Lab 1: Chapman's Reflexes Lab Flashcards
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Fascial congestions resulting from lymph stasis secondary to visceral dysfunction (due to inflammation, spasm, or distention) describes what?
Gangliform contractions
Vibratory stimulation is utilized for reduction/elimination of the Chapman’s Points, what are the 3 steps utilized?
1) Apply somewaht heavy and even uncomfortable pressure to gangliform mass
2) Slowly move tip of finger in circular (clock or counterclockwise) –> continue for 10-30 sec
3) Cease treatment when mass disappears or patient can no longer tolerate procedure
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Arms (anterior or posterior)?
Posterior:
- Superior medial border of scapula
- C2 lateral to SP
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Spleen, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Between ribs 7 and 8 at the costochondral junction on the left
Posterior:
- Lateral to T7 on the left
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Tonsils (anterior or posterior)?
Anterior:
- Between ribs 1 and 2 just lateral to the manubrium
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Esophagus, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Between ribs 2 and 3 parasternally
Posterior:
- Lateral to T2 spinous process
Where are the Posterior Chapman’s points for the Stomach and Liver?
Stomach:
Lateral to T5 and T6 spinous process on the LEFT
Liver:
Lateral to T5 and T6 spinous process on the RIGHT
Where are the Anterior Chapman’s points for the Stomach, liver, and Gallbladder?
Stomach:
- Between rib 5/6 and 6/7 at costochondral junction on the LEFT
Liver and Gallbladder:
- Between rib 5/6 and 6/7 at costochondral junction on the RIGHT
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Pancreas both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Between ribs 6 and 7 at costochondral junction on right
Posterior:
- Lateral to T7 spinous porcess on the right
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Small Intestine both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Between ribs 8/9, 9/10, and 10/11 bilaterally at costochondral junction
Posterior:
- Lateral to T8, T9, and T10 SP’s
Where is the Chapman’s point for Intestinal Peristalsis, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Lateral to AIIS bilaterally
Posterior:
- Superior surface of rib 11, medial to the rib angle
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Appendix, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Tip of the 12th rib on right
Posterior:
- Lateral to T12 on the right
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Colon, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- IT band (as if the colon were displaced along the femurs; cecum at the right greater trochanter and hepatic flexure just above the right knee
Posterior:
- Transverse processes of L2, L3, and L4
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Rectum?
Posterior
- Posterior-lateral sacrum 1/2 way between sacral sulcus and ILA
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Bronchus, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- RIb 2/3 intercostal space at sternal border
Posterior:
- Lateral to spinous process of T2
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Upper lung, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Rib 3/4 intercostal space at sternal border
Posterior:
- Lateral spinous process of T3
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Lower lung, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Rib 4/5 intercostal space at sternal border
Posterior:
- Lateral spinous process of T4
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Myocardium, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Rib 2/3 intercostal space parasternally
Posterior:
- Superior border of T3 (lateral to spinous process)
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Adrenal, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- 2cm superior and 2cm lateral to umbilicus
Posterior:
- Lateral to spinous process of T11
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Kidneys, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Anterior abdominal wall 1cm superior/lateral to umbilicus
Posterior:
- Lateral to spinous process of L1
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Ureters?
Posterior:
- Transverse process of L2
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Bladder, both anterior and posterior?
Anterior:
- Umbilicus
Posterior:
- Transverse proces of L3
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Urethra?
Anterior:
- Superior surface of the pubic bone
Where are the Chapman’s points for the Seminal Vesicles?
Posterior:
- Anterior/superior surface of the PSIS and posterior femoral head
