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Cardio-Pulmonary Flashcards

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What do we combine cardio/pulmonary systems?

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significant overlap - biomechanical, circulation, innervation, lympahtics

areas of constant homeostatic control

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How are heart and lungs connected?

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via vasculature and membranous structures

(biomechanical)

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What condition can hinder CP function?

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Scoliosis

5-15o: mild scoliosis

20-45o: moderate scoliosis

>50o: severe scoliosis

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What is the Cobb method?

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used to classify scoliosis and mild, moderate or severe

cobb angle is formed by the intersection of a line parallel to the superior end plate of the most cephalad vertebra in a particular curve, with the line parallel to the inferior end plate of the most caudad vertebra of the curve

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When is respiratory function compromised in scoliosis?

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cobb angle is >50o

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What happens to lympathic flow with hypersympathetic tone?

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decreased lymph flow

due to thoracic duct being under sympathetic control

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What is the sympathic innervation of the heart?

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What is the parasympathic innervation of the heart?

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What do sympathic fibers do to HR and coronary arteries?

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Describe the cardiac plexus

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What controls relaxation in the pulmonary system? constriction?

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both by parasympathetics

smooth m. tone of the airways is mainly parasympathetics

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What are the anterior and posterior chapman points of the heart and lungs?

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What are the goals of OMT for CP? (five models)

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Generalized paraspinal inhibition can be used to decrease what?

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SVR

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What is the five model approach to HTN?

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How does HF affect the thoracic duct? leads to what?

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HF –> dec ability of thoracic duct to empty –> dilation of thoracic duct –> peripheral edema

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What is the 5 model approach to CHF?

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18
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How is OMT used in arrhythmias?

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directed towards reduction of segmental facilitation in the upper thoracics and modification of vagal tonicity

19
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What is the five model approach to arrhythmias?

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20
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What are the three goals of tx for pneumonia?

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  1. Reduce congestion
  2. Reduce sympathetic hyperactivity to the pulmonary parenchyma of the lung
  3. Reduce mechanical impediments to thoracic cage respiratory motion
21
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What is the five model approch to Pneumonia?

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22
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What is the third leading cause of death in US adults?

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COPD

23
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What is the five model approach to COPD?

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24
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What are three important CP specific considerations?

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25
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OS III (35 decks)

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