Clinical Application Flashcards
1
Q
“If you want it on the lips, you’ve got to have it on the _____.”
A
hips
2
Q
Sitting posture
A
- May cause some restraint of diaphragm movements
- Gravity pulls the abdominal viscera down
- Supports inspiration and expiration
3
Q
Supine position
A
- Laying on back
- Gravity pulls the abdominal viscera toward the spine
- Muscles of inspiration must elevate both abdomen and rib cage against gravity
- Increased effort required for inspiration and expiration
4
Q
True or False: How a person uses and controls airflow is typically more important than lung capacity.
A
True
5
Q
Use of air supply considerations:
A
- Work to improve coordination of respiration and phonation
- Important to measure the patient’s respiratory function in both non-speech and speech tasks
- Treatment exercises should be practiced in speech contexts rather than in non-speech contexts.