Respiratory Cases CIS

Question 1

stellate ganglion

Answer 1

inferior cervical and 1st thoracic

Question 2

upper airway sympathetics

Answer 2

T1-2

Question 3

bronchiole and lung sympathetics

Answer 3

T2-6

Question 4

superior cervical ganglia

Answer 4

fused C1-4

-postganglionic innervation to head and neck

Question 5

stellate ganglion

Answer 5

fusion of inferior cervical sympathetic ganglion with ganglion of T1

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

Question 6

lung and upper airway parasympathetics

Answer 6

vagus

Question 7

pterygopalatine ganglia

Answer 7

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

Question 8

sympathetic ganglia

Answer 8

close to rib heads

Question 9

sympathetics to respiratory

Answer 9

more watery mucous - less viscous

airway relaxation

blood vessel constriction

Question 10

parasympathetics to respiratory

Answer 10

more viscous mucous

airway constriction

blood vessel dilation

Question 11

phrenic nerve

Answer 11

C345

Question 12

accessory muscle use during respiration

Answer 12

can create rib dysfunction

Question 13

reduced thoracic kyphosis

Answer 13

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

Question 14

negative correlation

Answer 14

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

Question 15

decreased lymph flow

Answer 15

decreased antigen presentation

tissue congestion

prolonged recovery from infection

Question 16

anterior chapmans

Answer 16

diagnostic

Question 17

posterior chapmans

Answer 17

for treatment

Question 18

alternative tx with chapmans

Answer 18

hold anterior and posterior points

-connect with firm thought? lady your nuts.

wait for connection to resolve. yeah, okay.

Question 19

middle ear chapmans anterior

Answer 19

upper edge of clavicle, lateral to where crosses first rib

Question 20

middle ear chapmans posterior

Answer 20

otitis media**

upper edge of posterior aspect of tip of C1 transverse process

Question 21

myocardium chapmans anterior

Answer 21

2nd and 3rd ICS close to sternum

Question 22

upper lung chapmans anterior

Answer 22

3rd and 4th ICS close to sternum

Question 23

lower lung chapmans anterior

Answer 23

4th and 5th ICS close to sternum

Question 24

myocardium chapmans posterior

Answer 24

intertransverse 2nd and 3rd vertebrae

Question 25

upper lung chapmans posterior

Answer 25

intertransverse 3rd and 4th vertebrae

Question 26

lower lung chapmans posterior

Answer 26

intertransverse 4th and 5th vertebrae

Question 27

tonsil chapmans anterior

Answer 27

1st and 2nd ICS close to sternum

Question 28

bronchus, esophagus, thyroid chapmans anterior

Answer 28

2nd and 3rd rib ICS close to sternum

Question 29

sinuses chapmans anterior

Answer 29

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

Question 30

larynx, sinuses, tongue chapmans posterior

Answer 30

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

Question 31

bronchus, esophagus, thyroid chapmans posterior

Answer 31

midway between transverse and spinous process of T2 on posterior aspect

Question 32

vomer

Answer 32

midline bone sits above inter-maxillary suture

Question 33

motion of vomer

Answer 33

flexion and extension - drive by motion of sphenoid

Question 34

vomer during flexion

Answer 34

moves postero-inferior

Question 35

vomer during extension

Answer 35

moves anterio-superior

Question 36

vomer release

Answer 36

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

Question 37

vertebropleural ligament

Answer 37

function to ensure each lung equally aerated

Question 38

restriction of vertebropleural ligament

Answer 38

limit lung fuction and C7 motion

Question 39

visceral manipulation

Answer 39

from behind - hands under ribs anteriorly address diaphragm, pericardium, mediastinum, phrenic center

Question 40

tri-axial

Answer 40

autonomics lymphatics structural

Question 41

sphenopalatine ganglion

Answer 41

parasympathetics | -with vagus

Question 42

OMT in hospitalized patient

Answer 42

focus on lymphatics, mechanical drainage, mucous production enhanced delivery of antibiotics to affected area with improved circulation

Question 43

child ribcage

Answer 43

very pliable

Question 44

acute situations

Answer 44

avoid supine techniques

Question 45

infant eustachian tube

Answer 45

more pliable, less cartilage horizontal orientation increased incidence of reflux

Question 46

tensor veli palatini

Answer 46

responsible for draining the eustachian tubve spasm - obstruction in middle ear of child

Question 47

medial pterygoid

Answer 47

contraction causes compression of eustachian tube