Thoracic Wall Overview Part 2

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what happens at the ribs during spinal flexion
anterior rib compression, posterior rib expansion
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what happens at the ribs during spinal extension
anterior rib expansion, posterior rib compression
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what happens at the ribs during lateral flexion
ipsilateral ribcage compression, contralateral ribcage expansion
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what happens at the ribs during spinal rotation
anterior and posterior joint motion, ipsilateral ribcage compression, contralateral ribcage expansion
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what is a tripod position
anterior position white seated. Elbows on lower extremities
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what is the significance of the tripod position
common sign of respiratory distress
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what are the muscles involved in the tripod position
accessory muscles aid in respiration
- pecs, SCM, scalenes,, etc.
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what is the most efficient form of breathing
diaphragmatic breathing
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what is the mechanism of diagphragmatic breathing
diaphragm relaxes and abdomen forces air out
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what percent of breathing does the diaphragm represent
80%
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what is the purpose of diaphragmatic breathing
- strengthens diaphragm
- decreases energy output
- energy conservation
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what are the effects of forward head posture and kyphosis
- alters diaphragm stability
- phrenic nerve entrapment
- reduced lung capacity
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what are the effects of the hammock position
decreases diaphragmatic breathing, decrease lung capacity, weakens diaphragm and trunk extensorys, anterior neck muscles shorten
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what are the solutions to the hammock position
take pillows away, 30 degree elevated head, leg of bed flat
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what are challenging occupations when people have respiratory issues
what are some solutions to help
-donning socks/pants
-showering - washing LEs
-bending forward for cooking, cleaning, etc.
Solutions:
-cross legs to put on socks
-adaptive equipment
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how do you objectively assess respiration
pulse oximetry
postural changes
respiratory rate
BP
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bronchial and alveolar damage and remodeling
COPD
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what is the pathophysiology of COPD
chronic inflammatory response and narrowing
- leads to scarring and decreased mobility of lungs
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what are the effects of COPD
leads to inability to fully exhale
- CO2 buildup
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infection of one or both lungs
pneumonia
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what is the pathophysiology of pneumonia
fluid and pus fill alveoli
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what is really important do when you have pneumonia
get out of bed and get moving
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what are the benefits of mobilization for respiration
improves posture
opens chest walls
improves strength and mobility of diaphragm and intercostals
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