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| Midclavicular, Midaxillary, Scapular line and inferior lung position with quiet respiration |
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| Midclavicular, Midaxillary, Scapular line and inferior lung position with deep inspiration |
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| what is contained in the hilus for the lungs |
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| pulmonary artery, pulmonary vein, main-stem bronchus |
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| vagas nerve for the lungs |
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| parasympathetic supply to chest, posterior to hilus |
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| diaphragm, anterior to hilus |
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| when incising the hilum take care not to |
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| damage the phrenic nerve that runs anterior to the hilus |
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| the phrenic nerve is the motor supply to |
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| pulmonary artery position |
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| immediately anterior and inferior to the main stem bronchus |
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| the vagas nerve is located |
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| starts superior to the hilus, adjacent and just lateral to the trachea then passes medial to the azygos vein, and is posterior to the hilus to travel with the posterior aspects of the esophagus |
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| there is a close relationship between the arch of the aorta and |
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| the ligamentum arteriosum |
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| connects the left pulmonary artery and the arch of the aorta and is a remnant of the ductus arteriorsis from fetal development |
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| outpocketing of the gut tube which begins as the trachea then expands into the entire respiratory tree |
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| after the ___ branches off, the trachea descends to form the __ |
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| esophagus, right and left main stem bronchi |
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| the mesoderm surrounding the lungs becomes.. |
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| there is a close relationship between the capillaries and the |
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| the left mainstem bronchus is ____ the pulmonary artery |
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| lungs become functional as |
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| the capillary and alveoli interface becomes close for passage of gases between the alveolus and the capillary |
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| secretes surfactant to keep the alveoli from collapsing |
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| when the fetus becomes viable because the lungs are functional and surfactant is produced |
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| where does the trachea divide |
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| at the carina which is at the level of the sternal angle of louis at the second rib |
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| synonym for mainstem bronchus |
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| number of lobar bronchi on the left versus the right |
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| superior bronchi is where |
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| aspiration pneumonias often occur in people who are lying bedridden on their backs |
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| the right lung lower lobe position |
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| posterior to the oblique fissure |
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| the right lung upper lobe position |
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| anterior to the oblique fissure |
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| right lung middle lobe position |
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| divided in the upper lobe by the horizontal fissure, the middle lobe is anterior and inferior |
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| the apex of the lung is superior to |
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| the medial third of the clavicle |
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| upper (anterior) and lower (posterior) |
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| the pulmonary artery and the bronchi (the veins are returned independently and don't follow the bronchial tree) |
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| where do aspirated foreign objects get lodged |
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| at the branch point between the middle lobar bronchus and the lower lobar bronchus |
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| where to place stethoscope to listen to apex of lung |
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| close to base of lung (superior to middle third of clavicle) |
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| where to listen to the upper lobe |
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| between the clavicle and the 4th rib |
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| where to listen to the middle lobe |
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| below the 4th rib just to the right of the midline |
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| to listen to the lower lobe |
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| place the stethoscope posteriorly |
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| what can be used to count ribs posteriorly |
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| C7- the prominence/spine that sticks out, then cound down T1, T2... |
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| indicates a fluid or something more radioopaque |
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| tumor at the apex of the left lung can cause |
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| back pain by pushing against the vertebral column, ptosis of eye due to parasympathetic unopposed by sympathetic nervous system, dry skin due to sympathetic nervous system, weakness in arm, tumor pressing on T1 spinal nerve, Pancoast tumor of neck |
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| myotic pupil, the droopy eyelid, the sympathetic disturbances in the arm and neck, caused by compression of the sympathetic chain |
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| C8 to form the lower trunk of the brachial plexus |
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| Pleural effusion is most likely to accumulate in the |
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| Costodiaphragmatic recess |
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| Structures at the right hilus |
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| Artery is superior, the veins are inferior, and the bronchus is posterior |
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| vagus and phrenic at the hilus |
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| The vagus passes posterior and the phrenic anterior |
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| Does the aorta lie close to the left lung? |
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| arteries and bronchi in the lung |
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| The horizontal fissure is found anteriorly at the |
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| The oblique fissure is located posteriorly at the |
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| what passes through the clavicle and 1st rib space? |
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| subclavian artery and vein, brachial plexus |
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| In the superior part of the thorax, the medial branches from the sympathetic chain supply the |
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| Is the left mainstem bronchus is narrower than the right mainstem bronchus? |
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| Do tracheal rings completely surround the trachea? |
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