3-ThoraxandLungs Flashcards

1
Q

identifies the position of the body extending from the base of the neck superiorly to the level
of the diaphragm inferiorly

A

Thorax

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2
Q

is constructed of the sternum, 12 pairs of ribs, 12 thoracic
vertebrae, muscles, and cartilage

A

thoracic cage

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3
Q

The thorax consists of the

A

anterior thoracic cage

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4
Q

a. The spinous process of the seventh
cervical vertebra (C7), also called

A

vertebra prominens

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5
Q

Infants tend to breathe more

A

abdominally than thoracically.

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6
Q

Fine,short, interrupted crackling sounds;
alveolarrales are high -pitched. Sound
can be simulated by rolling a lock of hair
near the ear. Best heard on inspiration
and expiration. May not be cleared
by coughing.

A

Crackles

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7
Q

Continuous, low-pitched, coarse,
gurgling, harsh,loudersounds with a
moaning or snoring quality.Best heard
on expiration but can be heard on both
inspiration and expiration.
May be altered by coughing

A

Gurgles

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8
Q

Superficial grating or creaking sounds
heard during inspiration and expiration.
Not relieved bycoughing.

A

Frictionrub

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9
Q

Continuous, high-pitched,
squeaky musicalsounds.
Best heard on expiration.
Not usually altered by coughing.

A

Wheeze

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10
Q

Soft-intensity, low-pitched, “gentle
sighting” sounds created by air moving
through smaller airways (bronchioles and
alveoli)

A

Vesicular

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11
Q

Moderate-intensity, moderate- pitched,
blowing sounds created by airmoving
through larger airways (bronchi)

A

Bronchovesicular

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12
Q

High-pitched, loud, “harsh” sounds
created by air moving through the
trachea.

A

Bronchial
(tubular)

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13
Q

The heart is a hollow, muscular, four-chambered organ located in the middle of the thoracic cavity between the lungs in the
space called the

A

mediastinum

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14
Q

weighs in women?

A

255g or 9oz

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15
Q

weighs in men?

A

310g or 10.9oz

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16
Q

most of the heart lies?

A

behind to the left of the sternum

17
Q

The upper portion of the heart (both atria), referred to

A

base

18
Q

The lower portion (the ventricles), referred to

A

apex

19
Q

This point where the apex touches the anterior chest wall
is known as the

A

PMI point of maximal impulse

20
Q

The anterior chest area that overlies the heart and great vessels is called

A

precordium.

21
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