Muscles: Q-T Flashcards

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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?
L2 TVP
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What is the location of the bennett for the sacrospinalis?
Bilateral frontal bone eminences
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What is the meridian system associated with sacrospinalis?
Bladder
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What is the postural key for a weak sacrospinalis?
C-shaped scoliosis on the side of weakness
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Which organ is related to the sartorius?
Adrenal glands
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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the sartorius?
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?
1" lateral and 2" superior to the umbilicus
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the sartorius?
Between the SP and TVP of T11 - T12
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What is the location of the bennett for the sartorius?
Over the lambda
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Which meridian system is associated with the sartorius?
Circulation-sex
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What is the postural key related to a weak sartorius?
Genu valgus; pelvis drops on side of weakness and rotates posteriorly
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What organ is associated with serratus anterior?
Lung
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Which nutritional supplements are associated with serratus anterior?
Vit. C, beta carotene, lung extracts
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for serratus anterior?
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?
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?
Over the bregma
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Which meridian system is associated with serratus anterior?
Lung
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What is the postural key associated with a weak serratus anterior?
Winging of the scapula (also consider rhomboids)
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Which organ is associated with the soleus?
Adrenal gland
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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the soleus?
Adrenal extract (Dessicated adrenal, Drenamin, Trace Mineral B12)
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the soleus?
1" lateral and 2" superior to the umbilicus
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the soleus?
Between the TVP and SP of T11 - T12
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What is the location of the bennett for the soleus?
Over the lambda
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What meridian system is associated with the soleus?
Circulation-Sex
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What is the postural key for a weak soleus?
Forward lean of the body, inability to rise up on toes
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What organ is associated with the sternocleidomastoid (SCM)?
Sinuses
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What are the nutritional supplements that are associated with the SCM? What are the ratios?
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?
1st intercostal space, 3" lateral to the sternum
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the SCM?
Over the lamina of the axis
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What is the location of the bennett for the SCM?
Over the ramus of the mandible
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What is the meridian system associated with the SCM?
Stomach
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What is the postural key for a weak SCM?
Head rotation to the side of weakness
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the subclavius?
Junction of the 1st rib, sternum, and clavicle
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the subclavius?
Over the lamina of the T1
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What is the postural key for a weak subclavius?
Failure of the clavicle to rotate with arm abduction
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Which organ is associate with subscapularis?
Heart
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Which nutritional supplementation is associated with subscapularis?
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?
2nd intercostal space adjacent to the sternum
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the subscapularis?
Intertransverse space between T2 - T3
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What is the location of the bennett for the subscapularis?
Over the bregma
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What is the meridian system associated with the subscapularis?
Heart
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What is the postural key associated with a weak subscapularis?
External rotation of the arm (palm faces anteriorly)
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What organ is associated with the supinator?
Stomach
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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the supinator?
Vit. B, Vit. G., HCL
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the supinator?
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?
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?
Over the frontal eminence
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What is the meridian system associated with supinator?
Stomach
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What is the postural key for a weak supinator?
Chronic weakness = arm hanging in a state of pronation
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What is the organ associated with the supraspinatus?
Brain/Pituitary
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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with the supraspinatus?
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?
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?
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?
Over the bregma
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What is the meridian system associated with supraspinatus?
Conception Vessel
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What is the PALO-ALTO association with the supraspinatus?
Superior 3rd cuneiform
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What is the postural key for a weak supraspinatus?
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)?
Colon (Large Intestine)
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What is the nutritional supplementation for the TFL?
Probiotics, Vit. D, Chlorophyll | Bilaterally: may indicate iron deficiency
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the TFL?
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?
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?
Over the parietal eminence
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What is the meridian system for the TFL?
Large Intestine
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What is the PALO-ALTO association with the TFL?
Cuboid
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What is the postural key for a weak TFL?
- 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?
Spine
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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with teres major?
Zinc and Trace Mineral B12
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for teres major?
In the 2nd intercostal space, 2" from the sternum
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for teres major?
In the intertransverse space between T2 - T3
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What is the location of the bennett for teres major?
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?
Governing Vessel
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What are the fixations, both bilaterally and unilaterally, associated with teres major?
Bilaterally: Thoracic fixation Unilaterally: Lumbosacral fixation
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What is the postural key associated with a weak teres major?
External arm rotation, palm facing forward when standing
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Which organ is related to teres minor?
Thyroid
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What are the nutritional supplements associated with teres minor?
- Thyroid extract - Tyrosine - Iodine
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the teres minor?
2nd intercostal space adjacent to the sternum
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the teres minor?
In the intertransverse space between T2 - T3
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What is the location of the bennett for the teres minor?
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?
Triple Warmer
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What is the postural key for a weak teres minor?
Internal arm rotation {palms face posteriorly)
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What is the organ relation with tibialis anterior?
Bladder
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What are the nutritional supplements associated with tibialis anterior?
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?
3/4" above the pubic symphysis
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the tibialis anterior?
Over the lamina of L2
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What is the location of the bennett related to tibialis anterior?
Over the frontal eminence
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Which meridian system is associated with the tibialis anterior?
Bladder
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What is the PALO-ALTO association with tibialis anterior?
Superior 1st cuneiform
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What is the postural key for a weak tibialis anterior?
- Foot drop - Tripping over objects - Loss of anterior support when leaning backward
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What is the organ association with tibialis posterior?
Adrenal Glands
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What is the nutritional supplementation associated with tibialis posterior?
- Adrenal extracts | - Tyrosine (or its co-factors)
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the tibialis posterior?
2" lateral and 2" superior to umbilicus
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for the tibialis posterior?
Between TVP and SP of T11 -T12
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What is the location of the bennett associated with tibialis posterior?
Over the lambda
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What is the meridian system associated with tibialis posterior?
Circulation-Sex
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What is the PALO-ALTO association with tibialis posterior?
Dropped navicular
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What is the postural key for a weak tibialis posterior?
Extend pronation of the foot
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What is the organ associated with the trapezius (middle/lower)?
Spleen
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What is the nutritional supplementation for the trapezius (middle/lower)?
- Vit. C - Spleen extract - Calcium - Antioxidants
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for the trapezius (middle/lower)?
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)?
Intertransverse space between T7 - T8 on the left
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What is the location of the bennett for the trapezius (middle/lower)?
1" above lambda
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What is the meridian system associated with trapezius (middle/lower)?
Spleen
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What is the fixation associated with bilateral lower trapezius weakness?
Thoracolumbar fixation
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What is the postural key associated with a weak trapezius (middle/lower)?
- 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?
Eyes and Ears
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What is the nutritional supplementation for the upper trapezius?
- Vit. A - Vit. B - Vit. F - Vit. G - Calcium
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for upper trapezius?
Along the bicipital groove
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for upper trapezius?
Over the posterior arch of the atlas
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What is the location of the bennett associated with upper trapezius?
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?
Kidney
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What is the postural key associated with a weakness of upper trapezius?
-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?
Pancreas
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What is the nutritional supplementation for triceps?
- Vit. A - Betaine hydrochloride - Cataplex GTF - Multizyme
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What is the location of the anterior chapman for triceps?
7th intercostal space at the rib cartilage junction on the left
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What is the location of the posterior chapman for triceps?
Intertransverse space between T7 - T8 on the left
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What is the location of the bennett for the tricep?
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?
Spleen
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What is the postural key for weakness of triceps?
Elbow hangs in increased flexion when standing