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Which 3 nutritional supplements are associated with the quadratus lumborum?

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  • Vit. A
  • Vit. C
  • Vit. E
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Which organ is related to the quadratus lumborum?

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Appendix

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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the quadratus lumborum?

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The end of the 12th rib

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the quadratus lumborum?

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Located over the lamina of T11

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What is the location of the bennett for the quadratus lumborum?

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Located over the parietal eminence

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Which meridian system is associated with the quadratus lumborum?

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Large Intestine

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What is the postural key for weakness of the quadratus lumborum?

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12th rib elevated; rotation and lateral curvature of the spine

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Which organ is related to the rectus femoris and quads?

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Small Intestines

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What is the nutritional supplementation for rectus femoris and quads? What is the extra nutrient for the quads?

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Both: Vit. D, Vit. B, and intestine concentrate

Quads only: chlorophyll

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What is the location of the anterior chapman for rectus femoris and quads?

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Along the inferior margin of the rib cage

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for rectus femoris and quads?

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Over the lamina of T8 - T11

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What is the location of the bennett for rectus femoris and quads?

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Over the parietal eminence

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Which meridian system is associated with rectus femoris and quads?

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Small intestines

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What is the postural key associated with a weakness of rectus femoris?

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Posteriority of the pelvis; loss of lumbar curve

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What is the postural key associated with a weakness of quads?

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Knee hyperextension - check patellar range of motion

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Which organ is associated with the rhomboids?

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Liver

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Which nutritional supplements are associated with the rhomboids?

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Vit. A, liver extracts, B complexes, Selenium (liver has the highest concentration in the body)
SP: AF Betafood, Betacol, Ligaplex, Cholaplex,

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

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

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

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Intertransverse space between T6 - T7 on the left

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What is the location of the bennett for the rhomboids?

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Superior to the prominent bulges of the frontal bone 1.5” lateral to the midline

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What is the postural key for weakness of the rhomboids?

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Scapula drops; head rotates to the side of weakness

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Which organ is associated with sacrospinalis?

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Bladder

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Which nutritional supplements are associated with sacrospinalis?

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Vit. A, C, E, phosphorus, calcium

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What is the location of the anterior chapman for sacrospinalis?

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Over the pubic symphysis, lateral to the umbilicus

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for sacrospinalis?

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L2 TVP

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What is the location of the bennett for the sacrospinalis?

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Bilateral frontal bone eminences

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What is the meridian system associated with sacrospinalis?

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Bladder

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What is the postural key for a weak sacrospinalis?

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C-shaped scoliosis on the side of weakness

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Which organ is related to the sartorius?

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Adrenal glands

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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the sartorius?

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Adrenal extracts (cofactors/coenzymes: Vit. B3, B5, B6, B12, folic acid, Vit. C, and zinc)

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

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1” lateral and 2” superior to the umbilicus

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

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Between the SP and TVP of T11 - T12

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What is the location of the bennett for the sartorius?

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Over the lambda

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Which meridian system is associated with the sartorius?

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Circulation-sex

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What is the postural key related to a weak sartorius?

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Genu valgus; pelvis drops on side of weakness and rotates posteriorly

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What organ is associated with serratus anterior?

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Lung

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Which nutritional supplements are associated with serratus anterior?

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Vit. C, beta carotene, lung extracts

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

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In the 3rd, 4th, and 5th intercostal space, at the costal-sternal junction

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for serratus anterior?

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In the intertransverse space between T3/T4, T4/T5, and T5/T6

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What is the location of the bennett for serratus anterior?

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Over the bregma

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Which meridian system is associated with serratus anterior?

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Lung

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What is the postural key associated with a weak serratus anterior?

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Winging of the scapula (also consider rhomboids)

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Which organ is associated with the soleus?

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Adrenal gland

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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the soleus?

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Adrenal extract (Dessicated adrenal, Drenamin, Trace Mineral B12)

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

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1” lateral and 2” superior to the umbilicus

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

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Between the TVP and SP of T11 - T12

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What is the location of the bennett for the soleus?

