Class 14 Flashcards
1
Q
- The diaphragm and transverse abdominis have many things in common, except:
- one is a thick muscle, and one is a thin muscle
- one only activates through conscious control, and the other only activates through subconscious control
- one is on the front of the body, and the other is on the backside of the body
- all the above are incorrect
A
d
2
Q
- Which muscle is not labeled correctly in terms of its anatomical alignment?
- some of the diaphragm muscle fibers align vertically
- most of the TrA muscle fibers align horizontally
- most of the multifidus muscle fibers align vertically
- most of the oblique muscles align diagonally
A
c
3
Q
- During a proper inhalation, the lower ribs should move _____.
- upward and outward
- upward and inward
- downward and outward
- downward and inward
A
a
4
Q
- Which statements are true?
a. each pair of ribs attach to a thoracic vertebra
b. belly breathing is a great way to fully inflate the lungs
A
a
5
Q
- A bucket handle swinging upward is analogous to _____.
- the diaphragm moving downward during inhalations
- the diaphragm moving upward during inhalations
- the lower ribs moving upward during inhalations
- the lower ribs moving downward inhalations
A
c
6
Q
- To fill the lungs maximally, start by expanding the ____, then the ____, and lastly the ____, 360-degrees, respectively.
- lower chest, upper chest, belly
- belly, lower chest, upper chest
- lower chest, belly, upper chest
- upper chest, belly, lower chest
A
c
7
Q
- During a 24-hour period, an adult will breathe about _____ times while at rest. Done correctly, this keeps the joints of the thorax healthy.
- 5K
- 10K
- 14K
- 20K
A
d
8
Q
During upper chest breathing, these 3 muscles tend to be overactive. Name these 3 muscles from left to right.
- scalenes; SCM; pectoralis minor
- SCM; scalenes; pectoralis minor
- scalenes; SCM; pectoralis major
- SCM; scalenes; pectoralis major

A
a
9
Q
- Correctly label each spinal junction.
- A = TL; B = CT; C = LS
- A = CT; B = LS; C = TL
- A = CT; B = TL; C = LS
- A = LS; B = TL; C = CT

A
c
10
Q
- Flared lower ribs make _____ more common.
- belly breathing
- TL junction over-extension
- stuck or immobile ribs
- all the above

A
d
11
Q
- These images teach the client to appreciate the 3-D nature of breathing.
- true
- false

A
a
12
Q
- The happy baby exercise in the _____ core exercise category.
- bird dog
- supine bridge
- dead bug
- none of the above

A
c