Thoracic cavity Flashcards

1
Q

Borders of thoracic cavity?

A

Superior thoracic aperture:

  • post: T1
  • late: 1st rib + cartilage
  • ant: manubrium

Inferior thoracic aperture:

  • Post: T12
  • Posterolat: 11-12 rib
  • Antlat: joined costal cartilages 7-10
  • Ant: xiphoid process
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2
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How many of the ribs does sternum articulate with?

A

7, 1-7

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3
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How many ribs? true, false etc

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12 ribs,
7 true,
8-10 false,
11-12 floating (no cartilage

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4
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Joints of thoracic cavity?

A

sternocostal,
costovertebral,
interchondral

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5
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Costovertebral joints

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  • Joint head of rib
    b/w head of rib and with vertebral
    ligament: Radiate(stellate) and intraarticular lig of head of rib.
  • Costotransverse joint
    b/w tubercle of rib and transverse costal facet
    lig: sup and lat costotransverselig
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6
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Sternocostal joint

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b/w cartilage of 2-7 rib and costal noches on sternum
synovial joint
lig: radiate and intra-artcular sternocostal lig.

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7
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Interchondral joint

A

B/w cartilages of 6-9 rib

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8
Q

muscles of thoracic wall

A

external, internal and innermost, muscles

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9
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direction of fibers

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external: obliquely ant-inf
internal: superioant
innermost: same as internal

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10
Q

where is intercostal space?

A

b/w internal and innermost muscles, where nerves and vessels pass

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11
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Fascia of thoracic wall

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  • Pectoral
  • claviopectoral, comes continyus with axillary fascia forming suspensoryligament of axilla.
  • Endotoracic ( reinforces lung cupula as suprapleural membrane or sibsons fascia.)
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12
Q

nerves of thoracic wall

A

Thoracic spinal nerves,

  • Post rami, -> T1-T12for dorsal thoracic region
  • Ant rami-> T1-T11, the 12 is called subcostal nerve
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13
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Arterial supply of thoracic wall

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Post intercostal a.( thoracic aorta)
Ant intercostal a. (internal thoracic a.)
superior thoracic and lateral thoracic a. ( axillary a.)

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14
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Origin and insertion of external intercostal?

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o: inf margin of sup rib
i: superior margin of inf rib

They attatch to sternum as external intercostal membrane

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15
Q

origin insertion of inernal intercostal oblique?

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O: lateral edge of inf rib
i: medially upward into inf margin of sup ribs

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16
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mammal region

A
Border:
med :linea parasternalis
lat: plica axillaris anterior
b/w 3-7 ribd
mamillia 4 IC space

Layer:

  • 12-15 lobes
  • corpus adiposum
  • fascia pectoralis superficial
  • mectoralis minor and major-
  • deep pectoral fascia
  • body wall

Content:

  • mammary a.
  • thoracic interna a.
  • intercostal a.
  • thoracoacromial a.

skin innervation: supraclavicular n.

gland: intercostal n.

17
Q

Thoracic outlet syndrome?

A

there is compression of the nerves, arteries, or veins in the passageway from the lower neck to the armpit bt the scalene ant and medius muscle.

18
Q

level thoracic aorta?

A

T3-T12

19
Q

Level of arch of aorta?

A

T2

20
Q

branches of thoracic aorta?

A
  • Posterior intercostal a.
  • superior phrenic a.
  • bronchial
  • esophegeal
  • mediastinal
  • pericardiac
21
Q

bifurcation of trachea?

A

T4

22
Q

level of hilum of lung

A

th 5-6