Quiz 1: SBAR, Auscultation, Lung Anatomy Flashcards
What is SBAR?
Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation
Right Lung Anatomy
-3 lobes: RUL,RML,RLL
-Separated by horizontal and oblique fissures
Left Lung Anatomy
-2 lobes: LUL,LLL
-Separated by oblique fissures
What part of the lungs are mid-clavicular?
Above the clavicles are the apices of the lungs
2nd and 3rd intercostal space is what right and left part of the lung?
right and left upper lobes
The 4th intercostal space is what parts of the lungs?
RML and LUL
The 6th intercostal, mid-axillary, is what parts of the lung
RLL,LLL
The posterior chest is primarily which area of the lungs?
the lower lobes
Above T7 of the spine is which area of the lungs
the Upper lobes
T7-T11 of the spine is which area of the lungs
the lower lobes
What are the auscultation tips?
Breath deep and slow, listen for one whole inhalation and exhalation, start to listen near the bottom to detect astelectasis, listen from side to side at equivalent sites, note if breath sounds are equal and bilateral, and know thoracic landmarks and what coincides with what lobe of the lung
How many sites do you auscultate posteriorly
8 sites
How many sites do you auscultate anteriorly
6 sites
How many sites do you auscultate axillary
4 sites, 2 on each side
Crackles: what, when, where, why, intervention
What: Hair rubbing together or rice crispies
When: secretions(inhalation and exhalation); alveoli popping open(inspiration)
Where: peripheral airways(secretions) ; alveoli(atelectasis)
Why: secretions in the airways or alveoli popping open
Intervention: deep breath and cough
