Thorax & lungs Assessment Flashcards

1
Q
  • lungs, trachea, bronchi
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LOWER RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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2
Q

extending base of neck to the diaphragm; contains the
lung portion of the trachea

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THORAX

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3
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cone shape; support & protection; outer
structure; Sternum, 12 pairs of ribs & 12 thoracic vertebrae,
muscles, cartilage

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THORACIC CAGE

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4
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breastbone

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a. STERNUM -

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5
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connects to the clavicle & first 2 pairs of
ribs

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MANUBRIUM -

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6
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articulates with 3-7th ribs

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BODY OF STERNUM

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7
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main structure of the thoracic cage

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RIBS

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8
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1-6

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  • true ribs; connected to manubrium
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9
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7-10

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  • false ribs; connected to cartilage
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10
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11-12 -

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floating ribs; connected to spine

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11
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spine or backbone; 33 vertebrae

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VERTEBRAL COLUMN

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12
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5 REGIONS

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  1. C1-C7 - cervical
  2. TH1-TH12 - thoracic
  3. Lumbar
  4. Sacral
  5. coccygeal
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13
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  1. Vertebra prominens
  2. Scapula
  3. Spinous process
  4. 12th rib
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Posterior thoracic landmark

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14
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space that contains respiratory components

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THORACIC CAVITY

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15
Q

space b/w lungs

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Mediastinum -

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16
Q

windpipe

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➢ TRACHEA -

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17
Q

c shaped

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Hyaline cartilag

18
Q

major organ suspended in thoracic cavity; apex- up
base- lower; base of neck to diaphragm

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➢ LUNGS -

19
Q
  • narrow
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a. Left lung

20
Q
  • broad bc of the liver under the ribcage
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Right lung -

21
Q

double layered

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PLEURAL MEMBRANE -

22
Q

lines chest cavity

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PARIETAL PLEURA

23
Q

ines intercostal spaces

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. VISCERAL PLEURA

24
Q
  • allow movement of layers ; 3rd space
    for fluid storage
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PLEURA SPACE

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diaphragm contracts
. Vertical expansion
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intercostal muscle lift sternum
Horizontal expansio
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- diaphragm rises and recoils; dome shape
EXPIRATION
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increase in CO2 level
HYPERCAPNIA
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decrease in O2
Hypoxemia
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SAMPLE
Signs & symptoms Allergies Medication Past medical history Last oral intake Events leading to illness
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Difficulty of Breaking
Dyspnea
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shallow with increased rr
TACHYPNEA -
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- decrease rate but regular breathing
BRADYPNEA
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absence
APNEA
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- increase depth
HYPERPNEA -
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- rapid & deep
KUSSMAUL’S RESPIRATION
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gradual breathing becomes faster & deeper
CHEYNE-STOKES RESPIRATION
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rapid & deep
BIOT’S RESPIRATION -
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- pain caused by inflammation of parietal pleura
PLEURISY
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collapse expansion
ATELECTASIS