UNIT 2: lungs Flashcards

1
Q

how are the lungs split into lobes?

A

right lung - horizontal and oblique fissure - split into 3 lobes: superior/ middle/ inferior
left lung - oblique fissure - 2 lobes: superior/ inferior

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2
Q

what is the name of the section of the left lung which indents the antero-inferior aspect of its superior lobe?

A

cardiac notch

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3
Q

what is the thin, tongue-like process that extends below the notch?

A

lingula

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4
Q

when does the lingula move?

A

during respiration - slides in/out of costomediastinal recess

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5
Q

describe the position of the apex of the lung and what it is covered by

A

ascends above 1st rib into root of neck

- covered by cervical pleura

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6
Q

what structures are located in the space between the lungs?

A

heart and blood vessels

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7
Q

what are the surfaces of the lung?

A

costal
mediastinal
diaphragmatic

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8
Q

what are the borders of the lung?

A

anterior
inferior
posterior

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9
Q

what is the root of the lung enclosed in?

A

pleural sleeve/ mesopneumonium

connects lungs with heart/trachea

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10
Q

where is the hilum found and what structures does it contain?

A

medial surface of lung

contains main bronchus, pulmonary/ lymphatic/ bronchial vessels and nerves

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11
Q

what does the trachea bifurcate into?

A

right/ left main (principal) bronchi

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12
Q

what secondary bronchi do the principal bronchi split into?

A

right: superior/ middle/ inferior
left: superior/ inferior

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13
Q

what is another term to describe secondary bronchi?`

A

lobar bronchi

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14
Q

what tertiary bronchi do the lobar bronchi split into?

A

segmental bronchi

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15
Q

what do the segmental bronchi supply?

A

bronchopulmonary segments

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16
Q

what are the further divisions from segmental bronchi?

A

terminal bronchioles
respiratory bronchioles
alveolar ducts
alveolar sacs

17
Q

what main pulmonary vessels is each lung supplied by?

A

pulmonary artery and two pulmonary veins

18
Q

where does the pulmonary artery originate from and what does it carry?

A
  • originates from pulmonary trunk

- carries deoxygenated blood from right ventricle of heart to lungs

19
Q

what is the difference in pulmonary artery of right and left lungs?

A

right - longer - directly enters root of lungs with large branch to superior lobe and secondary recurrent branch to it and further division to supply the middle and inferior lobes
left - shorter - enters root/ hilum and also has branching

20
Q

what does pulmonary artery split into as it descends posterolaterally to main bronchi?

A

lobar and segmental arteries

21
Q

what do the superior/ inferior pulmonary veins carry and what veins drain into it?

A

oxygenated blood from lungs to heart- drain into left atrium

veins from parietal pleura drain into it

22
Q

what forms the vascular system of pulmonary tissue and where do they originate?

A

bronchial veins/ arteries

- arises from thoracic aorta and branches

23
Q

where do the bronchial arteries run and how many are there?

A

run on posterior surface of bronchi

- 1 on right/ 2 on left

24
Q

where do the bronchial veins drain into?

A

right - drains into azygos vein

left - drains into hemi-azygos vein or superior intercostal vein

25
Q

where do the superficial and deep lymphatics drain into?

A

tracheobronchial nodes - found around roots of lobar and main bronchi

26
Q

how does a pulmonary collapse occur?

A

air enters pleura cavity so disrupts surface tension between visceral and parietal layer so lung collapses

27
Q

what is:

  • hydrothorax
  • hemothorax
  • chylothorax
A

pleural effusion - excess fluid in pleural cavity
blood in pleural cavity
lymph in pleural cavity

28
Q

what is pleuritis?

A

inflammation of pleurae - friction between surfaces (pleural rub)

29
Q

what happens when there is irritation of the pleura?

A

local/ referred pain