Thorax Flashcards

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Identify this structure:

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trachea

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Identify the structure that the orange line is going through.

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trachea

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Identify this structure:

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bifurcation of the trachea

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Identify this structure:

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trachea

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Where is the tracheal bifurcation located?

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1/3 down from the dorsal lung to the cardiac apex

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Is a right bend in the trachea normal?

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Yes, it is commonly seen in bullies, beagles, and shit tzus

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7
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In what view is it easiest to see the cranial vena cava?

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in the ventrodorsal view

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In what view is it easiest to see the caudal lobar pulmonary vessels?

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dorsoventral

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9
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What is in the heart?

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the pacemaker

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10
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Where is the pulmonary mass located?

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left caudal lung lobe

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11
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What is this?

A

pneumothorax

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12
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What is located here?

A

right atrium

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13
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Identify this structure:

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right ventricle

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14
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Identify this structure:

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left atrium

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15
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Identify this structure:

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left ventricle

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16
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Where does the left atrium sit in lateral views?

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just ventral to the mainstem bronchi

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17
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Where are veins usually located in a lateral radiograph?

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ventral

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18
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Where are veins usually located in a DV or VD radiograph?

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Where does the left atrium sit in DV or VDs?

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between the mainstem bronchi to the caudal lung lobes

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What is this?

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Identify this structure:

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Identify this structure:

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right atrium

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Identify this structure:
pulmonary artery
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Identify this structure:
left atrium
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Identify this structure:
aorta
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Identify this structure:
left ventricle
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Identify this structure:
aorta
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What is identified by the purple line?
caudal vena cava
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Identify this structure:
cat esophagus
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Which lung lobes wrap around the midline
both right and left cranial lung lobes
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The tip of what lung lobe wraps across the midline and what species is it common in?
left cranial lung lobe tip in the dog more than the cat
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What is positional atelectasis?
The idea that the amount of air in the lungs helps to determine the opacity or attenuation of the lungs as seen on x-ray or CT
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What is transient positional atelectasis?
it occurs when the dog is in dorsal recumbancy, the dorsal aspect of the lung is not filled but can be fixed if the dog is put in a different position
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Generally, where will a dogs heart be if it is deep chested?
the heart silhouette will be more vertical/upright on the lateral view; cardiac width in the lateral view is 2.5-3.5
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About how many intercostal spaces is between the apex of the heart and the diaphragm in the cat?
one
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How does the cardiac silhouette of the cat compare to the dog?
generally it is more narrow and takes up 1/3 of the thorax
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How do you measure the vertebral heart score?
count the vertebrae back from T4 to measure both the length from bifurcation of the trachea down to the apex of the heart, perpendicular width at the atria and ventricle interface; add the lengths to get your score
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Where is the thymus generally located in radiographs?
located in the cranioventral mediastinum adjacent to the pericardial sac
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At the 9th rib, what is the size of the pulmonary vessels?
no larger than the 9th rib
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In a right lateral view, where is the caudal vena cava seen?
directly in the center
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In the left lateral view, where can the fundus be seen?
dorsal to the caudal vena cava
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