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0858L RAD TECH 122L > Prelim | L1: Mastery of Respiratory System Anatomy with Radiologic Correlation > Flashcards

Prelim | L1: Mastery of Respiratory System Anatomy with Radiologic Correlation Flashcards

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The respiratory system shares the responsibility of (1) and (2) (Gas exchange)

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  1. supplying the body with oxygen
  2. eliminating CO2
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MAJOR ORGANS AND STRUCTURES

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Nose
Pharynx
Larynx
Trachea
Bronchi
Lungs

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ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

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Diaphragm
Sinuses

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4
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The respiratory system is classified according to:

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  • Structure
  • Function
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Subdivisions of the Structural division

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  • Upper Respiratory System
    Main: Nose, Pharynx
    Subparts: Others
  • Lower Respiratory System
    Main: Larynx
    Accessory: Diaphragm
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Subdivisions of the Functional division

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  • Conducting Zone
  • Respiratory Zone
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Filter, warms, moistens air

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Conducting zone

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The conducting zone is the entry point to the —

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alveoli

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9
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Structures involved with gas exchange

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Respiratory Zone

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10
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Entry point of air into respiratory system

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External Nares

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Start and end point of the internal nares

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From nasal cavity to pharynx

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12
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Common passageway for air and food

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Pharynx

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Location (found) and area (extends to and from) of the nasopharynx

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Posterior to nasal cavity
Nasal cavity → soft palate

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Location (found) and area (extends to and from) of the oropharynx

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Posterior to the oral cavity
Soft palate → level of hyoid bone

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Location (found) and area (extends to and from) of the laryngopharynx

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Inferior division of the pharynx
Level of the hyoid bone → Larynx opening

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16
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Separates nasal and oral cavity

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Palate

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17
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Most posterior part of the palate

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Soft palate

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18
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Prevents food and liquid from entering the larynx

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Epiglottis

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The hyoid bone functions as an attachment point for muscles of the (1), (2), and (3)

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  1. tongue
  2. neck
  3. pharynx
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20
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Conducting passageway for air

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Trachea/ windpipe

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21
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Double-layered membrane that covers the surface of the lungs

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PLEURA/ PLEURAL MEMBRANE

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In between the layers of the pleura are spaces called (1) which contains (2)

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  1. pleural cavity
  2. pleural fluid
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Layers of the pleural membrane/ pleura

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  • Parietal pleura
  • Visceral pleura
24
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Superficial layer of the pleural membrana/ pleura

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Parietal pleura

25
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Lines the walls of the thoracic cavity

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Parietal pleura

26
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Covers surface of the lung

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Visceral pleura

27
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Muscular structure that aids in breathing and respiration

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Diaphragm

28
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Site of gas exchange

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Alveoli

29
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Extends from the larynx to the main bronchi

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Trachea/ windpipe

30
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It is composed of C-shaped rings of cartilage and smooth muscle

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Trachea (windpipe)

31
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Why are lower respiratory systems called the bronchial tree?

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Structures appear as an invertred tree

32
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Where the trachea divides/ separates into main bronchi

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Carina

33
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Differentiate the bronchi sides

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Right bronchus is wider, shorter, and more vertical in orientation compared to the left

34
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Appearance of bones in radiographs

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White/ very bright (Radiopaque)

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Appearance of air in radiographs

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Dark/ black (Radiolucent)

36
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Appearance of soft tissue structures in radiographs

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Different shades of gray

37
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Appearance of fluids in radiographs

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Off-white/ Grayish

38
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What should appear sharp in a normal CXR?

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  • Border of the heart
  • Border of the diaphragm
  • Angle of the lungs
39
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Describe the apex of the lungs

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Narrow superior part of the lungs

40
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Describe the base of the lungs

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Broad, inferior part of the lungs

41
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Which has a darker appearance on radiographs? The trachea or vertebrae?

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Trachea

42
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Largest artery in the body

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Aorta

43
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Region found in the medial aspect of the lungs where blood (vessels?) or other structures exit or enter

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Hilum

44
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Describe why the diaphragm of the right and left differ

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The diaphragm of the right lung is higher because of the presence of the liver

45
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Describe why the lungs differ in size

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The left lung is smaller because of the presence of the heart

46
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Hump/convex structure of the heart seen on the radiograph

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Aortic knob/ notch

47
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Describe the anterior and posterior rib when seen on a radiograph

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ANTERIOR RIB: Pataas
POSTERIOR RIB: Pababa

48
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Collapse of the lungs where no air is entering that side of the lungs anymore

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Atelectasis

49
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  • Infection of the lungs commonly seen on the base of the lungs
  • Borders are filled with fluid or pus instead of air
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Pneumonia

50
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Excessive abnormal collection/ amount of fluid in the pleural cavity

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Pleural effusion

51
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Term referring to a black or dark appearance on ultrasounds

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Anechoic

52
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Infection of the lungs usually seen in the apex of the lungs

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Pulmonary Tuberculosis (PTB)

53
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Spread of cancer cells

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Metastases

54
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Cotton ball appearance spread throughout the lung’s entirety

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Pulmonary metastases

55
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Where is the liver found?

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Below the right diaphragm

56
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Where is the diaphragm found?

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Basement of the lung

57
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Determines the volume of pleural effusion

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Ultrasound

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