Lecture 20: Lungs and Bronchial Tree Flashcards
Parietal pleura lines the
Thoracic cavity
Costomediastinal recess allow for
Expansion of lungs during inspiration
Pleura is displaced on left side because of
Displacement by the heart
Right pleural line levels
Leaves sternum at 7th costal cartilage
8th costal cartilage- midclavicular line
10th rib- axillary line
11th rib- scapular line
Left pleural line levels
Leaves sternum at IC space 5
8 cc- midclavicular
10rib- axillary line
11rib- scapular line
Right lung projections
Leaves sternum at 6th costal cartilage 6rib- midclavicular line 8rib- axillary line 10rib- scapular line (left lung is same except cardiac notch begins at 4th costal cartilage)
Oblique fissure
Separates superior/inferior lobes of left and right lung
Horizontal fissure
Separates superior/middle lobes of right lung only, left lung has no horizontal fissure
Lung lobes/lobules on each side and what supplies them
3 lobes on right, 2 lobes on left- supplied by secondary bronchi
10 lobules on right, 8 on left- supplied by tertiary bronchi
Right lung lobes include
Superior
Middle
Inferior
Left lung lobes include
Superior
Inferior
Trachea bifurcates into primary bronchi at the
Sternal angle
Carina
Located at inferior end of trachea where it branches into two primary bronchi
Produces intense cough reflex
Aspirated objects more commonly follow
Right bronchus
Angle between primary bronchi is
62 degrees