'Pleural cavity' diaporamas de présentation

Developed by: Lynn Wittwer, MD, MPD Marc Muhr, EMT-P TJ Bishop, EMT-P Clark County EMS

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L-8 Respiratory System

Respiration and Control Mechanisms (DVT 1037). L-8 Respiratory System. Dr Than Kyaw 16 April 2012. Brief Overview of Breathing. Inhalation

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War Surgery ICRC

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Procedures

Procedures. Intermediate Format: Cervical Rib Resection. Objectives. Assess the related terminology and pathophysiology of the lungs. Analyze the diagnostic interventions for a patient undergoing a cervical rib resection Plan the intraoperative course for a patient undergoing_____________.

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Anatomy of the Heart

Anatomy of the Heart. Part 1. Anatomy of the Heart. Heart Hollow organ Located in the middle mediastinum Surrounded by pericardium Attached to the thorax by the great vessels. Thoracic Cavity. Thoracic Cavity. Right Pleural Cavity. Mediastium. Left Pleural Cavity. Left Lung.

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Role of ward-based pleural ultrasound

Role of ward-based pleural ultrasound. Dr R Teoh Department of Respiratory Medicine Castle Hill Hospital. Reason for study: To assess position of right chest drain inserted into the eighth intercostal space, but is projecting over the right upper quadrant on the abdominal x-ray. Report:

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The Respiratory System

The Respiratory System. Chapter 7. Overview of Structures, Combining Forms, and Functions of the Respiratory Systems. Structures of the Respiratory System. Structures of the Upper Respiratory Tract. Nose. Primary Function Exchanges air during inhaling and exhaling

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Respiratory Vocab.

Respiratory Vocab. Lungs. Main organ of the respiratory system, provide the body with oxygen and eliminate carbon dioxide from the blood. Pleurae. Double layer membrane on the outside of the lung. Pleural Cavity. Space between the two pleurae. Respiratory Tract.

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History of A and P

History of A and P. Dates back to B.C. Times Made popular by the Greeks Anatomical name are in Latin . What is A and P . Anatomy deals with structure Physiology deals with the function of body parts . Levels of organization. Systems we will cover. 1. Digestive system

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Oral cavity

Parotid. Oral cavity. Oral pharynx. Tongue. Laryngopharynx. Sublingual gland. Esophagus. Submandibular gland. Larynx. Spleen. Trachea. Gallbladder. Stomach. Liver. Peritoneal cavity. Duodenum. Pancreas. Colon. Small Intestine. Appendix. Rectum. Bladder. Pharynx/Larynx.

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Organization of the Human Body

Organization of the Human Body. Lecture Notes: Outcomes 1.3 and 1.6. Levels of Organization. Subatomic particles. Subatomic particles. Atom. Atom. Molecule. Subatomic particles. Atom. Molecule. Macromolecule. Subatomic particles. Atom. Molecule. Macromolecule. Organelle.

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Pleural Effusions

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Chest Drains

Chest Drains. By Michael Shackcloth. Function. Conduit to remove fluid or air from the pleural or pericardial spaces The fluid may be blood, pus or pleural effusion Allow the lungs and heart to work unrestricted. Compartments of the chest. Spaces That Need Draining Following Heart Surgery.

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2.05 Remember the structures of the respiratory system

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Ch. 22 Chest and Abdomen

Ch. 22 Chest and Abdomen. Objectives. Describe the anatomy of the thoracic cavity. Describe the structures and functions of the organs and respiration. Explain the breathing and respiratory process. Discuss the significance of chest and abdominal injuries.

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Objective

Sleeve and wedge parenchyma-sparing bronchiaresections in low-grade neoplasms of the bronchial airway J Thorac Cardiov asc Surg 2007;134:373-7. Objective. A retrospective studies represent a surgical option in selected cases of low-grade neoplasms of the airway.

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The respiratory system

The respiratory system. Functions:. Gas exchange: CO 2 out and O 2 in Control of blood pH Sound/voice production Olfaction Protection for invading organisms. THE THORACIC CAVITY:. The Nose. The nose consists of the external nose and the internal nasal cavity

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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Management of Hemothorax

Management of Hemothorax. Tube thoracostomy drainage is the primary mode of treatment for hemothorax . In adult patients, large-bore chest tubes, usually 36-42F, should be used to achieve adequate drainage in adults.

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