Costal Mechanics and ME Flashcards
In costal ME, the respiratory assist technique is most useful in ________ dysfunctions (primary joint restriction with minimal muscle involvement).
Articular costal
What are the most common techniques used for rib dysfunctions?
PIR (less common)
Respiratory assist (best for inhalation dysfunctions)
Joint mobilization using muscle force (best for exhalation dysfunctions)
The ________ and ________ are accessory muscles that aid in inhalation.
Sternocleidomastoid, scalenes
The ________ and ________ are principle muscles in inhalation.
External intercostals, diaphragm
When identified, the key rib is the rib that should be treated ________.
First
The ribs can be palpated just ________ to the thoracic transverse processes.
Lateral
In PIR costal ME, the hand anchoring the rib should ________ the rib to move in the inhalation direction.
Not allow
The biomechanics of ribs 3-5(6) are a combination of ________ and ________ motions.
Pump handle, bucket handle
Rib springing is a ________ technique.
Non-physiologic/mechanical
For costal dysfunctions, treatments should last ________ seconds.
5-7
The biomechanics of ribs (6)7-10 are mainly ________ motion.
Bucket handle
Pump handle motion is generally in the ________ plane whereas bucket handle motion is in the ________ plane.
Sagittal, coronal
The ________ and ________ aid in active breathing (exhalation).
Internal intercostals, abdominal musculature (rectus abdominis, external/internal oblique, transversus abdominis)
Rib palpation utilizing respiration is a ________ technique.
Physiologic
For exhalation dysfunctions, the key rib will be the ________ rib in the group.
Upper most