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1. How much pleural fluid is there?
2. Is the pleural fluid serous? Serosanguinous? Exudative?
3. What anatomic space is being entered at 00:31?
4. The video clarifies the anatomy of the intrathoracic tumor. What anatomic structures is the intrathoracic tumor attached to?
5. Identify the cut surface of the ribs.
6. Identify where the tumor penetrates the ribs.
7. Does the tumor penetrate into the heart?
8. Do you think you would find tumor cells in the pericardial fluid? Why or why not?
9. Revisit your answer to Question 4 from the previous part (Case 4 Part 2). Do you think the patient has a multifocal tumor? Or one, irregularly shaped tumor?
10. What stage is this tumor?
11. Does the patient have lung cancer?
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I’ll see a video on the left.
On the right I’ll see a list of key terms or an activity.
I’ll see the same video on the left.
On the right I’ll see a list of discussion questions about the video.
I’ll see the same video but with interactive anatomy pins.
On the right I’ll see the list of pins.
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I’ll see the same video but I can draw on it and add numbers to label what I’ve drawn.
It’s interactive.
I’ll have a sketch pad to draw on.
There’s a male body diagram, a female body diagram and also a blank canvas.