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Respiratory Cases CIS Flashcards

1
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stellate ganglion

A

inferior cervical and 1st thoracic

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2
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upper airway sympathetics

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T1-2

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3
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bronchiole and lung sympathetics

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T2-6

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4
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superior cervical ganglia

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fused C1-4

-postganglionic innervation to head and neck

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5
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stellate ganglion

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fusion of inferior cervical sympathetic ganglion with ganglion of T1

middle cervical and stellate - innervate heart, lungs, bronchi**

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6
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lung and upper airway parasympathetics

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vagus

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7
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pterygopalatine ganglia

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supply PS to sinuses, nose, lacrimal gland, blood flow to nasal mucosa

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8
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sympathetic ganglia

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close to rib heads

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9
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sympathetics to respiratory

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more watery mucous - less viscous

airway relaxation

blood vessel constriction

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10
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parasympathetics to respiratory

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more viscous mucous

airway constriction

blood vessel dilation

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11
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phrenic nerve

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C345

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12
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accessory muscle use during respiration

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can create rib dysfunction

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13
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reduced thoracic kyphosis

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reduced vital capacity, inspiratory capacity, TLC, and lateral expamsion

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14
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negative correlation

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between increased kyphotic angle and inspiratory capacity, vital capacity, and lateral expansion

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15
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decreased lymph flow

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decreased antigen presentation

tissue congestion

prolonged recovery from infection

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16
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anterior chapmans

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diagnostic

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17
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posterior chapmans

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for treatment

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18
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alternative tx with chapmans

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hold anterior and posterior points

-connect with firm thought? lady your nuts.

wait for connection to resolve. yeah, okay.

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19
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middle ear chapmans anterior

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upper edge of clavicle, lateral to where crosses first rib

20
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middle ear chapmans posterior

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otitis media**

upper edge of posterior aspect of tip of C1 transverse process

21
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myocardium chapmans anterior

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2nd and 3rd ICS close to sternum

22
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upper lung chapmans anterior

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3rd and 4th ICS close to sternum

23
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lower lung chapmans anterior

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4th and 5th ICS close to sternum

24
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myocardium chapmans posterior

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intertransverse 2nd and 3rd vertebrae

25
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upper lung chapmans posterior

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intertransverse 3rd and 4th vertebrae

26
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lower lung chapmans posterior

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intertransverse 4th and 5th vertebrae

27
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tonsil chapmans anterior

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1st and 2nd ICS close to sternum

28
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bronchus, esophagus, thyroid chapmans anterior

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2nd and 3rd rib ICS close to sternum

29
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sinuses chapmans anterior

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3.5 inches from sternum, upper edge of 2nd rib and 1st ICS above

30
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larynx, sinuses, tongue chapmans posterior

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midway between transverse and spinous processes of C2 on superior aspect of TP

31
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bronchus, esophagus, thyroid chapmans posterior

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midway between transverse and spinous process of T2 on posterior aspect

32
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vomer

A

midline bone sits above inter-maxillary suture

33
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motion of vomer

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flexion and extension - drive by motion of sphenoid

34
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vomer during flexion

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moves postero-inferior

35
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vomer during extension

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moves anterio-superior

36
Q

vomer release

A

palpation done - at cruciate ligament

thumb pad on cruciate ligament - rest head on thumb

wait several cycles of flexion/extension for vomer to be encouraged to resume its usual motion

37
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vertebropleural ligament

A

function to ensure each lung equally aerated

38
Q

restriction of vertebropleural ligament

A

limit lung fuction and C7 motion

39
Q

visceral manipulation

A

from behind - hands under ribs anteriorly

address diaphragm, pericardium, mediastinum, phrenic center

40
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tri-axial

A

autonomics
lymphatics
structural

41
Q

sphenopalatine ganglion

A

parasympathetics

-with vagus

42
Q

OMT in hospitalized patient

A

focus on lymphatics, mechanical drainage, mucous production

enhanced delivery of antibiotics to affected area with improved circulation

43
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child ribcage

A

very pliable

44
Q

acute situations

A

avoid supine techniques

45
Q

infant eustachian tube

A

more pliable, less cartilage

horizontal orientation

increased incidence of reflux

46
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tensor veli palatini

A

responsible for draining the eustachian tubve

spasm - obstruction in middle ear of child

47
Q

medial pterygoid

A

contraction causes compression of eustachian tube

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