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Thorax and Lungs
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Landmarks Anterior –Ribs –Intercostal space – below corresponding rib –Manubriosternal angle –Costal margin Posterior –Prominens and Processes –Scapula –12 th rib
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Lines of Reference Anterior –Anterior axillary –Midclavicular –Midsternal Posterior –Scapular –Vertebral Lateral –Anterior, Mid, and Posterior Axillary lines
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Lungs Asymmetrical lobes Pleurae Trachea Bronchial tree
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Breathing Purpose –Supply oxygen –Remove carbon dioxide –Maintain acid-base balance –Heat exchange Control –Hypercapnia –Hypoxemia –pH
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Breathing Respiration – chest cavity changes shape Inspiration –Superior-Inferior Diaphragm Sternocleidomastoid Scalenus –Posterior-Anterior External intercostals Expiration – passive plus –Abdominals –Internal intercostals
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History Cough Shortness of Breath Chest Pain with breathing Past history of Resp Illnesses Smoking history (packs per day, pack years) Environmental exposure Self-care
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Developmental Considerations Infant and children –Allergy –Colds –Wheezing, asthma –Childproofing home –Smokers Aging adult –Dyspnea on exertion –Activity level, particularly changes –Chronic Diseases
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Physical Examination Inspection –Resp rate –Thoracic cage Shape and AP diameter Neck muscles Posture/position – tripoding Movement – ease, accessory muscles, retractions, –Skin and nails –Level of Consciousness
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Physical Examination Palpation of Posterior Chest –Symmetric expansion –Tactile fremitus –Palpate chest wall Percuss posterior chest –Lung fields –Diaphragmatic excursion –CVA tenderness Auscultate posterior chest
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Physical examination Inspect Anterior Chest Palpate Anterior Chest –Expansion –Tactile –Tenderness Percuss anterior chest Auscultate anterior chest
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Breath Sounds Normal –Tracheal –Bronchial –Bronchovesicular –Vesicular Adventitious –Crackles/Rales –Wheeze –Rhonchus –Rub Voice sounds –Egophony –Whispered petriloquy –Bronchophony
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Respiratory Conditions Pneumonia COPD –Chronic Bronchitis –Emphysema Asthma Heart Failure Respiratory Failure
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Book References Chest configurations: pg 374 – 376 Respiration patterns, pg 374 – 376 Normal breath sounds: pg 382 – 383 Adventitious Sounds, pg 385 – 388 Common Resp Conditions, pg 388 table 13-8
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