10-29 Thoracic Flashcards
Describe Location and articulation of these Ribs
A: True Ribs
B: False Ribs
C: “Floating” Ribs
A: True= T1-T7= articulate DIRECTLY with sternum
B: False= T8-T12= DO NOT articulate directly with sternum
C: “Floating” = T11-12
A. What are the 3 components of the Sternum
B: List the 3 boundaries of the [Thoracic inlet SUP aperture]
C: List the 3 boundaries of the [Thoracic Outlet inf aperture]. What’s special about this aperture?
- A. MANUBRIUM= vs.
- BODY= composed of sternebrae
- ## Xiphoid process–> Xipersternal joint = T9-T10B: [Thoracic inlet SUP aperture]= bound by manubrium,
Rib 1 & T1
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C: [Thoracic Outlet inf aperture] = bound by Xiphoid process, costal arch and Rib 12
*This aperture is closed off by the diaphragm
A: Name the 4 INTERCOSTAL Thorax muscles
- EXternal intercostal (ANT intercostal membrane)
- internal intercostal (POST intercostal membrane)
- [ innermost intercostalis intimus]
- transversus thoracis
A: Blood supply (and Parents) for ANTERIOR Thorax Wall [2] ?
B: Blood supply (and its 2 Parents ) for POSTERIOR Thorax Wall
D: What are intercostal muscles innervated by?
A: ANT=
1. [ANT intercostal a.] (daughter of internal thoracic & muscular phrenic a.)
2. Supreme Thoracic a. (daughter of costocervical trunk)
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B: POST = [POST intercostal a.] (daughter of Aorta & costocervical trunk)
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C: {Brachiocephalic v.} & {Azygos v. }
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D: [Intercostal Thoracic n. ventral rami]
ºWhat is the Mediastinum
ºWhat are its Boundaries [SUP vs. inferior vs. (anterolateral) vs. POSTERIOR]
ºName the separate parts [4]
ºArea between R and L pleural cavities
ºBoundaries: SUP= thoracic inlet inferior= thoracic Outlet/DIAPHRAGM anterolateral: Sternum & Ribs POSTERIOR: Thoracic Vertebrae
ºSUP vs. Middle vs. ANT vs. POST ..mediastinum
1) Where is the SUPerior mediastinum located?
2) What all does it contain?
1) SUP mediastinum = found between thoracic inlet on top & [sternal angle of louis] at bottom
2) EVERYTHING THORAX NOT FOUND in other mediastinum [including PEVT: phrenic, Esophagus, Vagus(recurrent laryngeal) & Thoracic Duct]
1) Where is the Middle mediastinum located?
2) What all does it contain? [4]
1) Area around the heart
2) pericardium / Lung Roots / HEART & Great vessels / Phrenic n.
1) Where is the Anterior mediastinum located?
2) What all does it contain? [2]
1) Area IN FRONT OF HEART but Behind Sternum
2) Areolar tissue & Lymph Nodes
1) Where is the POSTERIOR mediastinum located?
2) What all does it contain? [6]
1) area BEHIND heart
2) ºdescending aorta ºvagus ºthoracic duct ºesophagus ºazygos / hemiazygos v. ºthoracic splanchinic n.
Pleural Cavities are ___ ____ that surround the _____ and contain ____ fluid for _____ during respiration. They have 2 layers.
B: The Outside layer is called ____ ____. What are the 3 types?
C: What is the layer that covers the Lungs called?
Pleural cavities are CLOSED SACS that surround Lungs and contain SEROUS FLUID for LUBRICATION during respiration. 2 Layers:
B: OUTSIDE Layer = PARIETAL PLEURA
costa parietal pleural (line Ribs) /
diaphragmatic parietal pleura(line diaphragm) /
mediastinal parietal pleura (line mediastinum)
C: visceral pleura actually covers the Lungs
A: What are Pleural Recess and what’s their function
B: List the 2 types of this Pleural Recess
1) Cavity empty SPACE between Parietal & visceral Pleura —–> allow maximum Lung expansion during FORCED ventilation
B:
1- costodiaphragmatic recess= empty space between lungs & diaphragm
2- costomediastinal recess= smaller empty space between lungs & mediastinal
What is the parent of the ANTerior Esophageal nerve?
LEFT VAGUS n.