Lab 3: Rib Dx and Tx Flashcards

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Rib Evaluation Ribs 1-2

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Rib Evaluation Middle Ribs 3-6

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Rib Evaluation Lower Ribs 7-10

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Rib Evaluation Floating Ribs 11-12

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Rib Diagnosis Superior 1st Rib

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Rib Diagnosis Inhalation

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Rib Diagnosis Exhalation

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Rib 1 Inhalation Treatment

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Ribs 2-6 Inhalation Treatment

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Ribs 7-10 Inhalation Treatment

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Ribs 11-12 Inhalation Treatment

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Ribs 1-2 Exhalation Treatment

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Ribs 3-5 Exhalation Treatment

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Ribs 6-8 Exhalation Treatment

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Ribs 9-10 Exhalation Treatment

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Ribs 11-12 Exhalation Treatment

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What ribs require you to depress the key rib with exhalation in order to treat their inhalation dysfunction?

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What ribs require you to activate the quadratus lumborum to treat?

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Ribs 11-12, for both inhalation and exhalation dysfunction

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What ribs require activation of the anterior/middle scalene ms. to treat exhalation dysfunction?

20
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What ribs require activation of the posterior scalene to treat exhalation dysfunction?

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What ribs require activation of the pectoralis minor m. to treat exhalation dysfunction?

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What ribs require activation of the serratus anterior m. to treat exhalation dysfunction?

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What ribs require activation of the latissimus dorsi m. to treat exhalation dysfunction?

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What are the landmarks of the chest?

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Midsternal line

Midclavicular line

Anterior axillary line

Midaxillary line

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Contraction of the pectoralis muscles can cause what dysfunction?
Anterior rib inhalation dysfunction Mainly treated by engaging pectoralis minor
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What is the accessory muscle responsible in a patient with COPD struggling to breathe?
Serratus anterior muscle, scapula is fixed in place