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Over the lambda

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What meridian system is associated with the soleus?

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Circulation-Sex

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What is the postural key for a weak soleus?

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Forward lean of the body, inability to rise up on toes

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What organ is associated with the sternocleidomastoid (SCM)?

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Sinuses

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What are the nutritional supplements that are associated with the SCM? What are the ratios?

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Vit. B3 and Vit. B6 {5:1 ratio of B3/B6}

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

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1st intercostal space, 3” lateral to the sternum

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

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Over the lamina of the axis

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What is the location of the bennett for the SCM?

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Over the ramus of the mandible

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What is the meridian system associated with the SCM?

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Stomach

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What is the postural key for a weak SCM?

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Head rotation to the side of weakness

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

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Junction of the 1st rib, sternum, and clavicle

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

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Over the lamina of the T1

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What is the postural key for a weak subclavius?

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Failure of the clavicle to rotate with arm abduction

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Which organ is associate with subscapularis?

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Which nutritional supplementation is associated with subscapularis?

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Vit. E, vasodilators of the B complexes (riboflavin and niacin), Vit. C, Carnitine

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

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2nd intercostal space adjacent to the sternum

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

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Intertransverse space between T2 - T3

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What is the location of the bennett for the subscapularis?

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Over the bregma

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What is the meridian system associated with the subscapularis?

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What is the postural key associated with a weak subscapularis?

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External rotation of the arm (palm faces anteriorly)

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What organ is associated with the supinator?

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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the supinator?

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Vit. B, Vit. G., HCL

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

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

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

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Lies in the intertransverse space between T6 - T7 on the left

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What is the location of the bennett for the supinator?

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Over the frontal eminence

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What is the meridian system associated with supinator?

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What is the postural key for a weak supinator?

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Chronic weakness = arm hanging in a state of pronation

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What is the organ associated with the supraspinatus?

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Brain/Pituitary

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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the supraspinatus?

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RNA, protein {amino acid deficiency = chronic weakness of the muscle}

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

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Below the coracoid process in the belly of the pectoralis minor muscle

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

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Lies over the posterior aspect of the lateral mass of the atlas

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What is the location of the bennett associated with the supraspinatus?

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Over the bregma

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What is the meridian system associated with supraspinatus?

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Conception Vessel

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What is the PALO-ALTO association with the supraspinatus?

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Superior 3rd cuneiform

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What is the postural key for a weak supraspinatus?

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If extremely weak, patient will laterally bend their torso to initially abduct the arm

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What is the organ relation to the tensor facia lata (TFL)?

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Colon (Large Intestine)

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What is the nutritional supplementation for the TFL?

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Probiotics, Vit. D, Chlorophyll

Bilaterally: may indicate iron deficiency

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

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Along the lateral aspect of the thigh (different areas on each side are related to different parts of the lg. intestines)

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

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Lies in a triangular area from L4 to the crest of the ilium to T12

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What is the location of the bennett for the TFL?

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Over the parietal eminence

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What is the meridian system for the TFL?

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Large Intestine

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What is the PALO-ALTO association with the TFL?

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What is the postural key for a weak TFL?

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  • Elevated pelvis
  • Genu varus on the weak side
  • Lack of lateral knee support when flexing the knee.
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What is the organ associated with the teres major?

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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with teres major?

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Zinc and Trace Mineral B12

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What is the location of the anterior chapman for teres major?

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In the 2nd intercostal space, 2” from the sternum

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for teres major?

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In the intertransverse space between T2 - T3

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What is the location of the bennett for teres major?

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Over temporal bone, just posterior to the greater wing of the sphenoid

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What is the meridian system associated with teres major?

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Governing Vessel

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What are the fixations, both bilaterally and unilaterally, associated with teres major?

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Bilaterally: Thoracic fixation
Unilaterally: Lumbosacral fixation

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What is the postural key associated with a weak teres major?

