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ANTERIOR chapman points related to the GU system
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One inch lateral to and one inch superior to the umbilicus
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POSTERIOR chapman reflex related to the GU system
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T12/L1 intertransverse space midway b/t the spinous and tip of the transverse processes
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Parasympathetic innvervation to the kidney from the VAGUS nerve
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from C1 and C2 to the renal parenchyma
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Parasympathetic innervation to the kidney from S2-S4
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Renal Pelvis
Upper ureters |
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Sympathetic innvervation to the kidney is from _____
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T10 to L1
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sympathetic effects upon the kidney include
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Vasoconstriction of AFferent arterioles
decreased GFR decreased urine volume Elevation of systemic BP Increased renin release from juxtoglomerular apparatus Assists in regulation of Na retention |
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Sympathetic effects upon the kidney are exaggerated by
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emotional stress
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Sympathetic hyperactivity to the kidney has been implicated as one cause of ....
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HTN
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Prolonged SNS stimulation to the kidney (weeks) results in ...
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retention of Na and H2O with resultant arterial P
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Vagal PSNS afferent fibers have both ______ and play a role in _____
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mechanireceptors
chemoreceptors renorenal reflexes |
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Vagal PSNS mechanoreceptors, besides renorenal reflexes, also play a role in _____
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assist in regulating BP
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Effects of hyperparasympatheticonia are ...
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unknown
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Normal venous and lymphatic drainage of the kidney depends primarily upon _______
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the diaphragm
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Diaphragmatic motion and, as a result renal function, can be impaired by what (3) things?
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lower rib dysfunction
upper lumbar dysfunction Somatosomatic reflexes from C3-5 dysfunction |
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All renal lymph drains into the _____
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thoracic duct and then into left subclavian vein
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Kyphotic posturing tenses the diaphragm, leading to _____ of the kidney due to ....
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Ptosis
Loss of protective fat d/t the liver pushing on the right kidney |
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Ptosis of the kidney results in
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Chronic passive congestion
Kinked ureters Hydronephrosis Orthostatic albuminuria Urinary statis -> UTI, calculi |
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SXS of renal ptosis include ...
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LBP
Sciatica Inguinal pain Recurrent pyelonephritis Recurrent renal lithiasis |
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Less common SXS of renal ptosis include ...
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considerable morning thirst
LBP upon awakening coated tongue painful soles of the feet leg discomfort knee pain |
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Step I of treating renal ptosis is ...
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lifting the kidney via visceral technique and observe if kidney stays lifted
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Step II of treating renal ptosis is ...
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If kidney does not stay lifted from step I, use visceral technique to lift liver (may be holding kidney down)
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Step III of tx renal ptosis is ...
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Redome the diaphragm (lymphatic technique)
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Step IV of tx renal ptosis is ...
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Release the pelvic floor (lymphatic technique)
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Step V of tx renal ptosis is ...
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Release the ANTERIOR cervical fasciae (myofascial release)
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Step VI of tx renal ptosis is ...
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Balance the reciprocal tension membrane (Cranial technique)
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Caution should be used in administering OMM to pts on corticosteroids for antirejection therapy d/t ...
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presence of severe osteoporosis
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Psoas
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Somatic effects of dysfunction in the LAVENDER area
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quadratus lumborum
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Somatic effects of dysfunction at the YELLOW area
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Transverse abdominus
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SD of dysfunction of the RED area
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diaphragm
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SD resulting from problems in the GREEN area
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Polycystic kidneys
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What is this?
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Pyelonephritis
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what is this?
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