How to Draw Out Anterior Chapman's Points for COMLEX

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• @yuming7 · 2020-07 · in “OMM on Comlex?”

  Sacral. Cranial. Viscerosomatics. This was >90%. Read these sections in Savarese and then watch a few videos on how to draw out ▶ Chapman / ▶ Viscerosomatics for test day.

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• @whyamimakingthis22 · 2020-06 · in “COMLEX: How important is it to know ALL the Chapman's, counterstrain and autonomics?”

  Viscerosomatics (this video is GOLD): ▶ link Chapman's points: ▶ link

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• @Aerrow3 · 2019-06 · in “Taking COMLEX Saturday, any last minute tips?”

  ▶ link Use this video, it's clutch. It'll cover most of the counter strain movements that'll show up, you'll just have to learn finger placement some other way though but this video got me most of my CS questions Aside from that the VS video (▶ link and Chapmans (▶ link For sacral stuff I really like this one (▶ link followed by their part 2. Watch those videos and you should be good for most of the OMM questions the…

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• @Crazy_Mastermind · 2019-01 · in “Biweekly ERAS/Match Thread”

  Sacral OMT, use these videos for [Chapmans] (▶ link and [viscerosomatics] (▶ link and that should just about cover it.

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• @triDO16 · 2017-06 · in “Need to pass comsae”

  …with an NBME to simulate length of the actual test day. The COMSAE was nowhere near as mentally provoking as the NBME (or UWorld.) I just memorized the videos below and that was 90% of the OMM studying I did (and 90% of what you'll need.) Viscerosomatics: ▶ link Chapman's points: ▶ link I wouldn't worry about passing if you're focusing your efforts on the USMLE; it'll feel like you're doing flash cards. Good luck!

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• @creace · 2017-05 · in “tfw i realize how much i have left to learn before USMLE and COMLEX”

  learn to draw them ▶ link

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