anatomy high yield Flashcards
layers of resp system
skin, superficial fascia, deep fascia, pec major and serratus anterior, intercostal muscles, ribs, parietal pleura
muscles of expiration
internal ICS, abdominals
muscles of inspiration
external ICS, sternocleidomastoid, scalanus, serratus, pec minor, diaphragm
primary resp muscles
ICS muscles and diaphragm
what nerves keep the diaphragm alive
c 3 4 5
where is the phrenic nerve located
infront of hilum, most lateral
where is the vagus nerve located
behind the hilum
veins in lung hila
more anterior and inferior
arteries in hila
superior
how many lobes does the right lung have
3, superior, middle, inferior
how many lobes does the left lung
- superior and inferior
where is the bronchi in the hila
central
surface marking of horizontal fissure
rib 4
surface marking of oblique fissure
rib 6
what vertebral level is the carina
t4
surface marking of middle lobe
between rib 4-6, mid clavicular line
what vertebral level does larynx turn to trachea
c6
where do you auscultate lung bases
t11 on back
identifying which hila
left lung = P. right lung backwards p
whats in the superior mediastinum
great vessels, vagus and phrenic nerves
whats in the middle mediastinum
aorta, oesophagus, azygous vein, sympathetic chain, vagus nerves
what makes the first heart sound
closing of the tricuspid and mitral valves