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this video is going to be for my do subscribers and this is on chapmans points before we go through the individual chapmans points lets just establish an overview of what were actually talking about so chapmans points are actually visceral somatic reflexes so theres some problem with an organ or a viscera and that creates this little teeny ball the somatic ball if you will that gets implanted into the tissue so these are visceral somatic reflexes you might see test writers describe them in a question vignette and the way that they will talk about them will be things like neurolymphatic palpable smooth two millimeter nodules so these are little teeny balls in the subcutaneous tissue or the fascia now before we move on in this video i want to talk about how i think you should approach studying the chapmans points now chapmans points have an anterior and a posterior location which means that theoretically if you were to study every single chapmans point thats possibly known to