Viscerosomatic/Chapman's Reflexes Flashcards

1
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reflex - somatic stimuli producing patterns of reflex response in segmentally related somatic structures
and examples

A

somatosomatic
withdrawal response
myotactic response

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somatic stimuli producing reflex response in segmentally related visceral structures

A

somatovisceral
somatocardiac - pain increases HR and BP
somatogastric - pain inhibits perastalsis of stomach
somatoadrenal - pain increases release of catecholamines from adrenal medulla

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3
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visceral stimuli producing patterns of reflex response in segmentally related somatic structures

A

viscerosomatic

somatic pain d/t visceral pain stimuli

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visceral stimuli producing patterns of reflex response in segmentally related visceral structures

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viscerovisceral

distension of gut results in increased contraction of gut m

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5
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numerous interneuron connections in the DRG create a complex communication network connecting the visceral and somatic systems

A

the bottom line

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6
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a group of palpable points occurring in predictable locations on the anterior and posterior surfaces of the body that are considered to be reflections of visceral dysfunction or diease

A

chapman’s reflex

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7
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chapman’s reflexes are manifested by what three components

A
gangliform contractions (block lympahtic drainage) 
viscersomatic reflex (dx and tx value) 
consistent set of reproducible series of points both anterior and posterior to specific organs or conditions
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8
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which are better for dx, anterior or posterior CR

A

anterior

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9
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chapman’s point treatment

A

firm pressure with one finger on gangliform mass
move tip of finger in circular fashion for 10-30 seconds
cease treatment when mass disappears or pt can no longer tolerate

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10
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T/F - never make a dx based solely on a nontender CR

A

true

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11
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T/F - never ignore or trivialize a tender CR

A

true

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12
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contraindications to CR

A

pt in emergent care
refusal
fracture - cancer- pt instability

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13
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side effects to treatment

A

post-treatment discomfort
drink plenty of water (1-3 L)
rest

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