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Chapter 2 Chest
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The Bony Thorax Protects the lungs and great vessels 2 Clavicles 2 Scapulae 1 Sternum 12 Rib Pairs 12 Thoracic Vertebrae
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The Lungs Right 3 Lobes Left 2 Lobes
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Lung Anatomy Parenchyma Functional tissue Apex Base Costophrenic Angle Hilum
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Pleura Sac the lungs are in Parietal Pulmonary (Visceral) Pleural Cavity __________
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Pleural Problems Pneumothorax Pleural Effusion Hemothorax Empyema
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Diaphragm Primary muscle of breathing 3 openings Inferior Vena Cava Esophagus ______
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Pharynx Accessories Hard Palate Soft Palate Uvula
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Larynx Voice Box C3-C6 3 cartilage structures Epiglottis Thyroid Cartilage Cricoid Cartilage
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Trachea Windpipe C6-T4(5) Cartilaginous rings Carina Bronchi Right Left
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Mediastinum Sternum to Vertebral column Thoracic organs minus lungs Heart and great vessels Hilum Trachea Esophagus Thymus
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Taking a Chest X-ray Body Habitus Hypersthenic Sthenic Hyposthenic Asthenic
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Patient Prep Remove radiopaque items Necklace Snaps Bra Move obstructions Oxygen Hair braids Nipple Markers??
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Topographic Landmarks Vital for positioning Vertebra Prominens ____ Jugular Notch _____ Xiphoid Tip _____
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PA CXR Erect 110+ kV mAs determined by patient 72” SID Chest bucky Shoulders forward Chin up CR at T7
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Left Lateral CXR Erect 72” SID Left side against IR No rotation Arms up CR at T7
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Patient Instructions Inspiration Clear instructions Expiration On request or certain pathology
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Pediatric CXR Immobilizer Decrease kV to 70-80 CR mid thorax (nipple line) Crying is ________
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CXR Guidelines No rotation PA – clavicles and spine Equidistance Lateral – Posterior ribs No more than _______separation Adequate inspiration ___ rib pairs on PA
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AP CXR Supine or Semi Erect Approx. ________angle CR perpendicular to sternum CR to T7 (______ inferior to jugular notch)
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Alternative CXR Decubitus Left or Right Pathology dependent Lordotic (pg 96) Erect Patient distortion Supine _________cephalad
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Oblique 45˚ LPO or RPO Lung ________ to IR seen best CR at T7 45˚ LAO or RAO Lung ________ from IR seen best CR at T7
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S.T. Neck 75-85 kV AP 40” SID ______ above jugular notch Lateral 72” SID _____above jugular notch Slow inspiration
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