anatomy thorax Flashcards

1
Q

how can COPD get pneumothorax

A

bulles burst

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2
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in tension pnemothorax, which way do vessels and mediastinum divert

A

away from the pt

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3
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where needle in tension pt

A

midclavicular line rib 2

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4
Q

serratus anterior nerve nerve roots

A

long thoracic, C567

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5
Q

intercostal VAN runin

A

costal groove

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6
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posterior intercostal nerves originate

A

posterior rami of spinal nerves

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7
Q

phrenic nerve roots

A

c345

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8
Q

diaphragm connects to pericardium vua

A

central tendon

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9
Q

parietal pleura innervated by

A

phrenic nerve and intercostals t2-t12

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10
Q

blunted costophrenic angle + meniscus sign?

A

pleural effusion

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11
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diff between tension pthorax and open pthorax

A

open - lung cavity P equalises to atmospheric pressure

tension - air trapped inside can’t escape

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12
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A

pancoast tumour
apex of lung
possibility of compressed sympathetic trunk
Horner’s

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13
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what branches come off ICA to supply nasal cavity

A

ophthalmic -> ant and post ethmoidal branches

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13
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what branches come off ECA to supply nasal cavity

A

facial ->lat nasal
maxillary -> sphenopalatine, greater palatine

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13
Q

where does U resp tract end

A

End of pharynx

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13
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blood supply to nasal cavity

A

external and internal carotid artery

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14
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which artery is the supply to superior area of nasal cavity

A

ICA

15
Q

innervation of nasal area

A

olfactory
general sensory branches of V1 and V2

16
Q

doctor word for nosebleed

A

epistaxis

17
Q

why nsoebleed common

A

much vascularity

18
Q

what is the place at the front of the nose where 90% of nosebleeds happen

A

Kiesselbach’s area

19
Q

where posterior nosebleeds

A

ethmoidal arteries

20
Q

area between lips, teeth, gums, cheeks

A

vestibule

21
Q

name of ring of four tonsils

A

Waldeyers ring

22
Q

4 types of tonsils

A

palatine, lingual, tubal , pharyngeal

23
Q
A

quinsy - complication of tonsillitis. abcess - aspiration with needle

24
Q

nasopharynx CN and location

A

base of skull to soft palate V2

25
Q

oropharynx CN and location

A

soft palate to epiglottis IX

26
Q

laryngopharynx CN and location

A

epiglottis to inferiro border of cricoid X

27
Q

3 parts of the larynx

A

supraglottis
glottis
subglottis

28
Q

what is larynx

A

voice box

29
Q

how many cartilages in larynx

A

6

30
Q

blood supply to larynx

A

sup. laryngeal artery (ECA) and inf laryngeal artery (thyrocervical trink)

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33
Q

which larynx cartilages are unpaired

A

thyroid, cricoid, epiglottis

34
Q

internal laryngeal nerve and sup laryngeal artery pass through

A

thyrohyoid membrane

35
Q

relevance of cricothyroid ligament

A

cricothyrotomy

36
Q

which cartilage is Adam’s apple

A

larygeal prominence of thyroid cartilage

37
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where is incision point fro cricothyrotomy

A

immediately below base of thyroid cartilage Locate the cricothyroid membrane anteriorly between the thyroid and the cricoid cartilage

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