omm Flashcards by Fatima Bilal

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VS h&n

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T1-4

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vs heart

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T1-5

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VS LUNG

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T2-T7

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VS ESOPHAGUS

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T2-T8

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VS STOMACH

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FOREGUT = T5-T9 (STOMACH, LIVER, GB, PANCREAS, SPLEEN, PROX DUODENUM)

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VS LIVER

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FOREGUT = T5-T9 (STOMACH, LIVER, GB, PANCREAS, SPLEEN, PROX DUODENUM)

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VS GB

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FOREGUT = T5-T9 (STOMACH, LIVER, GB, PANCREAS, SPLEEN, PROX DUODENUM)

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VS SPLEEN

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FOREGUT = T5-T9 (STOMACH, LIVER, GB, PANCREAS, SPLEEN, PROX DUODENUM)

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VS PANCREAS

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FOREGUT = T5-T9 (STOMACH, LIVER, GB, PANCREAS, SPLEEN, PROX DUODENUM)

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VS PROX DUODENUM

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FOREGUT = T5-T9 (STOMACH, LIVER, GB, PANCREAS, SPLEEN, PROX DUODENUM)

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VS DISTAL DUODENUM

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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VS JEJUNUM

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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VS ILEUM

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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VS ASCENDING COLON

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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VS PROX 2/3 TRANSVERSE COLON

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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VS KIDNEY

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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VS PROXIMAL URETER

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MIDGUT = T10-T11 (DISTAL DUODENUM, JEJUNUM, ILEUM, ASCENDING + PROX 2/3 OF TRANSVERSE COLON, KIDNEY, PROXIMAL URETER)

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where does parasympathetic innervation change from CNX to S2-S4

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S2-S4= everything past distal 1/3 transverse colon +adrenal glands +GU

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VS ADRENAL GLANDS

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T8-T0

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VS OVARIES / TESTES

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T10-T11

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VS UTERUS

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T10-T12 (UTERUS, CERVIX, PROSTATE)

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VS CERVIX

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T10-T12 (UTERUS, CERVIX, PROSTATE)

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VS PROSTATE

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T10-T12 (UTERUS, CERVIX, PROSTATE)

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VS DISTAL URETER

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T11-T12 (DISTAL URETER+BLADDER)

VS BLADDER

T11-T12 (DISTAL URETER+BLADDER)

VS DESCENDING COLON

L1-L2 (DESCENDING COLON, SIGMOID COLON, RECTUM)

VS SIGMOID COLON

L1-L2 (DESCENDING COLON, SIGMOID COLON, RECTUM)

VS RECTUM

L1-L2 (DESCENDING COLON, SIGMOID COLON, RECTUM)

CS TIBIALIS ANTERIOR

MEDIAL ANKLE INVERSION FOOT AND ANKLE W SLIGHT IR

CS FIBULARIS LONGUS/BREVIS/TERTIUS

LATERAL ANKLE EVERSION FOOT AND ANKLE W SLIGHT ER

CS LATERAL MENISCUS, LCL

@LATERAL MENISCUS ON JOINT LINE PT SUPINE. THIGH ABDUCTED SO LEG OFF TABLE. FLEX KNEE. ABDUCT + R TIBIA

CS MEDIAL MENISCUS/ MCL

@ MEDIAL JOINT LINE PT SUPINE. THIGH ABDUCT OFF TABLE. FLEX KNEE. TIBIA ADDUCT AND IR

CS ACL, PCL, POPLITEAL M

ACL: SUPERIOR POPLITEAL FOSSA, PUSS DOWN ON TIBIA PCL: SLIGHTLY BELOW CENTER POPLITEAL FOSSA, PULL TIBIA UP POPLITEAL M: BELOW FOSSA, IN M BELLY --\> FLEX KNEE AND IR TIBIA

What is the orientation of cervical nerves?

