Surface Anatomy Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

• Visualization in the “mind’s eye” of structures
that lie beneath the skin

• Learn by observing the surface of the body

• Basis for the physical examination of the body
that forms part of physical diagnosis

A

Surface Anatomy

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Thoracic Wall

  • Composed of :
A

1] bones 2] muscles

  • > vertebrae
  • > ribs
  • > sternum
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3
Q

Passes thru sternum

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Midsternal line

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4
Q

left and right

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midclavicular line

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5
Q

along anterior axillary fold

A

Anterior axillary line

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6
Q

Apex beat [Point of maximum impulse] =

A

5th ICS, left midclavicular line

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7
Q

AB - PMI

A

5ICS LMCL

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8
Q

Ant axillary fold

A

Ant axillary line

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9
Q

Post axillary fold

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Post axillary line

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10
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separating the body into its anterior, or front, and posterior, or back, halves

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Mid axillary line

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11
Q

drains fluid from lungs

A

Tube Thoracostomy

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12
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middle part. between sternocleidomastoid

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jugular notch

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13
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head of sternum. 2nd intercostal space

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sternal angle of louise

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14
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lowest part of ribs

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costal margin

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15
Q

• large, visible dip where the
clavicles join the sternum.
• young normal person
• no palpable pulse

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Jugular or suprasternal notch

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16
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  • suprasternal pulse
  • adult =
  • child =
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aortic arch aneurysm

coarctation of the
aorta.

17
Q

junction of manubrium and the body of

sternum

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Sternal angle

18
Q

Sternal angle

A

• manubriosternal joint or Angle of Louis

19
Q

• palpable clinical landmark
• marks the approximate level of the 2nd
pair of costal cartilages
• Level of T4 vertebrae

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Sternal angle

20
Q

• marks approximately the beginning and
end of the aortic arch

• bifurcation of the trachea into left and right
main bronchi.

A

Sternal angle

21
Q
medial margin formed
by the false ribs --
specifically, from the
seventh rib to the tenth
rib
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Costal margin

22
Q

shoulder blade, is a large triangular-shaped bone that lies in the upper back.

23
Q

33 individual, interlocking bones that form the spinal column

24
Q

seventh cervical vertebra

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Vertebra or spina prominens

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``` • most distinctive characteristic • existence of a long and prominent spinous process • palpable from the skin surface ```
Vertebra or spina prominens
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cervical spine
thoracic lumbar sacral coccyx
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prominence about the centre of the outer surface of the squamous portion of the occipital bone
External occipital | protuberance
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``` • conical prominence projecting fr undersurface of the mastoid portion of the temporal bone • behind the external acoustic meatus • lateral to the styloid process • larger in the male ```
Mastoid process
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4 areas
quadrant
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9 areas
region
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increase fatty diet, salt , alcohol
gall stones
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distal mucus fistula. to rain fluid
ileostomy
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may incision
open cholecystectomy
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laparoscope. better quality.
laparoscopic cholecystectomy
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where spermatic chord pass through
inguinal ligament