Omm Final Review Part 3

Front 1

Parasympathetics for left colon and rectum?

Back 1

Pelvic splanchnics (S2-S4)

Front 2

Pancreas lies anterior to what muscles?

Back 2

Psoas

Front 3

Upper esophagus consists of which muscle type?

Back 3

striated

Front 4

Contraindications for performing a mesenteric lift?

Back 4

Abscess, AAA, Acute infection

Front 5

Kidney Anterior Chapman's point?

Back 5

One inch lateral, one inch superior to the umbilicus

Front 6

Sympathetics to kidneys?

Back 6

T10 - T 11

Front 7

Superior vagal ganglion sits where?

Back 7

Jugular Foramen

Front 8

Inferior vagal ganglion sits where?

Back 8

Body of C2

Front 9

Distal portion of the ureters and the bladder receive parasympathetics from?

Back 9

S2-S4

Front 10

Sympathetic effects on kidney afferent arterioles?

Back 10

vasoconstriction

Front 11

Anterior Chapman's point for adrenal glands?

Back 11

One inch lateral and two inches superior to umbilicus

Front 12

Posterior Chapman's point for adrenal glands?

Back 12

intertransverse space on both sides of T11 and T12 midway between spinous processes and transverse processes

Front 13

Anterior Chapman's point for bladder?

Back 13

umbilical area

Front 14

Posterior Chapman's point for bladder?

Back 14

intertransverse space between L1-2

Front 15

When treating a unilateral sacral flexion the patient holds his or her breath in _______ while you push _____ on the _______ ?

Back 15

Inhalation, anterior, ILA

Front 16

When treating a unilateral sacral extension the patient holds his or her breath in _____ while or push _____ and _____ on the ______ ?

Back 16

Exhalation, anterior and caudad, superior sulcus

Front 17

Sympathetic levels for the bladder and distal ureters?

Back 17

T12 - L2

Front 18

Meralgia paresthetica results from entrapment of the ______ nerve between the ____ and _____?

Back 18

Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve; between the inguinal ligament and sartorius

Front 19

Anterior inguinal tender point is located where?

Back 19

On the lateral border of the pubic bone near the attachment of the inguinal ligament

Front 20

Tender point for iliolumbar ligament?

Back 20

1 inch superior and lateral from the inferior margin of PSIS

Front 21

Treatment for stress incontinence includes release of what diaphragm?

Back 21

Pelvic diaphragm

Front 22

Anterior Chapman's point for urethra?

Back 22

Located in the myofascial tissue along the superior margin of the pubic ramus about 2 cm lateral to the symphysis

Front 23

Sympathetics to gonads? Travels in which nerves? Axons synapse where?

Back 23

T10-T11; lesser splanchnic nerves; synapse in superior mesenteric ganglion

Front 24

Bile Duct reflex?

Back 24

T6 right

Front 25

Anterior Chapman's point for the gallbladder?

Back 25

6th intercostal space on the right

Front 26

If a person has an inversion sprain of the ankle, which position is the fibular head most likely to favor?

Back 26

Posterior fibular head

Front 27

If a person has a posterior fibular head; their ankle is likely to favor?

Back 27

Plantar flexion, inversion, and supination

Front 28

Dorsal wrist counterstrain points are treated in which position?

Back 28

extension of the wrist

Front 29

Ventral wrist counterstrain points are treated in which position?

Back 29

flexion of the wrist

Front 30

Which counterstrain tender points are treated by flexing or extending the carpometacarpal joint and applying traction?

Back 30

interossei tender points