Thorax Review Flashcards

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1
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function of the thoracic wall

A

breathing

protection

attachment sites

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2
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where is the sternal angle found

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@ T2/ 2nd rib

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3
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what muscles do inspiration

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DIAPHRAGM

external intercostals

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4
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what muscles do expiration

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internal intercostals

innermost intercostals

subcostals

transversus thoracis

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5
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how do the external intercostals run

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obliquely forward and downward

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6
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how do the internal intercostals run

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obliquely forward and upwards

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7
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what nerve innervates the diaphragm

A

phrenic nerve

C3, C4, C5 keep it alive

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8
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what passes through the costal groove

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intercostal v

intercostal n

posterior intercostal a

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9
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subcostal means

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below the 12th rib

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10
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what makes up the brachiocephalic vein

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subclavian v

internal jugular v

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what empties into the brachiocephalic vein

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internal thoracic vein

azygos vein

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12
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what does the brachiocephalic vein empty into

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SVC

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13
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what veins empty into the azygos system

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subcostal v

posterior intercostal v

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14
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superior thoracic aperture borders

A

A: manubrium

L: 1st pair of ribs and costal cartilage

P: T1

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15
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superior thoracic aperture contents

A

trachea

esophagus

nerves

vessels

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16
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what structure does not go into the inferior aperture

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trachea

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17
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inferior thoracic aperture borders

A

A: xiphisternal joint

L: ribs 11 and 12

P: T12 vertebrae

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18
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inferior thoracic aperture contents

A

aorta

IVC

Esophagus

thoracic duct

nerves

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19
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contents of the root of the lung

A

vessels

nerves

bronchi

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20
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who penetrates who (hilum and root)

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the root penetrates the hilum

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21
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nerves of the root and hilum (& vessel)

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vagus

phrenic

brachiocephalic v.

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22
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vagus nerve in to the root

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posterior to the root of the lung

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23
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phrenic nerve to the root of the lung

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lateral and anterior to the root

more lateral than vagus nerve

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24
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brachiocephalic trunk to the root of the lung

