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1. 00:00 – 01:03 How does this video contribute to your understanding of the case so far. Inventory what’s normal and what’s abnormal.
 
 
2. 01:04 – 02:37 Use this section to shore up you’re 3-d understanding of the lungs. Identify each lobe and each sulcus from anterior and posterior, if possible. Identify the diaphragmatic surfaces from anterior and posterior, if possible. Which lobe(s) comprise most of the anterior view? Which lobe(s) comprise most of the posterior view? Be able to outline each.
 
3. 01:04 – 02:37 Identify any visible cardiac structures. Identify the aorta from anterior and posterior views.