165
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Which 2 nutritional supplements are associated with gracilis? What are the 6 co-factors?

A

-Niacin
-Adrenal nucleoprotein extract
Co-factors: Zinc, E, A, C, B-5, Folic Acid

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What is the organ relationship to glut med and glut min?

170
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What 3 nutritional supplementations are used with glut med and glut min?

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  • Vit E. (“wet E” like wheat germ oil)
  • Zinc
  • Niacin
171
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Where is the anterior chapman for the glut med and glut min located?

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Superior margin of the pubes; lateral to the pubic symphysis

172
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Where is the posterior chapman for the glut med and glut min located?

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Between TVP of L5 and PSIS

173
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What is the organ related to the opponens digiti minimi?

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What is the nutrition associated with a weak opponens digiti minimi in the presence of pisiform-hamate syndrome?

A

Raw bone concentrate

175
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What is the meridian system associated with the opponens digiti minimi?

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What is the postural key associated with the opponens digiti minimi?

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Chronic weakness = weakness of grip, failure to “cup” hand

177
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Which organ is associated with the opponens pollicus?

178
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What is the nutrition associated with the opponens pollicus?

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  • Vit B
  • B6
  • Biost
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the opponens pollicus?

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Over the pubes at the lower margin of the symphysis

180
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the opponens pollicus?

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Between the TVPs of L5 and the PSIS

181
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Where is the location of the bennett for the opponens pollicus?

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Over the frontal eminence

182
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Which meridian system is associated with the opponens pollicus?

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What is the postural key for opponens pollicus?

A

Chronic weakness marked by atrophy = weak grip, difficulty writing

184
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Which organ is associated with the pectoralis major clavicular (PMC)?

185
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Which 5 nutritional supplements are associated with the PMC?

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  • Vit B12
  • Gastrex
  • A-C Carbamide (given on an empty stomach),
  • zinc compounds (fingernail beds have white spots, poor taste sensation)
  • Chlorophyll
186
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Where is the location of the anterior chapman for the PMC?

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6th intercostal space from the mid-axillary line to the sternum on the left

187
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Where is the location of the posterior chapman for the PMC?

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Inter-transverse space, between T6 - T7 on the left

188
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What is the meridian system for the PMC?

189
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What is the location of the bennett for the PMC?

A

Over the frontal eminence

190
Q

What is the PALO-ALTO presentation for the PMC?

A

Superior 2nd cuneiform

191
Q

What is the postural key for a weakness of the PMC?

A

Retraction of the scapula - shoulder will appear posterior

192
Q

What is the organ related to the pectoralis major sternal (PMS)?

193
Q

What nutritional supplementation is associated with the PMS?

A
  • Vit A
  • Bile salts (for dripping sinus)
  • Hepatrophin PMG
194
Q

What is the location of the anterior chapman for the PMS?

A

5th intercostal space from the mid-axillary line to the sternum on the right

195
Q

What is the location of the posterior chapman for the PMS?

A

In the intertransverse space between T5 - T6 on the right

196
Q

What is the location of the bennett’s for PMS?

A

Superior to the prominent bulges of the frontal bone, 1.5 inches lateral to the mid-line

197
Q

What is the meridian system for the PMS?

198
Q

What is the postural key for a weak PMS?

A

Retraction of the scapula; shoulder will appear posterior and slightly superior

199
Q

What organ is associated with peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

200
Q

Which 2 nutritional supplements are associated with peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

A

Calcium and B Complex

201
Q

What is the location of the anterior chapman for peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

A

Over the pubes at the lower margin of the pubic symphysis

202
Q

What is the location of the posterior chapman for peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

A

Between the TVPs of L5 and PSIS

203
Q

What is the location of the bennett for the peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

A

Over the frontal eminence

204
Q

What is the meridian system associated with the peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

205
Q

What are the 4 postural keys associated with peroneus longus, brevis, and tertius?

A
  • Adduction (toe-in) walking
  • Loss of lateral stability (walking)
  • Medial foot deviation (supine)
  • Ankle supination
206
Q

What is the PALO-ALTO association with peroneus tertius?

A

Medially rotated 5th metatarsal

207
Q

Which 2 organs are associated with the piriformis?

A

Gonads and prostate

208
Q

What is the nutritional supplementation for the piriformis?

A

Vit A. (cofactors: E, Niacin, Zinc), Gonad extracts

209
Q

What is the location of the anterior chapman for the piriformis?

A

Over the pubes at the superior margin of the pubic symphysis

210
Q

What is the location of the posterior chapman for the piriformis?

A

Between the TVP of L5 and the PSIS

211
Q

What is the location of the bennett for the piriformis?

A

Over the parietal eminence

212
Q

Which meridian system is associated with the piriformis?

A

Circulation-Sex

213
Q

What is the postural key for a weak piriformis?

A

Medial thigh rotation on the side of weakness

214
Q

What is the organ relationship to popliteus?

A

Gallbladder

215
Q

What are the 2 nutritional supplements associated with the popliteus?

A

Vit A. and bile salts

216
Q

What is the location of the anterior chapman for the popliteus?

A

5th intercostal space from mid-mammillary line to the sternum on the right

217
Q

What is the location of the posterior chapman for the popliteus?

A

In the intertransverse space between T5 -T6, on the right

218
Q

What is the location of the bennett for the popliteus?

A

Over the medial knee at the medial meniscus

219
Q

What is the meridian system for the popliteus?

A

Gallbladder

220
Q

Which fixation is associated with a bilateral popliteus weakness?

A

Mid/lower cervical fixation

221
Q

What are the postural keys for a weak popliteus?

A
  • Knee hyperextension

- Tibial external rotation

222
Q

What is the location of the anterior chapman for the pronator teres and pronator quadratus?

A

Just below the nipple on the chest wall

223
Q

What is the location of the posterior chapman for the pronator teres and pronator quadratus?

A

Just inferior to the inferior angle of the scapula

224
Q

What is the location of the bennett for the pronator teres and pronator quadratus?

A

Over the mid-area of the lambdoidal suture

225
Q

Which meridian system is associated with the pronator teres and pronator quadratus?

226
Q

What is the postural key for a pronator teres or pronator quadratus weakness?

A

Chronic weakness = arm hanging in a state of supination

227
Q

Which organ is associated with the psoas?

228
Q

Which 4 nutritional supplements are associated with the psoas?

A
  • Water
  • Vit. A
  • Vit. E.
  • Kidney concentrate
229
Q

What is the anterior chapman for the psoas?

A

1” superior and 1” lateral to the umbilicus

230
Q

What is the posterior chapman for the psoas?

A

In the intertransverse space between T12 - L1

231
Q

What is the location of the bennett for the psoas?

A

Inferior to the mid-section of the lambdoidal suture on the occiput

232
Q

What is the meridian system for the psoas?

233
Q

What is the PALO-ALTO association with the psoas?

A

Lateral talus

234
Q

Which fixation is associated with a bilaterally weak psoas?

A

Occiput/Atlas Fixation

235
Q

What are the postural keys for weak psoas, bilaterally and ipsilaterally?

A

Short stride - weakness produces exaggerated leg kick (walking) or lateral rotation of the pelvis
Ipsilateral: lumbar scoliosis, foot turned in
Bilaterally: lumbar hypolordosis

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