Lower respiratory tract Flashcards

1
Q

Larynx lies at which vertebra levels?

A

4th 5th 6th cervical vertebra

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2
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Thyroid cartialage

A

-Largest cartialage of larynx
-apart of lateral and anterior wall of larynx, not apart of posterior wall
-consists of 2 laminae that form a V shape

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3
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Thyrohyoid membrane:

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-Attached to upperborder of thyroid cartialage
-Has piercings which allows; Superior laryngeal VESSLES and internal laryngeal nerve to pass

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3
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Cricoid cartialage:

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-Forms the base of the Larynx
-lateral facets articulate with inferior cornu of thyroid cartialage
-Posterior upper border facets articulate with arytenoid cartialage

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4
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Ligaments of cricoid Cartialage:

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Cricothyroid ligament: is the vocal ligament, forms the interior of the True vocal cord.

Cricotracheal ligament: joins cricoid to first tracheal ring

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5
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Epiglottis cartialage:

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-sides of epiglottis are connected to arytenoid cartialages by aryepiglottic fold
-aryepiglottic fold is connected to corniculate cartialage
-Forms the false vocal cords

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6
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Arytenoid cartialages

apex and base articulation and 2 processes

A

-apex articulates with corniculate cartialage
-base articulates with cricoid cartialage
-2 processes, muscular process and vocal process.

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7
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Cornicualte cartialage:

A

give attachment to aryepiglottic fold

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8
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Cuniform cartialage:

A

found in aryepiglottic folds

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9
Q

Laryngeal inlet boundaries

A

Anteriorly:epiglottis
Laterally:Aryepiglottis fold
Posteriorly:Arytenoid and corniuclate cartialages

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10
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Cavity of larynx:

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1)Vestibule: Situated between laryngeal inlet and vestibular folds
2)middle region: between vestibular folds and vocal folds
3)lower region:vocal folds above it, lower border of cricoid cartialage below it.

Laryngeal ventricle: btw vestibular and vocal folds.

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11
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Vestibular fold:

false vocal cords

A

fixed fold
vascular pink

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12
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Vocal fold:

true vocal cords

A

Mobile, voice production
avascular white

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13
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Extrinsic Larynx muscles:

action and attachment

A

move larynx up and down during swallowing

attached to hyoid bone, which is connected to thyroid cartialage by thyrohyoid membrane.

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14
Q

Elevators of larynx:

7

A

-digastric
-stylo mylo genio– hyoid
-Stylo ,salpino pharyngeus

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15
Q

Depressors of larynx:

3

A

Omohyoid
Sternohyoid
Sternothyroid

16
Q

Mucous membrane of Vocal cords is covered by what?

A

stratified squamous epithelium, can withstand repetitive trauma

16
Q

Mucous membrane of larynx is covered with what kind?

A

ciliated columnar epithelium

17
Q

Sensory nerves of larynx:

A

Above vocal cords:internal laryngeal branch of the superior laryngeal nerve of vagus

Below vocal cords: reccurent laryngeal nerve

18
Q

Motor nerves of larynx:

A

Recurrent laryngeal nerve branch supplies all the intrinsic muscles.

Except cricothyroid muscle: supplied by external laryngeal branch of superior laryngeal branch of vagus.

19
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upper half blood supply of larynx:

A

Superior laryngeal branch of superior thyroid artery.

20
Q

lower half laryngeal blood supply:

A

Inferior laryngeal branch of inferior thyroid artery

21
Q

Lymph drainage of larynx:

A

deep cervical group nodes

22
Q

Trachea starts and ends at:

Posterior free end connected by….

A

Starts at 6th cervical vertebra

Ends between 4th and 5th thoracic vertebra

posterior free end connected by smooth trachealis muscle

23
Q

Anterior relations of trachea and neck:

A

Sternothyroid and sternohyoid overlap the…
-Inferior thyroid vein
-jugular arch
left brachiocephallic vein

24
Q

Posterior relations of trachea and neck:

A

right and left recurrent laryngeal nerves and esophagus.

25
Q

Lateral relations of neck and trachea:

A

lobes of thyroid glands and carotid sheath.

26
Q

Anterior relations of trachea and superior mediastinum of thorax:

A

-Sternum, thymus
-left BC vein and common carotid artery
-arch of aorta

27
Q

Posterior relations of trachea and superior mediastinum of thorax:

A

esophagus and left recurrent laryngeal nerve.

28
Q

Right side of trach—sup mediastinum:

vein, nerve, pleura

A

azygous vein, right vagus nerve, right pleura

29
Q

Left side of Trach—superior mediastium

2 arteries 2 nerves and one pleura

A

Arch of aorta
LEFT: -common carotid and subclavian arteries
-vagus and phrenic nerves
-pleura

30
Q

sensory and sympathetic nerve supply of trachea:

A

Vagus and recurrent laryngeal nerves

sympathetic nerves supply trachealis

31
Q

Blood supply of upper and lower thirds of trachea:

A

upper two thirds: inferior thyroid arteries

lower third: bronchial arteries

32
Q

Lymph drainage of trachea:

A

Pretracheal and paratracheal lymph nodes into deep cervical nodes

(indirectly… remember from lecture 1?)

33
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Right bronchus:

A

wider shorter and more vertical than left

-Before entering hilum, it divides into middle and inferior secondary bronchi

33
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Left bronchus:

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-narrower longer and more horizontal than right

-divides into** superior** and inferior only, at the hilum of lung

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