Test 3: 45 thoracic wall Flashcards

1
Q

function of throacic wall

A

expands and contract chest to allow air to move in and out of lungs

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2
Q

what caused pneumothorax

A

lysis of sternum- infection or cancer

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3
Q

why do you have hypoxia with rib fractures

A

painful- not taking deep breaths- ventilating dead space

rib fractures cause trauma/contusion to the lungs

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4
Q

flayed chest moves — on inhale and — on exhale

A

in

out

(paradoxical)

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5
Q
A

rib tumor: chondosarcoma (okay prognosis) or osteosarcoma (poor prognosis)

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6
Q

three holes in the diaphragm

A

Esophageal hiatus
Caval hiatus: caudal vena cava
Aortic hiatus: Aorta, Azygous, hemiazygous, Lumbar cistern of the thoracic duct

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7
Q

failure of the transverse septum of the diaphragm to form will cause —

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peritoneopericardial hernias →Herniation of abdominal viscera into pericardial sac

can have other abnormalities such as umbilical hernias, cardiac defects, sternal abnormalities

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8
Q

what causes diaphragmatic hernias

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most trauma
some congenital

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9
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how to treat diaphragmic hernia

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most common caused by trauma

need to stabilize first
then fix hernia

may need to enlarge incision to get organs back through

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10
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what can happen if you forcably reinflate the lung

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re-expansion pulmonary edema

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11
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post op care for diaphragmatic hernias

A

monitor

chest tube
pain control: epidural, intrapleural bipivicaine, narcotics

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12
Q

hiatal hernia are common in — dogs and is caused by —

A

shar peis

laxity in the esophageal hiatus- stomach comes up through hole into chest

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13
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clinical signs of hiatal hernia

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GI: vomiting/regurgitation

Abnormal/decreased esophageal motility
– Secondary to GE reflux and esophagitis?
– Primary in some animals?

Aspiration pneumonia

stomach coming up through diaphragm

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14
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how to diagnose hiatal hernia

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barium study

stomach coming up through diaphragm

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15
Q

how can upper airway obstruction cause hiatal hernia

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breathing so hard that they suck stomach into chest

need to treat underlying upper airway disease before treating the stomach

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16
Q

surgical treatment of hiatal hernia

A

close hole and suture to esophagus to prevent sliding

then place feeding tube while healing

17
Q

congenital deformity where sternum dips in

A

pectus excavatum

can use external splint, start on side of heart and go around sternum