Anatomy Review Slides Lec. 17 Flashcards
External Intercostal Muscle layer Characteristics
- DIRECTLY attaches to the Transverse Process of the Vertebra
- INDIRECTLY attaches to the to the Sternum via CT
Major blood supplies to the Breast
3 Total
- INTERNAL Thoracic Artery
- LATERAL Thoracic Artery
- INTERCOSTAL Arteries
What Innervates the SERRATUS ANTERIOR
The Long Thoracic Nerve
- C5 - C7
Blood supply of the Serratus Anterior?
Superior Thoracic
&
Lateral Thoracic Arteries
Types of ribs
3 Types
- Vertebro-sternal
- Vertebro-chondral
- Vertebral ribs
Bifurcation of the Trachea Both ANT. & POST.
Anterior
- STERNAL Angle
Posterior
- T4/T5 vertebral level
The Costal groove of the Shaft of the rib contains what from SUP. to INF.?
- Intercostal VEIN
- Intercostal ARTERY
- Intercostal NERVE
“V.A.N.”
Takes a DOWNWARD slope
The First Rib characteristics
- Flattened in a HORIZONTAL (transverse) plane
- Imp b/c of its relation to the BP and Subclavian Vessels
- Has landmarks such as
- Scalene Tubercle
- 2 Shallow grooves
Heart sounds mnemonic
A ——— P
T ——
———— B
Sternal angle marks the site of what rib?
Rib #2
What are the Three Muscle layers B/W the RIbs?
- EXTERNAL Intercostal
- INTERNAL Intercostal
- INNERMOST Intercostal
Internal Intercostal Muscle layer Characteristics
- DIRECTLY attaches to the Sternum
- INDIRECTLY attaches to the Transverse process of the vertebra via CT
Landmark for the AORTIC Valve Heart Sound?
- SECOND Intercostal space
- RIGHT side of the Sternum
Landmark for the BICUSPID Valve Heart Sound?
- The FIFTH Intercostal space
- The LEFT of the Sternum
- 10cm to the Left
- LOWER than the Tricuspid
What vessel is POSTERIOR to the Scalenus Ant muscle?
Subclavian ARTERY
“PA”
Pennsylvania