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Sympathetic and Parasympathetic innervation of heart?
- Sympathetic: T1-6
- Parasympathetic: Vagus n.
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Ventricle pain refers to what dermatomes?
C8-T3
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Atrial pain refers to what dermatomes?
T4-T6 chest wall
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Location of anterior cardiac chapman's point?
Near the sternum in the 2nd intercostal space bilaterally
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Location of posterior cardiac chapman's point?
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Midway between the spinous process and
- the tips of the transverse processes in the space between the transverse
- processes of T2 & T3 bilaterally
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Anterior chapman's points are for ______?
Posterior chapman's points are for _____?
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Location of trigger point that helps in supraventricular tachyarrhymias.
5th ICS right parasternal area in pec major
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Right sided sympathetics nerves go primarily to the ____ node.
SA
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Left side sympathetic fibers innervate the ___ node.
AV
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Vasculature of the arms receives its sympathetic stimulation from these levels.
T2-T8
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Vasculature of the legs receives its sympathetic innervation from these levels.
T11-L2
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Pressure on the occipitomastoid suture likely to do what?
Slow the heart
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Main lympatic drainage of the heart?
The right lymphatic duct
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Cardiac somatovisceral changes likely to manifest where?
Left side, T1-T6
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Patients with cardiovascular dysfunction should also have these organs manipulated.
Kidney and adrenals
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Treatments for use after an Acute MI include:
- Soft tissue only first 72 hours
- Right pec major trigger point
- Paraspinals from T1-L2, occipitomastoid suture, OA, C1, C2
- Redome diaphragm, indirect thoracic outlet techniques, pectoral traction with breathing
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Manipulations to use with Hypertension
- Treat T1-L2
- Posterior adrenal chapman's points
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Manipulations to use for Congestive Heart Failure
- Treat thoracic inlet restrictions
- Dysfunction in T1-L3 and rib cage
- Redome the diaphragm
- Use thoracic, pedal, and abdominal pumps (only if sure patient's CV system can handle increased fluid load)
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Manipulations to use post Coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery.
- –Balanced Ligamentous Tension
- •Bilateral Posterior Thoracic Cage Release
- –Indirect Myofascial Release of the Sternum
- •Antero-Posterior Thoracic Cage Release
- –Indirect Myofascial Release of the Diaphragm
- •Antero-Posterior Diaphragm Release
- –Occipito-Atlantal Decompression
- •Condylar Decompression
- –Rib Raising
- •From the Head of the Table R1-5 only
- –Sibson’s Fascia Release
- Direct Myofascial Release version
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