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Osteopathic- Pulmonary System Flashcards

1
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Sympathetic Autonomic Supply to Pulmonary System?

A

T1-T6

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Parasympathetic Autonomic Supply to Pulmonary?

A

Vagus

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3
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What is the primary lymphatic drainage of the lungs?

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Right Lymphatic Duct

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What happens when you increase sympathetic tone?

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Bronchodilation, Vasoconstriction, Epithelial hyperplasia

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What happens when parasympathetic tone increases?

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RELATIVE Bronchoconstriction, Profuse Secretions, Thinning of Secretions

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What are the anterior chapman’s points?

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3rd and 4th intercostal spaces @ sternal border bilaterally. TQ

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Prolonged sympathetic stimulation results in…..

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Vasoconstriction and local hypoperfusion (Not Good)

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What reflex prevents overinflation and cannot distinguish between air and fluid in the lungs?

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Hering-Breuer Reflex (TQ!)

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9
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When the carotid body senses more 02 is needed it…..

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Signals the respiratory center to increase respiratory rate, results in RAPID, SHALLOW, BREATHING.

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10
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A flattened diaphragm does what to lymphatics?

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Decreased fluid movement, less lymphatic flow–> Tissue congestion

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Goals of OMT treatment in pneumonia?

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Decrease congestion and decrease sympathetic hyperactivity (T1-6 Rib Raise, Chapman’s points, Paraspinal inhibition).

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12
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Fever over 102.5? Lymphatics are…..

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Contraindicated

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13
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Stage I Pneumonia treatment?

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Bilateral Rib Raising, Bilateral indirect myofascial release of thoracic inlet, Bilateral inhibition of paravertebral muscles C1-C5

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Stage II Pneumonia Treatment?

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Steps 1,2,3 from stage 1.

Treat any somatic dysfunction C7-T6

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Stage III Pneumonia Treatment?

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Bilateral Rib Raise, Lymphatic Pump, Specific treatment of any vertebral somatic dysfunction

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16
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COPD Treatment?

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Improve chest cage motion (seated rib raise)

17
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Acute Asthma Treatment?

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Sympathetic stimulation (bronchodilation), Promote thoracic, sternal, costal motion.

18
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Prevention of Post-op Atalectasis? Post-op ileus?

A

Incentive Spirometery, Thoracic Lymphatic Pump

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