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62 Cards in this Set
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renal chapman?
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one inch above and lateral to umbilicus
T12/L1 intertranverse process |
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parasympathetic innervation of renal?
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vagus, C1, and C2- parenchyma
S2-4: renal pelvis and ureter |
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sympathetic innervation of renal?
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T10 to L1
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renorenal reflexes modulated by which nervous system?
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PNS modulates which renal reflex?
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hyperparesympatheconia effects on renal?
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unknown
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somatic dysfunc. in which areas cause diaphragm restriction resulting in a change in lymph drainage from kidney?
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lower ribs, upper lumbar, C3-C5 dysfunction cause impairment in?
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ptosis of the kidney can be caused by what posture?
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increased kyphosis places strain on the diaphragm causing what to the kidneys?
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sx. of renal ptosis?
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low back pain, sciatica, inguinal pain, recurrent pyelonephritis and stones indicate?
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tx. of renal ptosis?
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lifting kidney, liver, diaphragm
pelvic floor, release ant. cervical fascia, balance reciprocal tension mem. |
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anastamosis of renal transplant?
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ext. iliac art. and vein anastamose to...
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one contraindication to right colon mesenteric release?
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renal transplant contraindication to?
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effect of increased lumbar lordosis on GU?
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predisposition of stones and obstruction due to streching of ureters by increased tension on psoas caused by?
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sx. of urinary freq., ureg., burning, found in what somatic dysfunction and disease?
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pubic symphysis dysfunc. and cystitis sx.?
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pubic symphysis dysfunc. effect on children?
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enuresis caused by which somatic dysfunction?
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kidney motion during respiration and psoas contraction?
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1.5 cm to 9.0 cm during respiration and lateral rotation along with psoas contraction
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sympathetics to distal ureter and bladder?
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L1-L2
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hypersympathecotonia in ureter(2), kidney(1) and bladder(3)?
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dec. peristalsis and inc. spasm in ureter, dec. bladder tone, inc. sphincter tone, and incomplete emptying in bladder, and HTN in bladder
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hyperparasympathecotonia in kidney, ureter, bladder?
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kidney and proximal ureter have increased peristalsis, distal ureter and bladder have dec. sphincter tone, inc. wall tone, and inc. peristatlsis
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somatic dysfunction that may cause impotence?
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iliosacral and sacraliliac dysfunction can lead to?
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premature ejaculation found in what somatic dysfunction?
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L1 and L2 dysfunction can cause what in GU?
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purpose of sacral pounding?
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increase parasympathetic tone by which OMM tech.?
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lower abdominal skin and wall trigger points mimick what kind of pain?
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kidney stones pain mimic by what trigger points?
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sx. of intrapelvic trigger points?
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pain in bladder, sphincter spasm and sx. of prostatitis?
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dysfunc. in UTI?
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pelvic floor, symphysis, T10-L2, sacroilial, ilialsacral, throacic pump and splenic stimulation
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quad pain and hyperspasm are sx. of?
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urosepsis sx.?
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tx. for prostatitis?
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ischiorectal fossa release, T12-L2, sacroilial, ilialsacral, lymphatic pump
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ECSWL tx.
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treat as if acute lumbar sprain and strain
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enuresis associated dysfunc.?
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L5, pubic symphysis, innominate and sacral in that order
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first appearance of musculoskeletal problem in pregnant lady?
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after 20wks. gestation is when what appears?
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effect of foward center of gravity?
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increases in lumbar lordosis (7.2), kyphosis (6.6), ant. pelvic tilt (1.9)
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risk factor for developing most common complication of pregnancy?
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smoking, heavy manual labor, parity, and age are risk factors for?
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pain in groin and all down thigh may originate from where?
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lumbar back pain due to stretched ligaments and microtrauma?
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pseudosciatica vs. sciatica?
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radicular symptoms with no neural deficit or root compression is?
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lightening?
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result of fetal part desecending into pelvis and making it easier to breathe for mom
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effect of pregnancy on RA?
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relieves symptoms due to increased cortisol secretion?
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effect of pregnancy on ankylosying spondilitis?
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aggrevated by preg. but still able to have normal vaginal delivery
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congestion leading to headache, nausea, lightheadedness MOA?
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reversal of venous flow into plexus of Batson can cause?
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widening and increased mobility of joints start at what week?
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10th to 12th week, start seeing what changes to pelvis?
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effects of relaxin on other places besdies pelvis?
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widening of circumference 5 to 7cm and subcostal angle 68 to 103, diaphragm pushed upward
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office visit schedule?
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0 to 28wks monthly
28 to 36wks every three weeks 36 to delivery weekly |
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circulation of fetus can be affected by what somatic dysfunc.?
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T10 to L2 dysfunc. effect on fetus?
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morning sickness associated dysfunc.?
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occiput to C2 and T5-T9
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myofasical release primarly used for relievement of pain from what during pregnancy?
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abd. wall stretch pain
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round ligament tender points?
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points L3 to L5 tenderpoint correspond to?
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second most common complicaton of pregnancy and etiology?
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carpal tunnel from edema, worse with HTN and preeclampsia
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tx. of carpal tunnel in pregnancy?
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thoracic inlet, upper thoracics and ribs, myo release of transverse ligament
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lower ext. edema peaks at?
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third trimester
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common sx. of third trimester?
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edema, constipation, reflux esophagitis, LBP, loss of balance, change in gait
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tx. that influences cervical dialation?
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sacral base dysfunction
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OMM prevention of paralytic ileus?
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rib raising?
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length and reason for "window of opportunity?"
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3 to 6 weeks due to residual relaxin
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labia majora innervation?
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L1-L2 (genitofemoral nerve) crossing the psoas
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ovarian and distal 2/3 of fallopian tube sympathetic innervation?
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T9-T10
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uterine fundus, proximal fallopian, round ligament sympathetic innervation?
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T11-L1
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primary effects of sympathetics on pelvic viscera?
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vasomotor changes are primary effects on pelvic viscera by which system?
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ME of long muscle of hip girdle and innominate or pubic dysfunc. is first step in tx. for?
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dysmenorrhea tx.?
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ovarian cyst formation in leg discrepency can be seen on which side?
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longer leg side has ovarian cyst
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sequelae of uterine retroversion?
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pelvic nerve stretching and dyspareunia
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major osteopathic cause of interstitial cystitis?
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restricted pelvic floor motion resulting in decreased venous and lymph drainage
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findings in pelvic congestion syndrome?
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uterine vein varicosity, LBP, pelvic pain, associated menorrhagia and frequency
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findings in pelvic floor syndrome?
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pain in pelvis, coccyx, vagina, buttock, or anus
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tx. of pelvic floor syndrome?
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bimanual soft tissue and myofascial release
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