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most posterior

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25
which lung is bigger, right or left
the right lung is bigger d/t the left having a cardiac notch
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right lung
3 lobes (S, M, I) 2 fissures (horizontal and oblique)
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horizontal fissure of RL
in b/w superior and middle lobes
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oblique fissure of RL
in b/w middle and inferior lobes
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left lung
2 lobes (S and I) 1 fissure (oblique) cardiac notch
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upper respiratory tract
nose nasal cavity pharynx larynx
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lower respiratory tract
bronchi trachea brachiopulmonary system
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where does gas exchange occur in the lungs
alveoli
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phrenic nerve innervation
motor to the diaphragm sensory to mediastinal pleura and pericardium
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parasympathetic innervation of respiratory system
vagus nerve (CN10) brachioconstriction vasodilation secretomotor
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sympathetic innervation of the respiratory system
sympathetic trunk bronchodilation vasoconstriction inhibits secretomotor
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what is the SVC formed by
brachiocephalic trunk
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what is the main muscle of inspiration
diaphragm
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what are the mediastinum's
superior and inferior
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what are the three parts of the inferior mediastinum
anterior middle posterior
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what divides the superior and inferior mediastinum
transverse thoracic plane
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what are the great vessels
left subclavian left common carotid arch of aorta brachiocephalic vein brachiocephalic trunk SVC
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borders of superior mediastinum
S: continuous w/ neck A: manubrium L: mediastinal pleura P: T1-T4 I: pericardium
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contents of superior mediastinum(a -> P)
thymus great vessels phrenic N vagus N sympathetic trunk trachea esophagus thoracic duct
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what structure is most anterior in the superior mediastinum
thymus
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whats more medial in the superior mediastinum, the organs or the nerves
nerves
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what part of the superior division does not travel into the inferior division
trachea
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anterior inferior borders
S: transverse thoracic plane A: sternum I: diaphragm L: parietal pleura P: pericardium
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anterior inferior contents
thymus internal thoracic vessels fat, connective tissue, lymph nodes
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middle mediastinum borders
pericardial sac
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middle mediastinum contents
heart
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when do bronchioles come about
T2 when trachea divides
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posterior mediastinum borders
A: pericardial sac S: continuous w/ superior mediastinum P: bodies of T5-T12 I: diaphragm L: parietal pleura
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posterior mediastinum contents
descending aorta azygos accessory azygos hemiazygos sympathetic trunks vagus nerves esophagus thoracic duct
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what does the descendng thoracic aorta do to the esophagus
displaces it to the right
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where are the system of azygos located
azygos on the R accessory on the L, more superior hemiazygos inferior
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when does the abdominal aorta come about
when descending thoracic aorta passes through abdominal aorta hiatus
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what is the thoraic duct in b/w
posterior to esophagus anterior to azygos
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sinuses of the heart
oblique transverse
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oblique sinus
pulmonary v, SVC and IVC
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transverse
bypass for surgery
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where is the SA node
juntion of SVC and RA
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what is the main vein of the heart
coronary sinus
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deoxygenated blood flow
body tissues SVC/IVC RA tricuspid valve RV pulmonary valve pulmonary arteries lungs
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oxygenated blood flow
lungs pulmonary veins LA bicuspid (mitral) valve LV aortic valve aorta body tissues
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layers of the heart
epicardium (outermost) myocardium (middle muscle layer) endocardium (innermost)
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where is the base of the heart located
posterior to T6-T9
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apex of the heart
posterior to 5th intercostal space this is where you can hear the mitral valve closing
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where is the sternocostal
by RV
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what form the pulmonary surfaces
RA and LV
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what is the base of the heart
LA
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where is the diaphragmatic surface
inferior
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chambers of the heart
RA RV LV LA
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what chamber is the largest portion of the anterior surface
RV
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pectinate muscles
rigid muscles in the auricle
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when do pectinate muscles end and what do they turn into
end at the crista terminalis and turns into smooth muslce
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fossa ovalis
open in the fetal heart helps exchnage blood in atria
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where does the coronary sinus open into
RA
78
papillary muscles
in RV attach to chordae tendinae
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chordae tendinae
heart strings that connect valves
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what chamber is the lowest
LV d/t apex
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where are pectinate muscles
atrium
82
papillary muscles are located
in ventricles (lower, pap smear)
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where do cardiac veins drain into
coronary sinus and then to the RA
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avg resting HR
70 bpm
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what do parasympathetic fibers do to the heart
slow down HR
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T8 opening
opening of IVC
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T10 opening
opening of esophagus
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T12 opening
opening of aorta
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T12 and L3
ribs by kidney
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L4
abdominal aorta ends
91
L5
origin of IVC
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ribs 9-11
spleen
93
what happens if cohesion in the lung is broken
collapsed lung
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where do the coronary arteries branch to
ascending aorta
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vertical dimension of breathing
diaphragm depression
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lateral dimension of breathing
elevating ribs bucket handle
97
anteroposterior dimension of breathing
elevating sternum pull handle
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blood supply for nutrition to the lungs
bronchial arteries
99
trachea lies ___________ to esophagus
anterior
100
which chamber of the heart has the thickest myocardium
LV
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valve b/w LV and LA
bicuspid
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valve b/w RV and RA
tricuspid
103
where is teh crista terminalis
RA
104
pacemaker of the heart
SA node
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superior heart border
right atrium left atrium auricles in anterior view
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inferior heart borders
mainly right ventricle slightly left ventricle
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left borders of heart
mainly LV
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right border of heart
right atrium SVC IVC
109
coronary sinus is
posterior
110
waht does the superior border form
inferior border of sinus
111
common carotid sheath contents
common carotid artery internal jugular vein vagus nerve
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what does the common carotid sheath do
communicates w/ mediastinum
113
what is the major artery of the thorax
internal thoracic
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what does the internal thoracic artery branch into
superior epigastric musculophrenic anterior intercostal subcostal
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where does the posterior intercostal artery branch from
thoracic aorta
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where doe the thoracic aorta and internal thoracic branch from
subclavian arteries
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what veins empty into the azygos system
posterior intercostal and subcostal
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where does the anterior interocstal v empty into
internal thoracic
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where deos the internal thoracic vein empty into
brachiocephalic trunk
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what empties into the brachiocephalic trunk
azygos system of veins internal thoracic v
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where does the brachiocephalic trunk empty into
SVC
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where do the intercostal nerves run
ventral root 1-11 in b/w innermost and internal intercostals
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wehre deos the subcostal nerve run
ventral ramus T12 b/w abdominal muscles