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31 Cards in this Set
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(s)t3-t6 --> greater splanchnic nerves
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esophagus; celiac ganglia --> decreases peristalsis, cntrcts sphnctr
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(s)t5-t10--> grtr splnchnc nerve
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celiac ganglion, stomach--> rlx lumen, cntrct sphnctr, decrease scrtn/mtlity
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t6-t8 --> grtr splnchnc nerve
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duodenum; celiac ganglia--> rlx lmn, cntrct sphnctr, dcrse motility
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t5-t11
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PANCREAS, same as above
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name the 2 organs innervated by t6-t9
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liver/gallbladder ; liver (gluconeogen/glycogenolysis) / relaxtn of gall bladder
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t9-t11
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small bowel; lesser splanchnic/ sup. mesenteric, decrease peristalsis/scrtn
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t9-t12
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appendix
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t8-t11
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right colon ; sup mesenteric ; dcrse peristalsis/ secretion
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t12-L2
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Left colon; least/lumbar splanchnic; inferior mesenteric ganglia/ cntrct sphinctr, dcrse peristalsis y secretion
(p)s2-s4 --> @ splenic flexure |
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what does facilitation do to the tissues?
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facilitation makes the tissues more sensitive to exogenous stimulation (tenderness)
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what can facilitation lead to ?
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facilitation can lead to non-physiological stimulation of the ANS nerves, aberrant organ activity that affects cellular, tissue and organ systemic activities
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(s) eye
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t1-2 ; dilates pupil (mydriasis) --> relaxes for enhanced far vision
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(s) lacrimal,nasal,submandibular,sublingual,parotid,carotids and thyroid
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t1-4 ; stimulates for little secretions
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(s) heart
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t1-5; increase contractility / conduction velocity
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(s) lungs
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t2-7; relaxes BRONCHIAL SMOOTH muscle
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(p) eye
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CN 3 ; ciliary ganglion--> constricts pupil (miosis); constricts for near vision
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(p) lacrimal/nasal glands
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CN 7 ; pterygopalantine ; EXCESSIVE SECRETIONS
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(p) submandibular/sublingual glands
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CN 7 ; submandibular ganglion ; EXCESSIVE SECRETIONS
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(p) parotid ganglion
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CN 9; OTIC ganglion; EXCESSIVE secretions
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(p) carotids, thyroid, heart, lungs
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CN 10 ; thyroid- excessive secretion ; heart --> dcrses contractility y conduction velocity; lungs CONTRACTION of bronchial smooth muscle
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Temperature findings in an Acute dysfunction
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hot
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tissue texture findings in an acute dysfunction
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moisture, fullness, edema and tension
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red reflex in an ACUTE dysfunction
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increased or prolonged redness
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Temperature findings in a CHRONIC dysfunction
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cool temperature
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chronic tissue texture findings
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thickness, dryness, ropiness and pimples
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chronic red reflex findings
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P-R-O-L-O-N-G-E-D blanching
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Appendix chapman points
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tip of right 12th rib
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adrenal chapman point
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2" superior / 1" lateral to umbilicus ; t11 spinous process
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heart chapman point
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2nd medial intercostal space ; T2 spinous process
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Kidney chapman point
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umbilicus
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Colon
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anterior IT bands ; L2-L4 spinous process
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