Anatomy - Gross anatomy of the airways and lungs Flashcards
how many surfaces of the lugs are there?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
c.3
costal, mediastinal and diaphragmatic are the 3
a. surfaces of the lungs
b. borders of the lungs
a.surfaces of the lungs
how many borders do the lungs have?
a, 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
c.3
anterior, inferior and posterior refer to
a. surfaces of the lungs
b. borders of the lungs
b.borders of the lungs
how many lobes does the right lung have?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
c.3
how many lobes does the left lung have?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
b.2
how many fissures does the right lung have?
a.1
b2
c3
d4
b2
how many fissures does the left lung have?
a.1
b2
c3
d4
a.1
the right lung has the superior, middle and inferior lobe. Which lobes make up the left lung?
a. superior and middle
b. middle and inferior
c. inferior and superior
c.inferior and superior
what lobe is the lingula part of?
a. left inferior
b. left superior
c. right middle
d. right superior
b.left superior
which fissure lies between the superior and middle lobes of the right lung?
a. horizontal
b. oblique
a. horizontal
which fissure lies between the inferior and middle lobes of the right lung?
a. horizontal
b. oblique
b.oblique
which fissure lies between the inferior and superior lobes of the left lung?
a. horizontal
b. oblique
b.oblique
what makes up most of the posterior surface of the lung?
a. superior lobe
b. middle lobe
c. inferior lobe
c. inferior lobe
where does the horizontal fissure run?
a. 4th ICS
b. 5th ICS
c. posterior at rib 4 and runs to rib 6
a.4th ICS
where does the oblique fissure run?
a. 4th ICS
b. 5th ICS
c. posterior at rib 4 and runs to rib 6
c. posterior at rib 4 and runs to rib 6
where do the horizontal and oblique fissure meet?
a. medially
b. laterally
c. superiorly
d. inferiorly
b.laterally
the bronchi and which vessels form the root of the lung which enter the lung at the hilum?
a/ cardiac vessels
b. pul vessels
b. pul vessels
where does the trachea divide?
a. hila
b. bronchus
c. carina
c.carina
where are the pulmonary veins found in the hila?
a. superior
b. inferior
c. medial
d. inferior
d. inferior
where are the bronchusfound in the hila?
a. superior
b. inferior
c. medial
d. anterior
e. posterior
e.posterior
where are the pulmonary found in the hila?
a. superior
b. inferior
c. medial
d. anterior
e. posterior
a. superior
in the left hilum the pul a lies ……… to the bronchus
a. superior
b. inferior
c. medial
d. anterior
e. posterior
a. superior
in the right hilum the pul a lies ……… to the bronchus
a. superior
b. inferior
c. medial
d. anterior
e. posterior
d.anterior
what surrounds the hila?
a. mediastinum
b. plural sleeve
b.plural sleeve
which part of the pleural sleeve makes up the pulmonary ligament?
a. superior
b. inferior
c. medial
d. anterior
b.inferior
allows for expansion and movement of hilar structures
what layer of the pleura lines the surface lungs and fissures?
a. visceral
b. parietal
a.visceral
what layer of the pleura lines the thoracic wall , mediastinum and diaphragm ?
a. visceral
b. parietal
b.parietal
what structure do the two lung buds develop from
a. oesophagus
b. trachea
c. bronchus
b. trachea
what does each lung bud push into during development?
a. pericardium
b. mediastinum
c. pleural sac
c.pleural sac
what does the parietal wall of the pleura adhere to?
a. ribs
b. lung
c. wall of pulmonary cavity
c. wall of pulmonary cavity
what does the visceral wall of the pleura adhere to?
a. ribs
b. lung
c. wall of pulmonary cavity
b.lung
how many regions mkae up the parietal pleura?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
d.4
which part of the parietal pleura overlies the apex and extends above the rib 1?
a. cervical
b. costal parietal pleura
c. mediastinal parietal pleura
d. diaphragmatic parietal pleura
a.cervical
which part of the parietal pleura lines the costal wall?
a. cervical
b. costal parietal pleura
c. mediastinal parietal pleura
d. diaphragmatic parietal pleura
b.costal parietal pleura
which part of the parietal pleura lines the lateral surface of the mediastinum?
a. cervical
b. costal parietal pleura
c. mediastinal parietal pleura
d. diaphragmatic parietal pleura
c. mediastinal parietal pleura
which part of the parietal pleura lines the upper surface of the diaphragm?
a. cervical
b. costal parietal pleura
c. mediastinal parietal pleura
d. diaphragmatic parietal pleura
d. diaphragmatic parietal pleura
what rib does the lung extend to posteriorly ?
a. rib 6
b. rib 8
c. rib 9
d. rib 10
e. rib 12
d.rib 10
what rib does the lung extend to anteriorly?
a. rib 6
b. rib 8
c. rib 9
d. rib 10
e. rib 12
a. rib 6
what rib does the pleural sac extend to anteriorly?
a. rib 6
b. rib 8
c. rib 9
d. rib 10
e. rib 12
b. rib 8
what rib does the pleural sac extend to anteriorly?
a. rib 6
b. rib 8
c. rib 9
d. rib 10
e. rib 12
e.rib 12
what is the gully along the inferior part of the pleural cavities where the diaphragmatic parietal pleura is pressed against the costal parietal pleura
a. costomediastinal recess
b. costodiaphragmatic recess
a. costomediastinal recess
what recess is posterior to the sternum where mediastinal and costal pleura are interfacing
a. costomediastinal recess
b. costodiaphragmatic recess
a. costomediastinal recess
what is a thoracocentsis performed for?
a. heart failure
b. oedema
c. pleural effusion
c.pleural effusion
in a thoracocentesis where is a small volume of fluid removed from?
a. visceral pleura
c. pleural space
d. mediastinum
e. lung
c.pleural space
where is a pleural tap inserted?
a. costomediastinal recess
b. costodiaphragmatic recess
b.costodiaphragmatic recess
fluid from pleural tap is is protein rich from leaky vessels due to inflammation. this fluid is known as..
a. exudate
b. transudate
a.exudate
fluid from pleural tap is from increased hydrostatic pressure/ decreased oncotic pressure . this fluid is known as..
a. exudate
b. transudate
b. transudate
eg pulmonary hypertension and kidney dysfunction
in order to avoid intercostal vessels and nerves the needle for a pleural tap should be inserted……… to the rib
a.inferior
b . superior
b . superior