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Chapter 3. The Respiratory System. Objectives. Identify anatomy on diagrams and radiographs Describe the physiology of the respiratory system Explain how pathologies of the respiratory system affect the patient throughout their life
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Chapter 3 The Respiratory System
Objectives • Identify anatomy on diagrams and radiographs • Describe the physiology of the respiratory system • Explain how pathologies of the respiratory system affect the patient throughout their life • Describe the various pathologic condition affecting the respiratory system and the radiographic manifestations • Explain how a specific pathologic process will affect the technical factors that the technologist must consider
Objectives—(cont.) • Explain how various imaging modalities used in the diagnosis of pathology of the respiratory system helps in diagnosis
Anatomy Review • Trachea: • Bronchi: • Hilum:
Anatomy Review—(cont.) • Alveoli: • Fissures: • Pleural cavity:
Physiology • Purpose: • Ventilation: • Perfusion:
Pathology—Congenital • Cystic fibrosis • Respiratory distress syndrome
Congenital Diseases • Cystic fibrosis: • Respiratory distress syndrome:
Pathology—Inflammatory Processes • Lung abscesses • Adult respiratory distress syndrome • Asthma • Atelectasis • Bronchitis • COPD • Croup
More Inflammatory Processes • Pleural effusion • Pneumonia • Respiratory syncytial virus • Pneumoconiasis • Pneumothorax • Pulmonary edema • Pulmonary emboli • TB
Inflammatory Processes • Lung abscesses: • Adult respiratory distress syndrome:
Asthma • Types: • Symptoms: • Radiographic appearance:
Atelectasis • Definition: • Types: • Causes: • Radiographic appearance:
Bronchitis • Definition: • Causes: • Chronic bronchitis: • Related to COPD?
Bronchiectasis • Definition: • Congenital: • Acquired: • Diagnosed:
COPD • Definition: • Two processes:
Emphysema • Compensatory: • Three types of centrilobular: • Cause of above:
Emphysema—(cont.) • Radiographic appearance: • Technical caveats:
Croup • Definition: • Why soft tissue neck radiograph: • Radiographic appearance:
Pleural Effusion • Definition: • Causes: • Radiographic features: • Radiographic positions:
Pneumonia • Definition: • Types and related causes: • Radiographic features:
RSV • Definition: • Characteristics: • Radiographic findings:
Pneumoconiosis • Types: • Causes: • Radiographic appearance:
Pneumothorax • Definition: • Images to take and why: • Important radiographic finding:
Pulmonary Edema • Definition: • Causes: • Symptoms: • Radiographic features:
Pulmonary Emboli • Definition: • Risk factors: • Sequence for diagnosis:
Tuberculosis • Cause and spread: • Two types: • Risk factors: • Radiographic features:
Pathology—Neoplasms • Benign: • Malignant:
Neoplasms • Benign: • Best seen by: • Radiographic features:
Bronchogenic Carcinoma Adenocarcinoma • Definition: • Characteristics:
Bronchogenic Carcinoma Squamous Cell Carcinoma • Definition: • Characteristics: • Radiographic features:
Bronchogenic Carcinoma Small Cell Carcinoma • Definition: • Characteristics: • Radiographic features: