4A: Pulmonary Review Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Identify 1

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Apical segment of the upper lobe

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Anterior segment of the upper lobe

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Medial segment of the middle lobe

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Lateral segment of the middle lobe

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Apico-posterior segment of upper lobe

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Anterior segment of the upper lobe

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Inferior lingula

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Superior lingula

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Anterior basalar segment of the lower lobe

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Lateral basalar segment of lower lobe

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Apico-posterior segment of the upper lobe

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Anterior segment of the upper lobe

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Superior basalar segment of the lower lobe

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Posterior basalar segment of the lower lobe

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Lateral segment of the lower lobe

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16
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Posterior segment of the upper lobe

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Anterior segment of the upper lobe

18
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Identify 8

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Superior basalar segment of the lower lobe

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Identify 9

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Posterior basalar segment of the lower lobe

20
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Identify 10

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Lateral basalar segment of the lower lobe

21
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Identify 11

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Anterior basalar segment of lower lobe

22
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Identify 12

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Apical segment of the upper right lobe

23
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What is the most important period of fetal pulmonary development and why?

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Terminal sac period (26 weeks) because type II alveolar cells start to produce surfactant to create surface tension and keep airway open

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What is the function of the diaphragm?

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Acts are the primary muscle to breathe, creates negative pressure

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What happens when the diaphragm contracts?
Pushes abdominal viscera down and elevates and outwardly expands the lower ribs (bucket-handle action)
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How are the right and left diaphragm positioned?
Right is higher by 2-3 cm
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What is the normal diaphragm excursion at rest?
2 cm
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What is the diaphragm excursion during a full inspiration?
8-10 cm
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How does the diaphragm rest when in supine?
Higher - not an optimal length-tension relationship
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How does the diaphragm rest in sidelying?
Uppermost hemi diaphragm drops to a lower level. so the lower (dependent) hemi diaphragm has greater excursion
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What is the relevance of the difference in diaphragm excursion in sidelying?
The dependent lung can get greater ventilation
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What are the four accessory muscle groups
1. SCM 2. Scalenes 3. Upper trap 4. Pecs
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What is the function of the accessory muscles?
Assist in elevating the upper thorax and create the pump handle movement pattern for the upper ribs
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What are the pleurae?
Continuous membranous sacs which cover the lungs
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Describe the visceral pleura
Surface is in contact with the lung
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Describe the parietal pleura
Outer portion of the pleural sac
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What is the pleural space?
The potential space between the visceral pleura and parietal pleura
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What is pleurisy?
Inflammatory condition when pleura space becomes inflamed and fills with fluid exudate
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What is the effect of lung contusion due to trauma?
Inflammatory process - pleurisy
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What is the progression of pleurisy