Assessing Nose, Sinuses, Thorax, and Lungs

Question 1

The structure and function of the nose and sinuses

Answer 1

Assessing Nose and Sinuses

Question 2

The focus on the nose and sinuses as the first part of the Respiratory System.

Answer 2

Structure and Function

Question 3

Consists of a bridge and the tip

Answer 3

External Nose

Question 4

Two oval openings

Answer 4

Nares

Question 5

Between the roof of the mouth and the cranium

Answer 5

Nasal Cavity

Question 6

Line accorded applied

Answer 6

Septum

Question 7

Supply of blood

Answer 7

Kiesselbach Area

Question 8

Compiled superior, middle, and inferior divisions

Answer 8

Turbinates

Question 9

Projects from the lateral walls

Answer 9

Conchae

Question 10

Filters large particles from the air

Answer 10

Vibrissae

Question 11

Underlies the each put up tents

Answer 11

Meatus and Nasolacrimal Duct

Question 12

Four pairs

Answer 12

Paranasal Sinuses

Question 13

Above the eyes

Answer 13

Frontal Sinuses

Question 14

Upper jaw location

Answer 14

Maxillary Sinuses

Question 15

Located deeper

Answer 15

Ethmoidal and Sphenoidal Sinuses

Question 16

The leaning towards clinical significance

Answer 16

Biological and Cultural Behavior Variations

Question 17

Color differences

Answer 17

Nose

Question 18

By uvula, lip, palate, and teeth

Answer 18

Sinuses

Question 19

The data driven

Answer 19

Health Assessment

Question 20

Painful growths inside the nose

Answer 20

Nasal Polyp

Question 21

Septum hole inside the nose

Answer 21

Perforated Septum

Question 22

The structure and function of the thorax and lungs

Answer 22

Assessing Thorax and Lungs

Question 23

The focus on the thorax and lungs as the fundamental components of the Respiratory System

Answer 23

Structure and Function

Question 24

Identifies the portion of the body extending from the base of the neck superiorly to the level of the diaphragm inferiorly

Answer 24

Thorax

Question 25

Involved with the Sternum, 12 pairs of Ribs, 12 Thoracic Vertebrae, muscles, and cartilage

Answer 25

Thoracic Cage

Question 26

Lies in the center of the chest

Answer 26

Sternum / Breastbone

Question 27

Important landmark mended in the Manubrium

Answer 27

Suprasternal Notch

Question 28

Location for the counting Second Pair of Ribs

Answer 28

Sternal Angle / Angle of Louis

Question 29

The main structure of the Thoracic Cage

Answer 29

12 Pairs of Ribs

Question 30

Curves up immediately under the Clavicles

Answer 30

First Pair of Ribs

Question 31

Easily located adjacent to the Sternal Angle

Answer 31

Second Pair of Ribs and Intercostal Spaces

Question 32

Lies superior to all pair of cartilages

Answer 32

Fourth Pair of Ribs

Question 33

Landmark for assessment

Answer 33

Costal Angle

Question 34

Floating Ribs

Answer 34

11th and 12th Pair of Ribs

Question 35

The Vertebra Prominens

Answer 35

7th Cervical Vertebra

Question 36

Anterior Chest

Answer 36

Midsternal Line and Right and Left Midclavicular Lines

Question 37

Extended Chest

Answer 37

Vertebral Line and Right and Left Scapular Lines

Question 38

From the apex of the axillae to the level of 12th rib

Answer 38

Midaxillary Line

Question 39

From the anterior axillary fold up to the anterolateral aspect of the thorax

Answer 39

Anterior Axillary Line

Question 40

From the posterior axillary fold down to the posterolateral aspect of the chest wall

Answer 40

Posterior Axillary Line

Question 41

Lined by the pleural membranes

Answer 41

Mediastinum

Question 42

Lies anterior to the esophagus

Answer 42

Trachea

Question 43

C-shaped rings

Answer 43

Hyaline Cartilage

Question 44

Bifurcates sternally

Answer 44

Bronchi

Question 45

Bifurcates repeatedly

Answer 45

Bronchioles

Question 46

Channeled into alveolar sacs

Answer 46

Alveoli

Question 47

Two-cone shaped, elastic structures suspended, within the Thoracic Cavity

Answer 47

Lungs

Question 48

Each lung extends slightly above the Clavicle

Answer 48

Apex

Question 49

At the level of the diaphragm

Answer 49

Base

Question 50

Lines the Thoracic Cavity

Answer 50

Pleura

Question 51

Lines the chest cavity

Answer 51

Parietal Pleura

Question 52

Covers the external surfaces of the lungs

Answer 52

Visceral Pleura

Question 53

Between two pleural layers

Answer 53

Pleural Space

Question 54

Mechanical act of breathing and is accomplished by expansion of the chest vertically and horizontally

Answer 54

External Respiration / Internal Respiration

Question 55

Enlargement of the chest cavity

Answer 55

Inspiration

Question 56

Occurs in the bound diaphragm

Answer 56

Expiration

Question 57

Bound to cellular demands intended

Answer 57

Breathing Patterns

Question 58

The leaning towards clinical significance

Answer 58

Biological and Cultural Behavior Variations

Question 59

The associated differences

Answer 59

Lung Volumes and Capacities

Question 60

The essential examination

Answer 60

Health Assessment

Question 61

High sound

Answer 61

Bronchial

Question 62

Moderate sound

Answer 62

Bronchovesicular

Question 63

Low sound

Answer 63

Vesicular

Question 64

High-pitched, short popping, sound

Answer 64

Crackles (Fine)

Question 65

Low-pitched, bubbling moist, sounds

Answer 65

Crackles (Coarse)

Question 66

Low-pitched, dry grating, sound

Answer 66

Pleural Friction Rub

Question 67

High-pitched, musical, sound

Answer 67

Wheeze (Sibilant)

Question 68

Low-pitched, snoring or moaning, sound

Answer 68

Wheeze (Sonorous)

Question 69

12-20 cpm

Answer 69

Normal

Question 70

More than 24 cpm

Answer 70

Tachypnea

Question 71

Less than 10 cpm

Answer 71

Bradypnea

Question 72

Increased rate and increased depth

Answer 72

Hyperventilation

Question 73

Low-pitched, snoring or moaning, sound

Answer 73

Kissmaul

Question 74

Decreased rate and decreased depth

Answer 74

Hypoventilation

Question 75

Alternate periods

Answer 75

Cheyne-Stokes Respiration

Question 76

Apnea

Answer 76

Biot

Question 77

Significant disorganization

Answer 77

Ataxic

Question 78

Significant difficulty

Answer 78

Air Trapping