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Nurs 3016 Thorax and Lungs
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Suprasternal notch - ANSWER U shaped depression just above sternum
between clavicles

Manubriosternal angle - ANSWER "Angle of Louis," at articulation of
manubrium and sternum, and continuous with second rib

costal angle - ANSWER the right left costal margins from an angle where they
meet at xiphoid process

Posterior thoracic landmarks include - ANSWER vertebra prominens: flex
your head and feel for most prominent bony spur protruding at base of neck

spinous processes: count down knobs on vertebrae

inferior border of scapula: scapulae are located symmetrically in each
hemothorax

twelfth rib: palpate midway between spine and a person's side to identify its
free tip

Mediastinum - ANSWER middle section of thoracic cavity containing
esophagus, trachea, heart, and great vessels

right and left pleural cavities contain the - ANSWER lungs

the lung borders at apex, base, lateral and posterior positions.

which lung is shorter - ANSWER right lung because of the liver underneath

, which lung is narrower because of the heart - ANSWER left lung

the ___ lung has three lobes and the ___ lung has two lobes - ANSWER right ,
left

pleurae - ANSWER slippery forms an envelope between lungs and chest wall.

visceral pleura lines outside of lungs, dipping into fissures.

pleural cavity has a vacuum, or negative pressure, which holds lungs tightly
against chest wall.




pleural cavity is a potential space filled with few milliliters of lubricating fluid




trachea and bronchi - ANSWER transport gases between the environment
and lung parenchyma




4 major functions of respiratory system - ANSWER 1. supplying oxygen to
the body for energy production




2. removing carbon dioxide as a waste product of energy reactions




3. maintaining homeostasis (acid-base balance of arterial blood)




4. maintaining heat exchange (less important in humans)

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