pulmonary anatomy Flashcards

1
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what is included in the upper resp tract?

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nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx

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2
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what is included in the lower res tract?

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trachea, primary bronchi, lungs

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3
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what zones is the rest tract split into?

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conducting zone and respiratory zone

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4
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what is the conducting zone?

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5
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what is the respiratory zone?

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6
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describe bronchi and their structure

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7
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describe bronchioles and their structure

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8
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what are the different cells in the airways?

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goblet cells, ciliated epithelial cells, club cells

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9
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what are goblet cells?

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10
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what are ciliated epithelial cells?

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11
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what are club cells?

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12
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describe the respiratory epithelium and how it changes across the airways

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13
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what kind of muscle is the conducting airway made of?
what is its innervation?

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14
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describe resistance to air flow in upper and lower airways

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15
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what are alveoli?
what is their function?

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16
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what are pneumocytes?
the different types?

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17
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what is surfactant?
what is its purpose?

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18
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what is surfactant made of?

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19
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how does surface tension work?

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20
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what is the law of LaPlace?

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21
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how does surfactant impact surface tension as per Laplace’s law?

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22
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what is the role of surfactant in foetal lung maturity?

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23
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what is neonatal RDS?
features of alveoli?
clinical fetaures?

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24
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what are risk factors for neonatal RDS?

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25
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what are complications of neonatal RDS?

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26
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how can you prevent and treat neonatal RDS?

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27
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how many lobes in each lung?

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28
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what is foreign body aspiration?
where is it most likely to end up?

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29
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what is the relationship between the pulmonary artery and the respiratory tree?

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pulmonary artery passes ANTERIORLY to R main bronchus

pulmonary artery SUPERIOR to L main bronchus

30
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what is the point at which the reach bifurcates into bronchi?

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carina

31
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what is the mediastinum?

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space between lungs
anterior, middle + posterior

32
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what is the anterior mediastinum?

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between heart and sternum

33
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what is the middle mediastinum?

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heart + great vessels

34
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what is the posterior mediastinum?

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spine + spinal cord

35
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what structures are in anterior mediastinum + what masses can arise?

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36
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what structures are in middle mediastinum + what masses can arise?

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37
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what structures are in posterior mediastinum + what masses can arise?

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38
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what are the anterior mediastinal masses?

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39
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what structures pass through diaphragm?

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IVC through canal hiatus
oesophagus through oesophageal hiatus
aorta through aortic hiatus

40
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what levels are the openings of the diaphragm found?

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41
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what is the diaphragm innervated by?

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C3,4,5 (phrenic nerve)

42
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what happens in diaphragm irritation?

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43
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what happens if the phrenic nerve is cut?

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44
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what causes quiet respiration?

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45
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what happens to breathing in exercise? what muscles are involved?

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