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8. The Respiratory System Flashcards

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Has been designed to take oxygen into the body, and get rid of carbon dioxide and some other waste products of bodily activity

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Respiratory System

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2 chambers of the nose

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Nasal cavities

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lies posterior to the nasal cavities, mouth, and larynx

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The Pharynx or throat

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projects posteriorly from the hard palate

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Soft palate

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canal between the nasal pharynx and middle ear, opens into the lateral side of the nasal pharynx

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Auditory tube

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are located on the posterior wall of the nasal pharynx

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Adenoids

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is a flat leaflike plate of cartilage

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Epiglottis

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8
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masses of lymphoid tissue

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Tonsils

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organ of voice or voice box

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Larynx

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is a triangular boxlike structure that lies in the anterior part of the neck

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Larynx

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compose of 2 flat plates of cartilage placed vertically and joined together at the midline anteriorly

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Thyroid cartilage

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is shaped like a signet ring. It encircles the larynx below the thyroid cartilage

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Cricoid cartilage

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are paired folds of the lining membrane of the larynx that extend medially from each sidewall of the larynx towards the midline

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Vocal folds

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is the slitlike opening between the vocal folds

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Glottis

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is a hollow tube 11 cm or about 4.5 inches in length extending from the larynx above to bronchi below. Consists of 16 to 20 incomplete ring

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Trachea or windpipe

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are hollow branched tubes continuous above with the trachea

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Bronchi

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17
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is a ridge of cartilage between the openings from the trachea into right and left main bronchi.

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Carina

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18
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Bifurcation of the trachea

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Carina

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19
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are formed by the division of the smallest bronchi

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Bronchioles

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smallest bronchioles that leads into the air sacs of the lungs

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Respiratory bronchioles

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21
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soft tissue study

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Pharyngography

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The lungs are divided into

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lobes – segments – alveolar sacs – alveoli

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the upper bluntly pointed end, and reaches one inch above the clavicle

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Apex

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the broad lower end is concave and rests upon the upper convex surface of the diaphragm

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Base

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25
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is a depression or indention on the medial surface of each lung where the structures enter or leave the lung

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Hilum

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consists of structures entering or leaving the lungs at the hila, the blood vessels and the main bronchi

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Roots

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of the lung is that surface that lies adjacent to the ribs and cartilages

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Costal surface

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28
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surface of the lungs that is the part in contact with the diaphragm

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Diaphragmatic surface

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surface of the lungs in contact with the mediastinum

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Mediastinal surface

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are narrow grooves or slits that divide the lung into lobes

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Fissures

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31
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can be traced around the chest wall from the 5th thoracic vertebrae behind, obliquely downwards, and forward to the anterior end of the 6th rib

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Oblique fissures

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32
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begins at the axillary border of the right lung

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Horizontal fissure

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33
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are the structural units of the lungs, each with its segmental bronchus, segmental artery and vein

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Pulmonary segments

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a cup-shaped microscopic structures that with many other similar structures form the wall of an alveolar or air sac

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Alveolus

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35
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a small tub or cavity

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alveolus

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36
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Functional unit of the lung

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alveolus

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37
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is the expanded saclike cavity opening from a small division (alveolar duct) of a respiratory bronchiole

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Alveolar sac or air sac

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38
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includes a respiratory bronchiole, its alveolar ducts, their alveolar sacs and alveoli, and the blood vessels of this unit

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Lobules of the lungs

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Each ___ is a small division of a pulmonary segment

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lobule

40
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forms the lining membrane of the chest and the covering of each lung

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Pleura

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It is a serous membrane similar to the pericardium and peritoneum, and secretes a thin watery fluid

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Pleura

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covers each lung except at the root

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Visceral pleura (NA. pulmonary pleura)

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lines the chest cavity on each side

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Parietal pleura

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that part of the parietal pleura on the upper surface of the diaphragm

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Diaphragmatic pleura

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is the parietal pleura that lines the rib cage

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Costal pleura

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is the parietal pleura on each lateral surface of the mediastinum

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Mediastinal pleura

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is the space between the lung and the chest wall

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Pleural cavity

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a narrow space where the inner surface of the lower chest wall and the diaphragm are in contact

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Costophrenic sinus or recess (NA. costodiaphragmatic recess)