They exit above their associated spinal level. -C7 nerve exits at C6

Major motions of the following: -OA -AA -C2-7

-OA: Flexion, extension -AA: Rotation -C2-7: Sidebending

Whiplash injuries cause:

Loss of lordosis

True ribs = ? False ribs= Typical ribs Atypical ribs Pump handle ribs Bucket handle ribs

TRUE RIBS= 1-7 False ribs 8-10 Typical ribs 3-9 Atypical ribs 1, 2, 10, 11, 12 Pump handle ribs 1-5 Bucket handle ribs 6-10

RIB M ATTACHMENTS R1-R12

R1: anterior and middle scalene R2: posterior scalene R3-5: pectoralis minor R6-9: serratus anterior R10-12: latissimus dorsi

TP AND SP LOCATION RELATIVE TO EACH OTHER THORACIC SPIN

RULE OF 3'S T1-3: TP and SP at same level T4-6: TP 1/2 segmen above SP T7-9: TP 1 full segment above T10: TP 1 full segment above T11: TP 1 full segment above T12: TP and SP at same level

Supination of the radial head is paired with:

Anterior motion

Pronation of the radial head is paired with:

Posterior motion

McMurray setup to test MM McMurray setup to test LM

MENISCAL TEARS MM- Flex knee, ER foot/leg and apply valgus stress LM- Flex knee, IR foot/leg and apply varus stress

Pronation of ankle is paired with: Supination of ankle is paired with: ANT/POST fibular head is paired with:

PRONATION: (ANT FIB HEAD, POST TALUS) Dorsiflexion Eversion Abduction SUPINATION: POST FIB HEAD Plantarflexion Inversion Adduction

Scoliosis angulation and treatments: MILD, MOD, SEVERE

Mild: \<20; OMT Moderate: 21-45; OMT and brace Severe: \>50; surgery

Functional short leg is paired with: Anatomical short leg is paired with:

Functional short leg is paired with: anterior innominate rotation Anatomical short leg is paired with: posterior innominate rotation

Leg-length replacement Old: Young:

Old: 1/16" q 2 wks. Young: 1/8" q 2 wks. Max is 1/2" q 2 wks.

Superior sacral axis: Medial sacral axis: Inferior sacral axis:

Craniosacral and respiratory motion Postural motion Innominate motion

CRANIAL FLEXION VS EXTENSION * change in shape * how do paired bones move * how do midline bones move * how does the sacrum move

Torsion Axes: movement: Hands:

1 sagittal A/P axis moves coronal (sup/in) hands: dig 1 + 5 of hand move together, opp of other hand

sidebending rotation axis? movement? hands?

SBR 1 sagittal, 2 vertical (coronal) move: same coronal, opp transverse crack the egg, tilt into the wider fingers (egg)

vertical strain axis movement hands

2 transverse axis 1 saggittal forward/away from doc

lateral strain axis movement hands

2 vertical 1 trasnverse move opp fingers

posterior cervical CS PC1 inion PC1+2 occiput PC2 n PC3 PC4-8 n

PC1 inion= F STRA PC1+2 Occipt = E SARA PC2 + PC4-8 = E SARA * PC2 = superior tip of SP2 * 4-8 = named for SP above it PC3 = FSARA * = inferior tip of SP 2 \*cervical mav = c3= FSARA\*\*

posterior thoracic CS PT 1-12 SPs PT1-3 TP PT4-9 TP PT10-12 TP

PT SP 1-12 = E PT1-3 TP = E SARA \*\*PT4-9 TP = E SART \*\* PT10-12 TP = E SARA thoracic maverick = 4-9 E SART

CS posterior lumbar SP and TPs

SP = E ADD Ra (pelvis) vs torso towards TP= E SaRt (pelvis)

UPL5 LPL5 High Ilium SacroIliac PL3 PL4

UPL5 = E ADD (+ir/er) * superior to PSIS LPL5= F ADD IR * inferior to PSIS the rest or lat/med High Ilium SacroIliac= E AB ER PL3= E AB ER PL4= E AB ER