OMM Flashcards
which segment innervates the prostate and genitalia
T12-L2
pelvic splanchnic nerves
How does the muscle energy treatment differ for the sacrum:
- backward torsion (ie L on R)
- forward torsion (ie R on R)
- axis side down, face up
2. axis side down, face down
Osteopathic exam shows ribs 6-9 with an exhalation dysfunction
which muscle should muscle energy be performed on?
Serratus anterior
Where is the tenderpoint located corresponding to dysfunction with the Spine at T2?
AT2 - Angle of Louis on the manubrium
What segment should you find viscerosomatic dysfunction associated with the appendix?
T12
T9-T12
What is the anterior and posterior chapmans point for the appendix?
anterior: tip of the right 12th rib
posterior: tip of transverse process of T11
Pt with history of chronic heart failure presents with new onset lower extremity edema
the most appropriate initial osteopathic treatment is:
Thoracic inlet release
–all lymphatic drainage techniques should s tart with thoracic inlet
What is a/w a chapmans point in the 4th intercostal space?
Lower lung
What is a/w a chapmans point in the 7th right intercostal space?
Pancreas
What is a/w a chapmans point in the 7th left intercostal space
Spleen
What 4 things are a/w a chapmans point in the 2nd intercostal space?
Esophagus
thyroid
bronchi
myocardium
What is the posterior chapmans point for the adrenals?
Between spinous and transverse processes of T11 and T12
What is the posterior chapmans point for the kidneys?
Between the spinous and transverse processes of T12 and L1
What is the posterior chapmans point for the bladder
Superior edge of transverse process of L2
What is the posterior chapman’s point for the pancreas?
Between the transverse process of T7 and T8 on the right
Chapmans point at the clavicles just lateral to where they cross the ribs are a/w with what?
Middle ear
Chapmans point at the first rib is a/w?
Sinuses, sometimes middle ear
Chapmans point in the first intercostal space is a/w?
tonsils
Chapmans point a/w second rib is?
Tongue
Patient presents with cataracts what is the associated anterior chapman’s point
lateral humerus
What is the most appropriate OMM technique to alleviate IBS symptoms?
Superior Mesenteric Ganglion Release (T10-T11)
What happens at the sacrum during cranial flexion?
Sacral counternutation (sacral base posterior)
A chapmans point over the less trochanter is associated with what?
rectum
what is associated with chapmans point along the lateral and posterior margin of the iliotibial band?
prostate
What is the chapmans point associated with a patient with colon cancer?
anterior iliotibial band