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Chapman's Reflexes Flashcards

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Steps of Chapman’s Point Treatment

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  1. Locate Chapman’s point
  2. Firm pressure with finger pad of one finger
  3. Apply somewhat heavy pressure to gangliform mass
  4. Slowly move tip of finger in circular direction (To flatten mass)
  5. Continue moving pressure 10-30 seconds, alternate clockwise/counterclockwise
  6. Cease when mass disappears or pt/physician can no longer tolerate treatment
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Posterior Upper Extremities Chapman’s Point

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Superior medial border of scapula

C2-T7 Lateral to spinous process

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Anterior Middle Ear Chapman’s Point

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Superior, medial 1/3rd of clavicle

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Anterior Sinuses Chapman’s Point

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Superior border of rib 2, inferior middle clavicle

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Anterior Larynx Chapman’s Point

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Rib 2 at costochondral junction

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Anterior Tonsils Chapman’s Point

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B/w ribs 1 and 2 just lateral to the manubrium

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Anterior Tongue Chapman’s Point

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Medial to Rib 2 Costochondral jxn

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Posterior Middle Ear Chapman’s Point

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Occiput 2cm lateral from midline

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Posterior Sinuses Chapman’s Point

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Below occiput, lateral to spinous process of C2

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Posterior Larynx Chapman’s Reflex

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Lateral to Spinous Process of C2

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Posterior Tongue Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to Spinous Process of C2

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Anterior Spleen Chapman’s Point

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B/w Ribs 7 and 8 at the costochondral junction on the left

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Posterior Spleen Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to T7 on the left

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Anterior Esophagus Chapman’s Point

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B/w ribs 2 and 3 parasternally

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Posterior Esophagus Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to T2 Spinous process

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Anterior Stomach Chapman’s Point

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B/w left ribs 5/6 and 6/7 at costochondral junction

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Posterior Stomach Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to left T5 and T6 spinous process

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Anterior Liver Chapman’s Point

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B/w right ribs 5/6 and 6/7 at costochondral junction

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Posterior Liver Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to right T5 and T6 spinous process

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Anterior Gallbladder Chapman’s Point

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B/w right ribs 6/7 at costochondral junction

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Posterior Gallbladder Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to right T6 spinous process

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Anterior Pancreas Chapman’s Point

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B/w right ribs 7/8 at costochondral junction

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Posterior Pancreas Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to right T7 spinous process

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Anterior Small Intestine Chapman’s Point

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B/w ribs 8/9, 9/10, 10/11 bilaterally at costochondral jxn

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Posterior Small Intestine Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to T8, T9, T10 spinous process

26
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Anterior Appendix Chapman’s Point

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Tip of the right 12th rib

27
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Posterior Appendix Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to right T12

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Anterior Intestinal Peristalsis Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to AIIS bilaterally

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Posterior Intestinal Peristalsis Chapman’s Point

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Superior surface of rib 11, medial to rib angle

30
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Anterior Colon Chapman’s Point

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Iliotibial band (as if the colon were laid along the femur: cecum at greater trochanter, hepatic flexure above the right knee)

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Posterior Colon Chapman’s Point

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Transverse process of L2-L4

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Posterior Rectum Chapman’s Point

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Lateral sacrum halfway b/w sacral sulcus and ILA

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Anterior Bronchus Chapman’s Point

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Rib 2/3 intercostal space at sternal border

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Posterior Bronchus Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to spinous process of T2

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Anterior Upper Lung Chapman’s Point

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Rib 3/4 intercostal space at sternal border

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Posterior Upper Lung Chapman’s Point

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Lateral Spinous Process of T3

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Anterior Lower Lung Chapman’s Point

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Rib 4/5 intercostal space at sternal border

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Posterior Lower Lung Chapman’s Point

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Lateral spinous process of T4

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Anterior Myocardium Chapman’s Point

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Rib 2/3 IC space parasternally

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Posterior Myocardium Chapman’s Point

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Superior border of T3 (lateral to spinous process)

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Anterior Kidneys Chapman’s Point

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Anterior abdominal wall 1 cm superior/lateral to umbilicus

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Posterior Kidneys Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to spinous process of L1

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Posterior Ureters Chapman’s Point

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Transverse process of L2

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Anterior Bladder Chapman’s Point

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Umbilicus

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Posterior Bladder Chapman’s Point

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Transverse process of L2

46
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Anterior Prostate Chapman’s Point

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Posterior aspect of IT band

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Posterior Prostate Chapman’s Point

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S1

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Anterior Urethra Chapman’s Point

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Superior surface of pubic bone

49
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Posterior Seminal Vesicles Chapman’s Point

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Anterior/superior surface of PSIS and posterior femoral head

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Anterior Uterus Chapman’s Point

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2cm lateral (from midline) to inferior pubic bone

51
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Posterior Uterus Chapman’s Point

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Posterior transverse process of L5

Sacral sulcus

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Anterior Ovaries Chapman’s Point

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Pubic tubercle

53
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Posterior Ovaries Chapman’s Point

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Inferolateral portion of T10

54
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Anterior Broad Ligament Chapman’s Point

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Posterior aspect of IT band

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Posterior Broad Ligament Chapman’s Point

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Sacral sulcus

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Posterior Vagina Chapman’s Point

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Sacral sulcus

57
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Posterior Fallopian Tubes Chapman’s Point

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Posterior femoral head

Superomedial to PSIS

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Anterior Thyroid Chapman’s Point

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Rib 2/3 IC space at parasternal border

59
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Posterior Thyroid Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to spinous process of T2

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Anterior Adrenal Chapman’s Point

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2cm superior and 2cm lateral to umbilicus

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Posterior Adrenal Chapman’s Point

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Lateral to spinous process of T11

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