Early anatomy students – caution: The airway is twisted and rotated 180 degrees at the start of the video. Orientation is standard beginning 00:52.
The video is retained because it illustrates subcarinal and paraesopahgeal lymph nodes.
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Early anatomy students – caution: The airway is twisted and rotated 180 degrees at the start of the video. Orientation is standard beginning 00:52.
The video is retained because it illustrates subcarinal and paraesopahgeal lymph nodes.
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1. Are we viewing the trachea from anterior or posterior at the start of the video?
2. Why are the lungs black?
3. Identify the tracheal rings and the tracheal membrane.
4. Where are common locations for lymph nodes in the chest?
5. What kinds of diseases affect lymph nodes?
6. What would it look like if the patient had tumor in the lymph nodes?
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🛈We invite you to join us in the room. In-room audio can be variable, but you can sometime here informative discussions and the sounds of the case. Sometimes the physician is just working and there is no audio explanation. Remember, these are real case for real families, not produced for the site. Please turn on closed captions to assist, as sometimes the physician is wearing a heavy fume mask. And please feel free to check if there is “voice-over” audio instead.
🛈The top video often has a training activity to the right. The “Train to view cases” activity has you order the events in the video to sharpen viewing skills. The “Evidence-based thinking” activity has you practice making conclusions based only on evidence presented in the video.
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