Describe the Left Lung *
2 lobes, has lingula *
-has arterial impressions *
-left hilum from superior to inferior: pulmnary artery, bronchos & pulmonary vein (S—>I)**
-has lingula on left upper lobe (homolog to R. Middle lobe): contains cardiac notch also on upper left lobe *
What is the Hilum of the L Lung? *
Pulmonary artery, bronchus & pulmonary vein (S—>I) **
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Describe the Left Lung *
2 lobes, has lingula *
-has arterial impressions *
-left hilum from superior to inferior: pulmnary artery, bronchos & pulmonary vein (S—>I)**
-has lingula on left upper lobe (homolog to R. Middle lobe): contains cardiac notch also on upper left lobe *
What is the Hilum of the L Lung? *
Pulmonary artery, bronchus & pulmonary vein (S—>I) **
Describe Right Lung
3 lobes: 2 fissures *
-has venous impressions * (e.g. azygous vein)
-Right Hilum from superior to inferior: Bronchus & pulmonary artery are both most superior, pulmonary vein is most inferior
P.A.= deoxygenated *
P.V.= oxygenated *
Where dos the trachea begin & end (bifurcates)?
Begins @ C6
Ends @ T4
Cartilage stops where in the trachea?
Cartilage stops @ secondary bronchus
No cartilage in the tertiary bronchi
How many lobes & fissures are in the left & right lung?
Left lung= 2 lobes & 1 fissure
Right lung= 3 lobes & 2 fissures
How many bronchopulmonary segments are in left & right lung? **
Left lung= 8 segments **
Right lung= 10 segments **
Fluid in the lungs will accumulate where in the lungs? **
Costodiaphragmatic recess **
What is the figure in the left lung?
Oblique only (separates superior lobe from inferior lobe)
What is the fissures in the right lung?
Horizontal (@ 4th rib anteriorly & T6 posteriorly)
Oblique (separates middle lobe from inferior lobe)
What is the 2 types of pleura in the lungs?
1. Visceral
2. Parietal
The parietal pleura in the lung is divided into... *
1. Mediastinal pleura: pulmonary ligament- from Mediastinal pleura & is located inferior to root of lung
2. Diaphragmatic pleura
3. Costal pleura (ribs)
4. Cervical pleura (cupola= apex of cervical pleura, above the clavicle) *