Everything Flashcards

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Pneumothorax

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Air accumulation in pleural sac

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Pleural effusion

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Accumulation of fluid in pleural sac

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hydropneumothorax

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air and fluid

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chylothorax

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lymph accumulation

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5
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pyopneumothorax

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pus accumulation

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empyema

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pus without air accumulation

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pleurisy

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inflammation of the pleura

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oblique fissure - scapular line

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4th rib

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oblique fissure - midaxillary

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5th rib

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oblique fissure - midclavicular line

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6th rib

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horizontal fissure - midaxillary line

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4th rib

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horizontal fissure - midclavicular line

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4th rib

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13
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auscultation of superior right lobe

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anteriorly above 3rd rib

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auscultation of superior left lobe

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anteriorly above 5th rib

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auscultation of middle right lobe

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anteriorly just below 4th rib

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auscultation of inferior lobes (both sides)

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posteriorly above 5th rib

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costodiaphragmatic recesses

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inferior limit of visceral and parietal pleura

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thoracocentesis

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removal of fluid from pleura space

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Where do you perform a thoracentesis

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8th and 9th intercostal space near midaxillary line on the inferior aspect

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Where do you insert a chest tube

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4th or 5th intercostal space near midaxillary line

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innervation of parietal pleura

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GSA

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22
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innervation of visceral pleura

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GVA - no pain innervation

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23
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lymph drainage of right lung

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tracheobronchial nodes –> R paratracheal

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lymph drainage of left superior lobe

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superior tracheobronchial node –> L paratracheal

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lymph drainage of left inferior lobe
inferior tracheobronchial nodes --> R paratracheal
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foreign objects are more likely lodged in which bronchus
Right - shorter wider and more vertical than left
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Atelectasis
collapse of lung or lobe resulting from blockage of airway
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Pancoast tumor
tumor of lung apex
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2 Areas pancoast tumors can affect
1. lower trunk of brachial plexus (klumpke palsy) | 2. cervical sympathetic chain (Horner syndrome)
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Klumpke Palsy
injuring to C8 and T1 resulting in paralysis involving the muscles of the forearm and hand
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Horner syndrome
disruption of nerve pathway to brain face and eye resulting in decreased pupil size, a drooping eyelid and decreased sweating on the affected side of your face
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pulmonary embolism
blockage of pulmonary artery
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DVT (deep vein thrombosis)
blood clot (usually in legs)
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dyspnea
difficulty breathing
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Left border of cardiac silhouette (4)
aortic arch, pulmonary trunk, left auricle, left ventricle
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Right border of cardiac silhouette (4)
Right brachiocephalic v., SVC, IVC, right atrium
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4 most common sites of lung cancer metastases
CNS, bone (vertebrae), liver, adrenal gland
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Transverse pericardial sinus
separates arteries from veins
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pericarditis
inflammation of the pericardium
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pericardial effusion
fluid accumulation in the pericardial space
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pericardiocentesis
removal of fluid from between serous layer of parietal pericardium and serous layer of visceral pericardium
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Another name for visceral pericardium
epicardium
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Where do you place a needle for pericardiocentesis
inferior to the thoracic cage at left xiphisternal junction
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What is at risk of injury when performing a pericardiocentesis
internal thoracic artery
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cardiac tamponade
compression of heart from accumulated fluid in pericardial sac
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Symptoms of cardiac tamponade (4)
1. rapid heartbeat 2. muffled heart sounds 3. distended neck veins 4. hypotension/ weak pulse
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What is coronary artery dominance determined by
Origin of the posterior interventricular artery
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Anterior interventricular a. AKA
left anterior descending a (LAD)
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posterior interventricular a. AKA
posterior descending a. (PDA)
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anterior- superior 2/3 of the interventricular septum is supplied by
left coronary artery
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posterior- inferior 1/3 of the interventricular septum is supplied by
right coronary artery
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Widow Maker AKA
LAD
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Referred pain from heart is from what spinal cord levels
GVA- T1-4
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Angina pectoris
chest pain from heart
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Cause of angina pectoris
insufficient supply of oxygen to cardiac muscles
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Auscultation of aortic valve
2nd intercostal space on R
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Auscultation of pulmonary valve
2nd intercostal space on L
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Auscultation of tricuspid valve
5th intercostal space on L
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Auscultation of mitral valve
5th intercostal space on L midclavicular line
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3 points to which the aorta is fixed
1. Aortic valve 2. ligamentum arteriosum 3. aortic hiatus
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Aortic coarctation
Section of the aorta is narrowed
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aortic dissection
creating space between walls of the aorta
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Raynaud syndrome and treament (what axons)
sympathetic dysregulation of vasculature resulting in numbness or pain (GVE) can be relieved by surgical distruction of sympathetic chain at root of the neck
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Lymph drainage of cervical esophagus
Deep cervical or paratracheal
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lymph drainage of thoracic esophagus
posterior mediastinal
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lymph drainage of abdominal esophagus
left gastric, celiac
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4 Areas of esophageal constriction
1. junction with pharynx 2. aortic arch 3. left main bronchus 4. diaphram (esophageal hiatus)
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pectus excavatum
depression of sternum (funnel chest)
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pectus carinatum
anterior protrusion of sternum (pigeon chest)
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what is the landmark used for a central venous line, what structure is this?
angle of louis, carina
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gynecomastsia
abnormal growth of mammary glands in males
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polythelia
supernumerary nipples
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polymastias
supernumerary breasts
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amastia
absence of breasts
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intercostal nerves provide:
sensory and somatic motor innervation
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what does an artificial pacemaker stimulate
purkinje fibers
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what causes peau d orange
blockage of cutaneous lymphatic vessels
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What is Beck's Triad and what does it indicate?
cardiac tamponade-- 1. rapid heartbeat/ muffed heart sounds 2. distended neck veins 3. hypotension/weak pulse
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herpes zoster is an infection of?
posterior root ganglion
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Where is an intercostal nerve block administered? Between what mucles? What structures are most in danger here?
intercostal space between internal and innermost intercostal muscles, intercostal n and collateral branch are most in danger
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Where does the lymph of the medial quadrant of the breast drain to? The rest of the breast?
parasternal node, axillary node
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What quadrant are most malignant breast tumors found?
superior lateral quadrant
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What is the route for breast cancer metastasis?
intercostal veins --> azygos system --> 1. lung/pleura OR 2.intervetebral plexus--> vetebrae, brain
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What structures lie anterior if a finger is placed in the transverse pericardial sinus?
aorta and pulmonary artery (CABG)