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PROF. AHMED FATHALLA IBRAHIM RESPIRATORY BLOCK PROF. AHMED FATHALLA IBRAHIM

NASAL CAVITY Soft palate Hard palate

NASAL CAVITY

LARYNX, TRACHEA -Level of beginning and termination of larynx, trachea and pharynx -Cartilages of larynx

Identify the following labelled structures : Answer epiglottis. Vocal cord. Aryepiglottic fold. Cuniform cartilage. Corniculate cartilage. e

NASAL CAVITY, LARYNX, PHARYNX, TRACHEA Frontal air sinus Nasal septum Sphenoidal air sinus Hard palate Opening of pharyngo- tympanic tube Epiglottis Palatine tonsil Trachea N.B.: Site of drainage of the sinuses – important structures in the wall of pharynx- blood sypply – lymphatic drainage

TRACHEA & BRONCHI

LUNG & PLEURA Nerve supply- Surface Anatomy Cervical

LUNG & PLEURA Transverse (horizontal) fissure Oblique fissure Surface anatomy of fissures and cardiac notch

RIGHT LUNG S V C Superior lobar bronchus Transverse fissure Inferior lobar bronchus Superior pulmonary vein Pulmonary artery I V C Inferior pulmonary vein Esophagus Cardiac impression Oblique fissure

LEFT LUNG Pulmonary artery Aortic arch Bronchus Superior pulmonary vein Inferior pulmonary vein Cardiac impression Pulmonary ligament Area related to diaphragm Oblique fissure Lingula

RADIOLOGY Trachea Clavicle Aortic knuckle Scapula Apex of heart (left ventricle) Cardiophrenic angle Left dome of diaphragm Right atrium Right dome of diaphragm

RADIOLOGY T B

RADIOLOGY Barium swallow Esophagus

MEDIASTINUM Contents

MEDIASTINUM Contents

MEDIASTINUM Contents N.B.: LEVEL OF T4 Descending aorta

MUSCLES INVOLVED IN RESPIRATION Action- Nerve supply

MUSCLES INVOLVED IN RESPIRATION Action- Nerve supply

MUSCLES INVOLVED IN RESPIRATION Action- Nerve supply

DIAPHRAGM Action- Nerve supply Major openings of diaphragm

THANK YOU Please note that these figures are not necessarily those present in the exam THANK YOU