week 5 module 14 intro into Resp system Flashcards

1
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bony structures of the thorax

A

sternum
manubrium
xiphoid process
12 pairs of ribs

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2
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muscles of the thorax

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diaphragm
external intercostal muscles
internal intercostal muscles
sternocleidomastoid
trapezius
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3
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intrathoracic spaces of the thorax

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mediastinum

right and left pleural cavities

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4
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accessory muscles

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sternocleidomastoid

trapezius

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5
Q

angle of louis

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manubriosternal junction

- 2nd rib and sternum

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6
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trachea

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anterior to esophagus and posterior to the isthmus of the thyroid

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7
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right bronchi

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3 branches 
wider
shorter 
vertical
- more susceptible to aspiration
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8
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left bronchi

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two branches and lingula

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9
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oblique fissure

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divides upper and lower lung sections

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10
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conical

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separates the apex and base

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11
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Past Medical Hx

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chronic diseases
thoracic trauma or surgery
use of O2 and ventilation assisting devices
other chronic disorders
- HIV, CA
medications
allergies
testing
immunizations
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12
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chronic pulmonary diseases PMH

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COPD
pneumonia
asthma
TB
frequent URI
malignancy
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13
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family hx

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TB
CF
emphysema
allergy, asthma, atopic dermatitis
malignancy
bronchiectasis
bronchitis
clotting disorders
COPD
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14
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personal and social hx

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employment
home enviro
tobacco use
exposure to resp. infections
nutritional status
use of herbal or other remedies
regional/travel exposures
hobbies
alcohol/drugs
exercise tolerance
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15
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pregnant women mechanical and biochemical

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increased progesterone

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16
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preg women anatomic changes

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lower ribs flare
major work of breathing is done by diaphragm
inc. tidal volume
resp. rate unchanged

17
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preg. hx

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multiple fetuses, polyhydraminos
exercise type and energy expenditure
exposre to and freq. of resp infections

18
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older adult anatomic changes

A
barrel chest
skeletal changes
- dorsal curve
- kyphosis
alveoli loose elasticity
- dec. gas exchange
dec. vital capacity
inc. residual volume 
mucous membranes drier
mobility?
aspiration risk
19
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barrel chest in older adults r/t

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loss of muscle strength in the thorax and diaphragm along with loss of lung resiliency