Pleura & Lungs Flashcards

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Subtypes of Parietal Pleura of Lung;

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Cervical Pleura
Mediastinal Pleura
Costal Pleura
Diaphragmatic Pleura

Parietal pleura has different name, according to their region present

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Cervical pleura covers

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Apex of the lung

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Membrane between the Inner border of 1st rib to C7 transverse process

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Suprapleural membrane / Sibson’s fascia

Present over the cervical pleura

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Suprapleural membrane / Sibson’s fascia is degenerative part of

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Scalenus medius muscle

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Suprapleural membrane / Sibson’s fascia contains

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Scalenus minimus muscle

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Cervical pleura is separated from the Subclavian artery and Subclavian Vein by means of

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Suprapleural Membrane

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Nerves supplying the Pleura of Lungs

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  1. Intercostal Nerve

2. Phrenic Nerve

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Pleura supplied by Intercostal Nerve;

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  1. Costal pleura

2. Peripheral part of Diaphragmatic pleura

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Pleura supplied by Phrenic Nerve

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  1. Mediastinal pleura

2. Central part of Diaphragmatic Pleura

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Arrangement of Structures in the Hilum of Left Lung;

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A - pulmonary Artery

B - hyparterial Bronchus

V - left pulmonary Veins

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Surface In front of left hilum and its related structures;

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Cardiac surface

  1. Left auricle
  2. Anterolateral surface of LV
  3. Lingula
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12
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Lingula is?

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Is extension of Lower end of Cardiac notch

Its not a lobe

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Structure above; Left Hilum

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Arch of Aorta

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Structure behind; left hilum

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Descending thoracic aorta

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Nerve anterior to left hilum;

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Left Phrenic Nerve + Pericardiophrenic Vesselss

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Nerve Posterior to left hilum;

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Left Vagus Nerve

17
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Arrangement of Structures in the Hilum of Right Lung;

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  • Eparterial bronchus
  • Pulmonary artery
  • Hyparterial bronchus
  • Lower pulmonary vein
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Surface in front of Hilum of Right Lung and Structures related to it;

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Cardiac surface;

  1. Left auricle
  2. Anterolateral surface of Right Atrium
  3. Right ventricle
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Structures above hilum of Right lung;

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  • Arch of Azygous

* Trachea

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Structures in front and above to Hilum of Right Lung;

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  • Right Brachiocephalic vein

* Superior Venacava

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Structure Behind the Hilum of Right lung;

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Nerve anterior to Hilum of Right Lung;

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Right Phrenic Nerve + Pericardiophrenic vessels

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Nerve Posterior to Hilum of Right Lung;

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Right Vagus nerve

24
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Blood supply up to Respiratory Bronchiole; is by

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Bronchial artery

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Number of Bronchial artery in each lung;
Right lung has - One Bronchial Artery Left Lung has - Two Bronchial Artery
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Left Bronchial, derived from
Two left Bronchial arteries are derived from Descending Thoracic Aorta
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Right bronchial artery is derived from,
Right 3rd Posterior Intercostal Artery
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After Respiratory Bronchiole, the lungs is Supplied by;
Pulmonary artery
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Rasmussen Aneurysm is mainly due to
TB Pseudoaneurysmal dilatation of the pulmonary artery, due to weakening of the vessels wall By adjacent Cavitatory TB
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Trachea is dividing at the level of (vertebral)
T4 > T3 Into Right and Left Bronchus (are called Primary Bronchus)
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Other name for Segmental Bronchus
Tertiary Bronchus
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Lobar bronchus is also known as
Secondary bronchus
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The part of Lung which is aerated by Tertiary / Segmental Bronchus
Bronchopulmonary Segment * Wedge shaped * Surgically resectable segment
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Structure Between the Two BPS
Intersegmental areolar septum
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Intersegmental areolar septum is derived from
Pulmonary pleura
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Intersegmental structure is
Pulmonary vein, Present between the two segments
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Intrasegmental structures are;
* Tertiary Bronchus * Bronchial artery * Pulmonary artery
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Superior Lingular and Inferior Lingular lobes of Left lung corresponds with;
Middle lobe of Right Lung