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Y-shaped incision
External assessment
Removal of chest plate
Contact with EKG leads
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- Sectioning right upper lobe
- Sectioning left lower lobe
- Discussion - appearance of pneumonia
- Sectioning right middle lobe
- Sectioning right lower lobe
- Sectioning left upper lobe
- Discussion - what happens to the organs after dissection
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1. What kind of pathology can be identified on the cut surface of the lungs?
2. What are examples of focal pathology in the lungs (diseases that affect one area)?
3. What are example of diffuse pathology in the lungs (diseases that affect the entire lung)?
4. Are there any conditions that can be both focal and diffuse?
5. What main pathophysiologic process does this patient seem to have?
6. Is there pneumonia so far?
7. What would the cut surface of a lung with emphysema look like?
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