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OT. Pulmonary artery

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Pulmonary Trunk

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They form capillaries about the alveoli for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide

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Pulmonary arteries – 1 Rt. and 1 Lt

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• They furnish nutrients to the respiratory bronchioles and alveolar sacs

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Pulmonary arteries – 1 Rt. and 1 Lt

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origin – Rt. ventricle

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Pulmonary arteries, rt. and lt. lobar, segmental, smaller branches and lung capillaries

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termination in left atrium

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Pulmonary veins – 2 rt. and 2 lt. tributaries

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1 rt. and 2 lt

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Bronchial arteries

55
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Respiration process is repeated about __ times per minute, and is controlled by impulses from the respiratory center in the _____. Carbon dioxide circulating in the blood stimulates this center

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18,

hindbrain

56
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the volume of air that can be expelled (breathed out) from the lungs by forced expiration, following the greatest possible inspiration, is _____

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Vital Capacity,

3500 to 4800 ml

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the volume of air that is breathed in or out during normal quiet inspiration or expiration: ____

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Tidal Air,

500 ml

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the extra volume of air that can be inspired following a normal inspiration: _____

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Inspiratory reserve volume – (complemental),

1500 to 2000 ml

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the volume of air that can be expelled from the lungs following a normal expiration: _____

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Expiratory reserve volume – (supplemental),

1500 ml

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the amount of air that remains in the lungs following a forced expiration, that cannot be expelled is _____

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Residual Volume,

1200 to 1500 ml

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Functions of the Respiratory System

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  • To supply oxygen to the blood
  • To get rid of accumulated carbon dioxide
  • To get rid of some moisture (water)
  • To get rid of some waste products
62
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middle partition

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Mediastinum

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Is a vertical partition located in the median plane of the chest and separating the lungs from each other

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Mediastinum

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Right Lung Upper Lobe

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  • Apical (1)
  • Posterior (2)
  • Anterior (3)
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Left Lung Upper Lobe

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  • Apical posterior (1&2)
  • Anterior (3)
  • Superior lingual (4)
  • Inferior lingual (5)
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Right Lung Middle Lobe

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  • Lateral (4)

- Medial (5)

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Right Lung Lower Lobe

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  • Superior (6)
  • Medial basal (7)
  • Anterior basal (8)
  • Lateral basal (9)
  • Posterior basal (10)
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Left Lung Lower Lobe

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  • Superior (6)
  • Medial basal (7)
  • Anterior basal (8)
  • Lateral basal (9)
  • Posterior basal (10)
69
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is divided into superior part, and inferior part. The inferior part is further divided into anterior, middle, and posterior parts

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mediastinum

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no lung, lungs has not formed

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Agenesis (aplasia is similar)

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production

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genesis

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underdevelopment

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Hypoplasia

73
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hollow cavities filled with fluid

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Cysts

74
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the main or other bronchus or trachea communicates with the esophagus

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Broncheoesophageal fistula

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collapse of the whole or part of a lung from obstruction of a bronchus

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Atelectasis

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the dilatation of the bronchus

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Bronchiectasis

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inflammation of the bronchus

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Bronchitis

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inflammation of trachea and bronchi

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Tracheobronchitis

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inflammation of the larynx

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Laryngitis

80
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inflammation of the lung

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Pneumonitis

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inflammation of part of a lobe or segment

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Bronchopneumonia

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inflammation of one or more lobes by a specific microorganism

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Lobar pneumonia

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inflammation due to virus

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Virus – pneumonia

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inflammation of the pleura

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Pleurisy

85
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fluid in the pleural cavity

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Pleural effusion

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pus in the pleural cavity

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Empyema

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blood in the pleural cavity

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Hemothorax

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fluid walled off in a part of the pleural cavity

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Encapsulated empyema or effusion

89
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an opening is made into the trachea in the neck anteriorly so the air may pass into the lungs

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Tracheotomy

90
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one of the pulmonary lobes is removed

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Lobectomy

91
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an entire lung is removed

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Pneumonectomy

92
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a lung segment is removed

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Segmental resection

93
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the ribs are cut through in several places and flattened in order to cause collapse of a lung

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Thoracoplasty

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insertion of a hollow needle through the chest wall into the pleural cavity to remove air or fluid

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Thoracocentesis

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