Lecture 20: Pleura and Mediastinum Flashcards

1
Q

pleural space is __space. Thin layer between __ and ___

A

potential space, lungs and body wall

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2
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visceral pleura attached to __, parietal pleura attached to __

A

lungs, body wall

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3
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the pleural space lines the ___surface of the body wall

A

medial

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4
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what are some signs of fluid in the pleural space

A
  1. Lungs decreased in size and retracted from body wall
  2. Fluid opacity between lungs
  3. Fluid opacity dorsal to sternum
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5
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what wrong

A

pleural fluid- cardiac silhouette not as noticeable and lungs retracted from body wall

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6
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what view do you want to take to see fluid

A

dorsoventral

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7
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what view do you want to see heart, but won’t necessarily see fluid

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ventrodorsal

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8
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which view is VD vs DV

A

Left is DV
Right is VD

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9
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what is a lobar sign

A

line between normal lung and abnormal lung

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10
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what is fissure line

A

line between normal and normal lung lobe

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11
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fissures lines do not always mean fluid, could be ___

A

fat

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12
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What indicated by red line

A

lobar sign- line between normal lung and abnormal (ST opacity)

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13
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what is indicated by yellow arrows

A

fissure line- line between normal and normal lung lobes
Notice fat on periphery

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14
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What wrong

A

Pleural fluid- lungs smaller and retracted from body wall

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15
Q

what wrong and how do you know

A

Pneumothorax
Very black and no vasculature so not lung
Heart should be closer to sternum

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16
Q

with pneumothorax collapse of the down lung allows the heart to fall into the __

A

dependent hemithorax

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17
Q

what wrong and how do you know

A

tension pneumothorax
Ribs parallel to body, barrel chested and tented diaphragm

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18
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what are the signs of tension pneumothorax

A
  1. Ribs parallel to body
  2. Barrel chested
  3. Flat/tented diaphragm
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19
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what are 3 conditions that mimic pneumothorax

A
  1. Hypovolemia
  2. Chondrodystrophic chest conformation
  3. Skin folds
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20
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what wrong

A

nothing- just skin fold
Not pneumothorax

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21
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what is a rent

A

hole in the diaphragm

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22
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what is a hernia

A

Displacement of structure through hole

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23
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What wrong and why is it not pleural fluid

A

diaphragmatic hernia
Not fluid because can easily see cardiac silhouette and lungs touching body wall

24
Q

what is a flail chest

A

3 or more ribs in a row fractured—> during inhalation part of thorax moves in and other out

25
Q

what wrong

A

extra-pleural sign

26
Q

what wrong

A

lysis of ribs

27
Q

the mediastinum is between __ and __

A

right and left pleural sacs

28
Q

the mediastinum runs from __ to __

A

thoracic inlet to diaphragm

29
Q

the mediastinum is fenestrated in what species

A

dogs and cats

30
Q

t or f: mediastinum is a closed cavity

31
Q

the mediastinum communicates with __ and __

A

neck and retroperitoneal space

32
Q

what organs are seen in mediastinum

A
  1. Aorta
  2. Trachea
  3. Heart
  4. Thymus (young animals)
  5. Esophagus
  6. Caudal vena cava
  7. Sternal lymph node (sometimes)
33
Q

label 1-4

A
  1. Mediastinum
  2. Costal parietal pleura
  3. Medistinal parietal pleura
  4. Diaphragmatic parietal pleura
34
Q

identify 1-5

A
  1. Mediastinum
  2. Costal parietal pleura
  3. Pulmonary pleura (visceral)
  4. Pleural space
  5. Mediastinal parietal pleura
35
Q

identify 1-14

A
  1. Vertebral body
  2. Rib
  3. Costal parietal pleura
  4. Body wall
  5. Lung
  6. Mediastinal pleura
  7. Pleural space
  8. Visceral pleura
  9. Sternum
  10. Heart
  11. Vena cava
  12. Esophagus
  13. Aorta
  14. Azygos vein
36
Q

normal or abnormal mediastinum

37
Q

normal or abnormal young dog mediastinum

A

normal- thymus

38
Q

normal or abnormal mediastinum

A

Cranial mediastinum mass

39
Q

where is cranial mediastinal LN located

A

ventral to trachea

40
Q

what does cranial mediastinal LN drain

A

head, thoracic limbs and sometimes thoracic duct

41
Q

What circled

A

cranial mediastinal LN

42
Q

where is tracheobronchial LN

A

dorsal and slightly caudal to the carina, displaces carina ventrally

43
Q

what does tracheobronchial LN drain

A

trachea and bronchus

44
Q

what circled

A

tracheobronchial LN

45
Q

t or f: can occasionally see sternal lymph node and its normal

46
Q

where is sternal lymph node located

A

dorsal to 1st and 2nd sternabrae

47
Q

what does sternal LN drain

A

peritoneal cavity, cranial three mammary glands

48
Q

What circled

A

sternal LN

49
Q

what wrong

A

Heart base mass

50
Q

t or f: small amount of gas in esophagus is normal

51
Q

where is esophagus seen

A

above the trachea within thorax

52
Q

esophagrams are useful study to verify __

A

esophageal position

53
Q

esophagram always acquire __rads

54
Q

What wrong

A

persistent right aortic arch- vascular ring anomaly

55
Q

what wrong and what breed common in

A

redundant esophagus
Brachiocephalic breeds

56
Q

what wrong

A

megaesophagus

57
Q

What wrong

A

esophageal stricture