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3. DSA: joyful ribs Flashcards

1
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Which ribs are the only ribs to articulate with their own vertebrae and NOT the one above them?

A

1 10 11 12

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2
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Which ribs do not have tubercles?

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11 and 12 *** do not articulate with transverse processes

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3
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Which ribs are the atypical ribs?

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1 2 11 12

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4
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Which ribs are typical ribs?

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3-9

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5
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What is the origin of the pectorals major muscle?

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Anterior superior surface at ribs 3, 4, 5

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6
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What is the insertion of the anterior scalene muscle?

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Superior surface of the 1st rib

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7
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What is the insertion of the middle scalene

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Superior surface of the 1st rib

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8
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What is the insertion of the posterior scalene?

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2nd rib

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9
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What is the insertion of the serratus anterior muscle?

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The superior lateral surface of ribs 2-8

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10
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What is the KEY origin of the latissimus dorsi muscle?

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the lower 4 ribs

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11
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What is the KEY insertion of the quadrates lumborum

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inferior aspect of rib 12

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12
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What are the muscles that elevate the first rib?

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Anterior scalene Middle scalene

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13
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What is the action of the posterior scalene?

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Elevates 2nd rib

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14
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The ______ _______ muscle starts from the spine around the costal cartilage

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external intercostal

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15
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The _____ _____ muscle starts from the rib angle to the sternum

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Internal intercostal muscle

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16
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The ______ _______ muscle starts from the rib angle to the costal cartilage

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innermost intercostals

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17
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The ______ handle motion is synonymous with the functional anterior-posterior rib axis

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Bucket

18
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The _______ handle motion is synonymous with the functional transverse rib axis

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Pump

19
Q

What are the various types of rib motion?

A

Bucket handle Pump handle Caliper Torsional Non-physiologic

20
Q

Describe bucket handle motion. Which ribs does this involve?

A

move superiorly and laterally increases the transverse diameter ribs 1, 2 8-10

21
Q

Describe pump handle motion. What ribs does it involve?

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moves superiorly and anteriorly increases the a/p diameter ribs 3-7

22
Q

The ribs move ______ and ______ with inhalation

A

Downward and posterior

23
Q

The ribs move ______ and ______ with exhalation

A

upward and superior

24
Q

_______ is the incomplete or partial dislocation of joint or organ

A

subluxation

25
Q

Describe what happens to the right and left sixth ribs when T5 is rotated to the RIGHT (torsional movement)

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RIGHT 6th rib: -posterior aspect turns externally -anterior extremity of the right sixth rib becomes more flat with inferior border sharp LEFT 6th rib: -posterior aspect turns internally -anterior extremity of the left sixth rib has superior margin accentuated

26
Q

_______ ________ ______ is due to trauma or repetitive micro trauma

A

non-physiologic movement

27
Q

What happens to the ribs during non-physiologic movement

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rib becomes subluxed anteriorly or posteriorly one or more ribs become restricted in the deformed state

28
Q

What are examples of the respiratory somatic dysfunctions?

A

Bucket handle Pump handle Caliper

29
Q

What are examples of the structural somatic dysfunctions?

A

Torsional Non-physiologic

30
Q

An inhalation dysfunction is a rib being held in a position of inhalation such that motion toward inhalation is more _____ and motion toward exhalation is _______.

A

free restricted

31
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An exhalation dysfunction is a rib being held in a position of exhalation such that motion toward _______ is more free and motion toward _______ is restricted.

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Exhalation and inhalation

32
Q

The ____ ____ is the rib that maintains a group of ribs in dysfunctional motion

A

key rib

33
Q

How do you treat a somatic dysfunction of a key rib?

A

BITE Bottom Inspired If a group of ribs is found to have Inhalation Dysfunction, the Bottom of the group is the key rib Top Expired If a group of ribs is found to have Exhalation Dysfunction, the Top of the group is the key rib

34
Q

The key rib is at the ______ of the group during an inhalation dysfunction

A

bottom

35
Q

Where is the key rib in an exhalation dysfunction?

A

At the top of the group

36
Q

List the causes of rib dysfunction

A

thoracic scoliosis or hypnosis rib cage asymmetries bony diseases increased chest wall diameter abnormal muscle tension trauma lifestyle

37
Q

What is pictured?

A

Pectus excavatum

38
Q

What is pictured?

A

Pectus carinatum

39
Q

What happens where there is deteroiration of vertebral support? (like kyphosis)

A

ribs become anteriorly depressed

40
Q

COPD serves as an example of ______ ______ ______ _______ whcih can be a cause of a rib somatic dysfunction

A

increased chest wall diameter

41
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*OSII (39 decks)

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