L5: Physiotherapy Quiz

Which anatomical structures pass through the aortic hiatus located in the diaphragm?

Which of the following nerves does NOT innervate the diaphragm?

Which of the following complications associated with obesity is related to the digestive system?

What complications can occur in individuals with obesity who have been diagnosed with sleep apnea?

How does excessive body weight affect the function of the respiratory system?

Clinical symptoms of diaphragm dysfunction may manifest as:

Where does most of the arterial blood supply to the diaphragm come from?

What is the pressure in the pleural cavity relative to the peritoneal cavity?

What percentage of the body’s oxygen demand during respiration is met by the diaphragm?

What role does the diaphragm play in the context of microorganisms?

.How does the diaphragm enhance spinal stability?

Why are compensatory breathing patterns in obese individuals difficult to reverse in physiotherapy unless weight is reduced?

What may cause altered depth and rate of breathing in obese individuals?

During a patient examination in a sitting or standing position, the right dome of the diaphragm is:

Which region should a physiotherapist examine when assessing a patient’s respiratory movements:

Which of the following muscles attach to both the ribs and the cervical spine, playing a role in preparing the thorax for gas exchange?

Which muscles influence the resistance of airflow through the upper respiratory tract?

What does the absorption of lymph from the diaphragm depend on?

Which of the following statements regarding the functional connections of the diaphragm is true?

How does excess adipose tissue affect the breathing mechanism in obese individuals?