Manipulation for Systemic Dysfunction
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| How is OMT used for routine care for treatment of visceral disease? | as a complimentary treatment
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| Sympathetic inervation of the head and neck | T1-T4
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| Cardiovascular sympathetic innervation | T1-T5
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| Respiratory sympathetic innervation | T2-T7
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| Stomach, liver and gall bladder sympathetic innervation | T5-T9
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| What is important about the posterior Horn neurons and OMT? | There is a lot of cross talk
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| Small intestine Sympathetic Innervation | T9-11
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| Ovary and Testicle sympathetic innervation | T9-10
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| Kidney, ureter and bladder sympathetic innervation | T10-11
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| Large intestine sympathetic innervation | T8-L2
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| Uterus sympathtic innervation | T10-11
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| Spine sign for heart disease | doughy tissue texture changes at T1-T5 due to lymphatic congestion
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| Prostate sympathetic innervation | L1-2
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| Location of diagnosis of spinal reflexes associated with sympathethic nervous system. | Thoracic and lumbar
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| What is the typical somatic dysfunction found with the systematic nervous system. | Commonly Type 2 somatic dysfunction
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| TART criteria for SNS | Tissue texture changes
Red reflex
Chapman's Reflexes
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| Chapman's Points | tender nodules along sympathetic dermatomes
associated with specific organ dysfunctino
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| Diagnosis of abdominal plexus tension | Celiac
Superior mesenteric
Inferior mesenteric
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| Normalizing autonomic tone | treatment of type 2 spinal somatic dysfunction
rib raising
abdominal plexus release
Chapman's Point stimulation
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| Rib Raising | Stretches the connective tissue around the sympathetic chain ganglia that causes an effect. First is an up-regulation of sympathetic followed by a down regulation
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| What is normally seen with treatment of parasympathetics? | First a down regulation then an up regulation
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| Treatment of sympathetic component of bowel dysfunction | Push posterioroly into celiac, superior mesenteric, or inferior mesenteric ganglion.
Hold until tissue release, about 10-20 seconds.
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| When is treatment of bowel dysfunction contraindicated? | Ganglion inhibition is contraindicated in patients with peritonitis, bowel obstruction
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| Head and neck PNS | Vagus
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| Cardiovascular PNS | Vagus
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| Respiratory PNS | Vagus
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| Treatment of parasympathtic component of visceral disease | upper cervical soft tissue
sacral rocking
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| Stomach, liver, gall bladder PNS | vagus
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| Small intestine PNS | vagus
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| Ovary, testicle PNS | S2-S4
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| Kidney, ureter, bladder PNS | S2-S4
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| Large intestine PNS | Vagus, S2-S4
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| Uterus | S2-S4
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| Ileus | bowel shuts down and fills up with air
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| Prostate | S2-S4
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| Lymphatic Pumps | Thoracic Pump
Pectoral Traction
Pedal pump
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| Ventral Techniques | Mesenteric Lifts
Organ pumps/recoil
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| What is located in the mesentary? | Intestinal nerves, arteries, veins and lymphatics
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| What do mesenteric lifts do? | passively shorten a mesentery to reduce tension, normalize autonomics, and improve circulation and drainage
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| What are the 3 mesenteric lifts? | Descending colon lifted toward umbilicus
Transverse colon lifted toward epigastric area
Ascending colon lifted toward umbilicus
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| Barral Abdominal Sphincter Release | Direct or indirect myofascial release for fascial rotation restriction over sphincter
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| Indications for Barral Abdominal Sphincter Release | Hiatal hernia
Gastroesophageal reflux
Cholestasis
Malabsorption
Diarrhea
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| Diagnosis to use Barral Abdominal Sphincter Release | fascial rotation restriction over sphincter
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| What four areas do you do myofascial release for Barral Abdominal Sphincter Release? | Pyloric sphincter
Hepatopancreatic sphincter (Oddi)
Duodenojejunal junction
Ileocecal valve
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| Sympathetic treatments for normalization | Rib raising
Abdominal ganglion inhibition
Chapman’s point stimulation
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| Parasympathetic normalization | Suboccipital inhibition or other upper cervical treatment
Sacral rocking or other sacral treatment
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| Lymphatic treatment | Thoracic pump
Pectoral traction
Pedal pump
Effleurage
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| Organ treatment | Organ pumps
Visceral manipulation
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