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External arm rotation, palm facing forward when standing

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Which organ is related to teres minor?

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What are the nutritional supplements associated with teres minor?

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  • Thyroid extract
  • Tyrosine
  • Iodine
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the teres minor?

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2nd intercostal space adjacent to the sternum

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the teres minor?

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In the intertransverse space between T2 - T3

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What is the location of the bennett for the teres minor?

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Over the temporal bone just posterior to the greater wing of the sphenoid

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Which meridian system is associated with teres minor?

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Triple Warmer

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What is the postural key for a weak teres minor?

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Internal arm rotation {palms face posteriorly)

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What is the organ relation with tibialis anterior?

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What are the nutritional supplements associated with tibialis anterior?

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Vit. A {Potassium deficiencies also linked to a muscle weakness}

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

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3/4” above the pubic symphysis

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the tibialis anterior?

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Over the lamina of L2

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What is the location of the bennett related to tibialis anterior?

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Over the frontal eminence

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Which meridian system is associated with the tibialis anterior?

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What is the PALO-ALTO association with tibialis anterior?

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Superior 1st cuneiform

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What is the postural key for a weak tibialis anterior?

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  • Foot drop
  • Tripping over objects
  • Loss of anterior support when leaning backward
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What is the organ association with tibialis posterior?

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Adrenal Glands

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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with tibialis posterior?

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  • Adrenal extracts

- Tyrosine (or its co-factors)

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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the tibialis posterior?

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2” lateral and 2” superior to umbilicus

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

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Between TVP and SP of T11 -T12

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What is the location of the bennett associated with tibialis posterior?

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Over the lambda

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What is the meridian system associated with tibialis posterior?

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Circulation-Sex

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What is the PALO-ALTO association with tibialis posterior?

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Dropped navicular

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What is the postural key for a weak tibialis posterior?

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Extend pronation of the foot

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What is the organ associated with the trapezius (middle/lower)?

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What is the nutritional supplementation for the trapezius (middle/lower)?

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  • Vit. C
  • Spleen extract
  • Calcium
  • Antioxidants
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the trapezius (middle/lower)?

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

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the trapezius (middle/lower)?

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Intertransverse space between T7 - T8 on the left

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What is the location of the bennett for the trapezius (middle/lower)?

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1” above lambda

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What is the meridian system associated with trapezius (middle/lower)?

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What is the fixation associated with bilateral lower trapezius weakness?

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Thoracolumbar fixation

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What is the postural key associated with a weak trapezius (middle/lower)?

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  • Shoulder rolls forward (middle trap)
  • Elevated scapula (lower trap)
  • Shoulder rolls forward and superior
  • Thoracic kyphosis
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What is the organ relation to upper trapezius?

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Eyes and Ears

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What is the nutritional supplementation for the upper trapezius?

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  • Vit. A
  • Vit. B
  • Vit. F
  • Vit. G
  • Calcium
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for upper trapezius?

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Along the bicipital groove

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What is the location of the posterior chapman for upper trapezius?

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Over the posterior arch of the atlas

132
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What is the location of the bennett associated with upper trapezius?

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Just superior to the zygomatic over the junction of the sphenoid and temporal bone

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What is the meridian system associated with upper trapezius?

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What is the postural key associated with a weakness of upper trapezius?

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-Low shoulder on the side of weakness (high occiput)
-Head tilts away from weakness
Bilateral weakness: obvious anterior head carriage

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What is the organ relation to the tricep?

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What is the nutritional supplementation for triceps?

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  • Vit. A
  • Betaine hydrochloride
  • Cataplex GTF
  • Multizyme
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for triceps?

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

138
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for triceps?

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Intertransverse space between T7 - T8 on the left

139
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What is the location of the bennett for the tricep?

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

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Which meridian system is associated with triceps?

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What is the postural key for weakness of triceps?

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Elbow hangs in increased flexion when standing

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