Section: Module 3: Lesson 3- Assessment of the thorax and lungs | Health Assessment Course Resource

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Learning Objectives:

Describe the components of the thoracic cavity, lung borders, lung lobes, and mechanics of respiration.

Describe assessment of the thorax and lungs.

Discuss documentation of assessment findings.

Interpret assessment in terms of normal vs. abnormal findings and signs of clinical emergencies.

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The following video demonstrates an assessment of the thorax and lungs

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