Anatomy Flashcards

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Name the components of the upper respiratory tract

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Nasal cavities
Oral cavity
Pharynx 
Larynx
Epiglottis
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Name the components of the lower respiratory tract

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Trachea 
Main left and right bronchi 
Lobar bronchi
Segmental bronchi
Bronchioles 
Alveoli
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How many lobar bronchi are there

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5

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How many segmental bronchi are there

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10 - 1 for each bronchopulmonary segment

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How many lobes do the right and left lung have

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right 3
left 2
5 total

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what are lung lobes seperated by

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Fissures

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What is respiratory epithelium

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epithelial cells containing cilia and goblet cells

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What is the mucociliary escalator

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where secreted mucus traps foreign particles

Cilia sweep this into the pharynx where it descends into the stomach and is destroyed

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What structures have hyaline cartilage

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Trachea to segmental bronchi

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10
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Where is smooth muscle present

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bronchioles

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11
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What is patency

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An airway that is open or can be held open

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What can bronchioles do that other parts of the respiratory tree cannot?

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Dilate and constrict

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What requirements exist for ensuring oxygen and carbon dioxide can diffuse between alveolus and blood

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Functional lung tissue
Sufficient oxygen breathed in
Absence of carbon dioxide breathed in 
Minimal alveolar wall thickness 
Minimal tissue fluid in space
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How can air be prevented from freely reaching the lungs and why

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Inhalation of foreign bodies - can obstruct breathing

Narrowing of resp tract - growing tumour, swelling of mucosa and excess mucus or bronchiole constriction

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15
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How is the nasal wall formed

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separated by nasal septum
Lateral wall contains concha 
Medial wall is featureless
floor by palate
roof formed by midline floor of anterior cranial fossa
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16
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what makes up nasal septum

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cartilagenous parts

ethmoid and vomer - bony parts

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What makes up the larynx

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Epiglottis 
Thyroid cartilage 
Cricoid 
2 x arytenoid cartilages 
hyoid 
Rima glottidis
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What is the rima glottidis

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narrowest part of the larynx whereby air flows in respiration or phonation

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How are the vocal cords moved

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muscle connected to arytenoid cartilages expands and contracts to pull vocal cords open or closed

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True/false - rima glottidis has a protective function

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True - prevents foreign bodies from entering trachea

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21
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How is air warmed

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passes over conchae which have a very rich arterial blood supply and so very warm

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How is air humidified

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conchae are also rich in mucus which humidifies air as it is passed over

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How is air cleaned

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mucus on conchae traps foreign particles as well as tonsils functioning to produce white blood cells

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24
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Deep fascia

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thin but tough layer lying over muscle

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bones of chest wall
``` Ribs Sternum Vertebrae Clavicle Scapula ```
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How many ribs are there and types
``` 12 total 7 true (sternum) 3 false (costal margin) 2 floating ```
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What are the joints connecting the ribs
Costovertebral - head of rib to vertebrae Sternocostal - cartilage and rib to sternum Chostochrondral - rib to cartilage, not a true joint
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Features of ribs
``` Head - vertebrae + above Neck Tubercle - vertebra Body Costal groove - carries intercostal neurovascular bundle ```
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where can the trachea be palpated
jugular notch
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what is the mediastinum
space between lungs containing the heart
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the parietal pleura lines the _____
thoracic wall
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the visceral pleura lines the ____
lungs
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how is the visceral pleura stuck to the thoracic pleura
pleural fluid, which sticks them together by surface tension
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what does the intercostal muscle carry
neurovascular bundle
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what are the intercostal arteries carried by the intercostal neurovascular bundle
Posterior - thoracic aorta | Anterior - internal thoracic artery
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the ____ ramus of a spinal nerve is carried by the intercostal neurovascular bundle
anterior
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what are the intercostal veins carried by the intercostal neurovascular bundle
Posterior - azygous vein | Anterior - internal thoracic vein
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true/false - the left hemidiaphragm sits above the right
false- the right sits above left due to presence of the liver
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what nerve innervates the diaphragm
phrenic
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where does the diaphragm attach
L1-L3, sternum and lower 6 ribs with costal cartilages
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What is the phrenic nerve and what does it supply
anterior rami of C3, 4 and 5 spinal nerves | somatic sensory and sympathetic to diaphragm and fibrous pericardium and sensory motor to diaphragm
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where would the phrenic nerve be found
anterior of scalenus anterior muscle, descending over pericardial sac
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what quadrants are the female breast split into
superolateral and inferolateral | superomedial and inferomedial
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what tail branches off the superolateral quadrant and up to armpit
Axilary tail
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what vessels supply the female breast
Thoracic and subclavian arteries and veins
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true/false - the subclavian and axillary arteries and veins are the same
true - they change names once running past rib one
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where do lateral quadrants of the breast drain into (lymph)
axillary nodes
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where do medial quadrants of the breast drain into (lymph)
parasternal nodes
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what vessel lies in the delto-pectoral groove
cephalic vein
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What muscles make up anterior of thorax
pectoralis major and deltoid
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what muscle anchors the scapula to the thoracic cage
serratus anterior and latissimus dorsi
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what innervates the serratus anterior and latissimus dorsi
long thoracic nerve
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what is the costodiaphragmatic recess
space where parietal pleura extends beyond lungs | it is the lowest part of the pleural cavity where abnormal fluid may drain
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What is found in the hilum
``` 1 main bronchus 2 pulmonary veins 1 pulmonary artery lymphatics visceral afferents sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves ```
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where would you auscultate the lung apex
superior to medial 1/3rd clavicle
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where would you auscultate the middle lobe
ribs 4-6 midclavicular and midaxillary line
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where would you auscultate the horizontal fissure
right rib 4
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where would you auscultate the oblique fissures
rib 6 bilaterally
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where would you auscultate the lung base
scapular line at T11
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what is contained in the carotid sheath
vagus nerve internal and common carotid internal jugular glossopharyngeal travels on surface
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what muscles contract in deep inspiration
``` diaphragm intercostals pectoralis major and minor sternocleidomastoid scalenus anterior, medius and posterior ```
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where does pectoralis major attach and how does it assist breathing
ribs/sternum and humerus | pulls ribs up if the upper limb is fixed
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how is the rima glottidis closed?
vagus nerve innervates muscles to move cartilages, adducting vocal cords
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what muscles aid expiration
``` diaphragm intercostals rectus abdominus external and internal obliques transversus abdominus ```
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where do the aponeuroses of the obliques and transversus abdominus merge
linea alba
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what is the rectus sheath composed of
aponeuroses of internal and external obliques and transverse abdominis
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where does the external oblique attach
lower ribs, iliac crest and pubic tubercle
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where does the internal oblique attach
lower ribs, iliac crest and thoracolumbar fascia of lower back
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where does the transversus abdominis attach
lower ribs, iliac crest and thoracolumbar fascia of lower back
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what nerve tenses soft palate and why
to prevent air escaping nasopharynx | CN V, trigeminal
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what is found in the superior mediastinum
great vessels
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what is found in the middle mediastinum
heart
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what is found in the anterior mediastinum
nothing
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what is found in the posterior mediastinum
great vessels
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2 consquences of mediastinal shift
hypotension due to SVC compression | tracheal deviation
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safe triangle of a chest drain
anterior border of latissimus dorsi axial line superior to nipple posterior border of pectoralis major