Rib Treatment Flashcards

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Middle Ribs (3-6) Gross Motion Testing

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Mixed pump and bucket, primarily pump

Patient supine
Doc at head of table
Thumbs or ulnar aspect of hands to palate costocondral articulations for pump handle
At midaxillary line for bucket handle

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Lower Ribs (7-10) Gross Motion Testing

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Primarily bucket

Patient supine
Doc at side of table
Thumbs palate costocondral articulations for pump handle
At midaxillary line with fingers for bucket handle

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Ribs 11 and 12 Gross Motion Testing

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Caliper

Patient prone
Doc at side of table
Thumbs and index fingers palpate shaft of rib

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Inhalation Dysfunction

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Rib won’t go down for exhalation

Treat inferior rib

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Exhalation Dysfunction

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Rib won’t go up into inhalation

Treat superior rib

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Rib 1 Pump Handle Inhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc at head of table
Flex neck
Contact superior aspect of rib 1 with thumb
Resist motion at inhalation
Push down during exhalation

Sternocleidomastoid

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Rib 1 Bucket Handle Inhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc at head of table
Contact superior surface of first rib posteriolaterally
Flex head
Sidebend toward affected rib
Contact superior aspect of rib, resist motion with inhalation, push down during exhalation

Sternocleidomastoid

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Ribs 2-10 Pump Handle Inhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc at head of table, knee behind affected rib
Contact superior aspect of rib on anterior chest wall - lateral to sternum
Resist motion with inhalation, push down with exhalation

Intercostal muscles and descent of diaphragm

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Ribs 2-10 Bucket Handle Inhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc at head of table, knee at affected rib
Sidebend to affected rib
Contact superior aspect of rib at midaxillary line
Resist motion during inhalation, push down during exhalation

Intercostal Muscles and Decent of Diaphragm

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Ribs 11 and 12 Inhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient prone
Doc opposite posterior rib on side
Legs brought towards doc
Arm on side of posterior rib abducted above head
Grasp ASIS on opposite side and posteriorly rotate
Contact posterior aspect of involved rib
Lateral distraction force as patient exhales and tries to bring hip down towards table

Quadratus lumborum

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Rib 1 Pump Handle Exhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc on side affected side
Patient's hand on forehead
Contact superior aspect of affected rib posteriorly
Contact patient's hand
Patient hold breath
Inferior force on rib
Posterior force on hand
Patient lifts head
Hold 3-5 secs
Relax

Anterior Scalene Muscles

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Rib 1 Bucket Handle Exhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc on side of affected rib
Patient's hand on side of affected rib on forehead
Rotate head 30 degrees away from affected side
Contact superior aspect of affected rib posteriorly
Contact patient's hand
Patient holds breath
Interior force on rib
Posterior force on hand
Patient lifts head up
Hold 3-5 secs
Relax

Middle Scalene Muscles

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Ribs 2-10 Pump Handle Exhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc on side of affected rib
Patient's hand on affected side on forehead
Contact superior aspect of rib posteriorly
Contact patient's hand
Patient holds breathe
Inferior force on rib
Posterior force on hand
Push hand toward ceiling
Hold 3-5 secs
Relax

Pectoralis and Serratus Anterior Muscles

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Ribs 2-10 Bucket Handle Exhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient supine
Doc side of affected rib
Patient's hand on side of affected rib on forehead
Contact superior aspect of rib posteriorly
Contact hand
Patient holds breathe
Inferior force on rib
Posterior force on hand
Push hand up and laterally 45 degrees
Hold 3-5 secs
Relax

Lateral aspect of Serratus Anterior Muscle

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Ribs 11 and 12 Exhalation Dysfunction ME

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Patient prone
Doc on side opposite affected rib
Sidebend legs towards doc
Leave arms at side
Contact ASIS and rotate posteriorly
Contact posterior aspect of rib
Patient holds breathe
Lateral distracting force at rib
Patient tries to push hip to table
Hold 3-5 secs
Relax

Lateral aspect of Latissimus Dorsi and Quadratus Lumborum

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16
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Modified Kirksville Crunch HVLA

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Patient supine
Doc opposite side of posterior rib
Arm on side of rib crosses to opposite ASIS
Other arm grasp opposite shoulder
Roll patient toward doc
Contact rib with thenar eminence
Flex shoulder so elbow over rib
Cradle head and neck to add flexion or drape around elbow
Roll back onto back slightly pass midline
Anterior to posterior thrust at the end of exhalation

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Chin Pivot (Upper Ribs 1-4)

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Patient prone
Doc opposite side of posterior rib
Cup chin with hand on side of affected rib
Abduct arm up to gap rib
Contact affected rib
Contact side of head on side of affected rib
Sidebend head towards side of affected rib (towards doc)
End of exhalation - anterolateral thrust making sure to no thrust at head

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J Stroke (Rib 1)

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Patient seated
Doc behind, foot opposite affected rib on table
Patient drapes arm over leg
2nd MCP joint contacts superior aspect of rib 1
Sidebend neck towards affected rib (away from doc)
End of exhalation inferior medial thrust

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Upper Ribs (1-2) Gross Motion Testing

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Primarily pump

Patient supine
Doc at head of table
Thumbs at angle of rib 1
Index finger posterior to clavicle over anterior aspect of rib 1
Middle and ring finger over anterior aspect of rib 2