Lecture 25. Respiratory System 2 Flashcards

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What is the cartilage of the larynx that is made from elastic cartilage only

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epiglottis

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2
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Where does the cricoid cartilage sit

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present at C6 vertebral

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3
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What are the 3 divisions of the larynx

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vestibular , ventricle and infraglottic region

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4
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Describe the arytenoid cartilage

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important for voice production, it is the attachment site for the vocal ligament and intrinsic muscles of the larynx

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5
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Describe the vocal cord

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  • there is a true and false vocal cord
  • the true vocal cord is formed from the vocal ligaments while the false vocal cord is formed from the vestibular ligament
  • true vocal cords vibrate during phonation
  • false vocal cords do not vibrate during phonation
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6
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Where does the trachea start and end

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It starts at c6 and ends at T4-T5. it passes through the superior mediastinum only

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7
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Whta is the glottis

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the space between the vestibular folds

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8
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What is posterior and anterior to the trachea

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posterior: eosphagus
anterior: manubrium of the sternum thymus and thyroid

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9
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How many generations of the bronchi are there

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25

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10
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Describe the 1st,2nd and 3rd generations of the bronchi

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1st generation: the primary bronchi separates to the right and left root of the lung
2nd generation: supplies the lobar, ventilates specific lobes
3rd generation: ventilates individual segments of the lobar

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11
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Compare the right and left bronchi

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The right bronchus is shorter, wider and more vertically positioned

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12
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How many borders and surfaces does the lung have

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The lung has 3 surfaces and 3 borders

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13
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What are the 3 borders of the lung

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Anterior border: sharp border. The anterior border of the left lung carries the cardiac notch, the portion beneath the cardiac notch is the lingula
Posterior border: round and related to the vertebral column
Inferior border: sharp and separates the medial and lateral surface.

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14
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Where does the inferior border cross the anterior lateral and posterior aspects of the thorax respectively

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It crosses it on the 6th, 8th and 10th rib

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15
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What are the 3 surfaces of the lung

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inferior (diaphragmatic surface) of the lung is concave and sits on the diaphragm
lateral (costal surface) is convex and related to the robs and sternum
medial (mediastinal) surface is concave and related to the middle and posterior mediastinal structures. the surface carries the hilum

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16
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What is the emrbyonic equivalent of the middle lobe of the left lung

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the lingula

17
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Describe how the right lung is divided?

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divided into the superior, middel and inferior lobe. this is further divided by the oblique and the horizontal fissure.
- obliques fissures separate the superior and inferior lobe.the horizontal fissure separates the superior and middle lobe

18
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What are bronchioles

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the smallest airways that do not carry any cartilage in their walls

19
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Describe the pleura

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  • lungs are surrounded by pleura ( layers)
  • pleura is composed of 2 serous layers: inner visceral and outer parietal
  • the space between the visceral and parietal pleura is the pleural cavity : needed to lubricate the surface
20
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Describe the visceral pleura

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attached to the surface of the lungs and extends to the fissure of the lungs
-reflects at the hilum and continues as the parietal pleura

21
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Describe the parietal pleura

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starts along the hilum and lines the inner surface of the thoraxic wall
extends over the diaphragm and mediastinum
consists of the costal, diaphragmatic and mediastinal parts

22
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What is the costadiaphragmatic recess

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potential pleural space that surrounds the convexity of the diaphragm

  • lowest point of the pleural cavity
  • crosses the ribs at 8,10 and 12 from the anterior lateral and posterior
23
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What innervates the visceral and parietal pleura

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visceral: autonomic
parietal: sympathetic