Chest

Question 1

Two landmarks for chest positioning

Answer 1

Jugular Notch and Vertebra prominens C7

Question 2

CR landmark for PA Chest

Answer 2

C7 Vertebra Prominens

Question 3

Landmark that marks upper margin of lungs

Answer 3

C7 Vertebra prominens

Question 4

Two alternative names for the jugular notch

Answer 4

Manubrial and suprasternal notch

Question 5

CR landmark for AP Chest

Answer 5

Jugular notch

Question 6

Jugular Notch corresponds to what section of the vertebra

Answer 6

T2-T3

Question 7

Part of digestive and respiratory system.
Passageway for food/fluids and air.

Answer 7

Pharynx

Question 8

Area of the trachea that bifurcates into the left and right bronchi

Answer 8

carina

Question 9

Bronchus that is shorter, wider and more vertical

Answer 9

Right Primary Bronchus

Question 10

Bronchus where food and foreign objects are more likely to enter and lodge

Answer 10

Right Bronchus

Question 11

Gland that corresponds to level of C5-7

Answer 11

Thyroid Gland

Question 12

Part of the mediastinal structure and reaches max size at puberty

Answer 12

Thymus Gland

Question 13

Palpated easily and known as the adams apple or laryngeal prominence and corresponds to C5

Answer 13

Prominent anterior projection of thyroid cartilage

Question 14

Projects upward behind the tongue and acts as a lid to cover the laryngeal opening during swallowing

Answer 14

epiglottis

Question 15

Most posterior part of digestive system that connects the pharynx with the stomach

Answer 15

esophagus

Question 16

Extends from its junction with the larynx at level of C6 downward to level of T4/T5, where it divides at carina into right/left bronchi

Answer 16

trachea

Question 17

Lower concave area of each lung that rest on the diaphragm

Answer 17

Base

Question 18

Inner membrane of the pleura that encloses the lungs and heart

Answer 18

Visceral (pulmonary) pleura

Question 19

Medial portion of the thoracic cavity between the lungs

Answer 19

Mediastinum

Question 20

This is NOT considered a mediastinal structure

Answer 20

epiglottis

Question 21

Air or pressure in the pleural cavity that can cause lung collapse

Answer 21

pneumothorax

Question 22

Chest organ that corresponds with T5-T8

Answer 22

Heart

Question 23

Very slender build and makes up 10% of population

Answer 23

Asthenic body type

Question 24

Stops patients involuntary diaphragm movements

Answer 24

Breathing techniques