Test 3- Lecture 21 Flashcards
What does the thoracic cavity contain? What is thoracic outlet syndrome? What are the boundaries of the superior thoracic aperture? What is the function of the thoracic wall? What’s transmitted through the superior and inferior thoracic aperture?
What are the surface landmarks of the thoracic cavity?
What are the dermatomes of the thoracic wall? What are the nerves? What are the branches of nerves?
What are the characteristics of the thoracic vertebrae? What thoracic vertebrae have costal facets on their transverse process? Rib landmarks?
The rib heads and rib tubercles articulate with what? What are the 6 landmarks of the sternum? What ribs attach to the sternum?
What vertebral level is the sternal angle at? Jugular notch? Xiphisternal notch? What are the true/false/floating ribs?
What are the 3 mesoderm regions that the neural folds develop into? What are the layers of the lateral plate mesoderm? What do they form into? What does the growth of somites cause?
What part of sclerotome contribute to the vertebrae? What does the sternum develop from? What does the lateral sclerotome become?
What is the primitive body cavity? Where is it located? What adult cavities develop from the primitive body cavities?
Closure of the body wall due to folding separates the primitive cavity from what? What forms the inner surface to the body cavity? What happens with the gut tube? What causes the trilaminar disc to undergo craniocaudal folding?
What divides the cavities? What changes the shape of the thoracic walls? How does the pericardial membrane become isolated? What is the septum transversum?
