Visceral 2: Upper GI Flashcards

1
Q

VSR upper esophagus

A

T5-6 on Right

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2
Q

VSR lower esophagus

A

T5-9 on Left

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3
Q

VSR stomach

A

T5-9 on Left

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4
Q

VSR small intestine

A

Bilat. T8-9

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5
Q

Where does true visceral pain come from?

A

Pancinian corpuscles and free nerve endings

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6
Q

What activates true visceral pain?

A

Spasm or stretch

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7
Q

What carries true visceral pain and what is the quality?

A

Visceral afferents Quality: Midline pain which is poorly localized, diffuse, burning, dull, aching

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8
Q

Where are the VS pain receptors located in the abdomen?

A

Ant/Lat parietal peritoneum, lesser omentum, mesentery, mesocolon, facilitated cord segments related to viscera sympathetic innervation

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9
Q

What is the percutaneous reflex of Morley?

A

Visceral peritoneum (Greater momentum + spleen) bears NO pain receptors, so awareness of pain is only sensed if adjacent structures become affected

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10
Q

Where is VS dysfunction usually seen?

A

Small rotatores with a preference for E Type II mechanics

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11
Q

Why is HVLA often ineffective with VS dysfuntions?

A

Often met with rubbery resistance

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12
Q

Activation of one sympathetic fiber produces how many post-ganglionic fiber activations?

A

4-40

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13
Q

CN X exits what structure in the skull?

A

Jugular foramen

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14
Q

Left vagus supplies what?

A

Greater curvature of stomach and duodenum

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15
Q

Right vagus supplies what?

A

Lesser curvature of stomach, sm intestines, right colon, and organs and glands up to the mid-transverse colon

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16
Q

What doc advanced the concept of visceral manipulation?

A

Jean Pierre Barral

17
Q

What is mobility?

A

Voluntary OR diaphragmatic (from SKmM)

18
Q

What is motility?

A

Inherent motion

19
Q

How many cycles/min is visceral rhythm?

A

7-8 with motion towards/away midline

20
Q

Inspiration coincides with what ?

A

Cranial flexion and swelling of an organ

21
Q

In how many cycles should you expect results?

A

15

22
Q

How many weeks between visceral tx?

A

3-4 weeks

23
Q

What are contraindications to visceral tx?

A

Acute infection (except bladder); foreign bodies , calculi, thrombosis

24
Q

What is the purpose of the Fulford shock technique?

A

Reestablish diaphragmatic motion