Anterior Chest Wall Flashcards
Which nerve pierces through the pectoralis minor to the pectoralis major?
Medial pectoral nerve
Rib is numbered the same as the ____ of the two vertebra
Rib is numbered the same as the __lower__ of the two vertebra
ribs connect to the sternum by way of _____ ______
ribs connect to the sternum by way of __COSTAL___ _CARTILAGE_____
sternal angle (of Louis) is located ________
sternal angle (of Louis) is located ___BETWEEN THE MANUBRIUM AND BODY______
2nd rib attaches at the __________
2nd rib attaches at the ___STERNAL ANGLE (of LOUIS)_______
coastal refers to ____
coastal refers to __RIBS___
how many ribs are there?
12
how many intercostal spaces are there?
11
ICS are named for the ______
ICS are named for the __RIB ABOVE IT____
No ICS for the ____ rib. Instead called _______
No ICS for the __12TH__ rib. Instead called __SUBCOSTAL SPACE___
True ribs attach via ______ except for ____ rib which attaches to manubrium
True ribs attach via __COSTAL CARTILAGE DIRECTLY TO STERNUM____ except for 1ST rib which attaches to manubrium
ribs 1-7 are _____
ribs 1-7 are __TRUE RIBS___
ribs 8-10 are _____
ribs 8-10 are __FALSE RIBS___
false ribs attach to the ________
false ribs attach to the ___COSTAL CARTILAGE OF 7th RIB_____
ribs 11-12 are ______
ribs 11-12 are __FLOATING RIBS____
Floating ribs have ________ but do not attach _______
Floating ribs have __CARTILAGE ON ENDS______ but do not attach __ANTERIORLY_____
_______ is where the intercostal neurovascular bundle is located
___COSTAL GROOVE____ is where the intercostal neurovascular bundle is located
ribs 3-9 are ______
ribs 3-9 are __TRUE RIBS___
Typical ribs attach ___________
Typical ribs attach ___DIRECTLY TO VERTEBRAL BODIES AND TRANSVERSE PROCESSES________
Skin layers in order from superficial to deep
epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, superficial fascia, fat, deep fascia
Langer lines ________
Langer lines __ORIENTATION OF COLLAGEN FIBERS IN THE DERMIS AND EPIDERMIS______
Surgeons cut ______ to langer lines
Surgeons cut __PARALLEL____ to langer lines
The Pectoralis Major has 2 Heads: ______ and ______
The Pectoralis Major has 2 Heads: __CLAVICULAR____ and __STERNOCOSTAL____
The clavicular head of the pectoralis major attaches to the ______ and laterally to the _______
The clavicular head of the pectoralis major attaches to the __CLAVICLE____ and laterally to the __HUMERUS_____
The sternocostal head of the pectoralis major attaches to the ______ and laterally to the _______
The sternocostal head of the pectoralis major attaches to the __STERNUM AND RIBS____ and laterally to the ___HUMERUS____
The clavicular head of the pectoralis major is innervated by _________
The clavicular head of the pectoralis major is innervated by __LATERAL PECTORAL N_______
The sternocostal head of the pectoralis major is innervated by _________
The sternocostal head of the pectoralis major is innervated by __MEDIAL PECTORAL N_______
The function(s) of the Pectoralis Major is (are)
The function(s) of the Pectoralis Major is (are) __ADDucts ARM and SOME MEDIAL ROTATION___
Pectoralis Minor attaches from _________
Pectoralis Minor attaches from ___CORACOID PART OF SCAPULA DOWN TO RIBS______
Pectoralis Minor function is to __________
Pectoralis Minor function is to ___DEPRESS SHOULDER AND ELEVATE RIBS_______
Pectoralis Minor is innervated by ___________
Pectoralis Minor is innervated by ___MEDIAL PECTORAL N________
Pectoralis Minor is considered an ___________
Pectoralis Minor is considered an ___ACCESSORY INSPIRATORY MUSCLE________
Areola
Areola -
Nipple
Nipple
Areolar glands (of Montgomery)
Areolar glands (of Montgomery)
Mammallary Crease
Mammallary Crease
Suspensory Ligaments of Copper
Suspensory Ligaments of Copper
The blood supply to the breast is from __________
The blood supply to the breast is from ___INTERNAL (medial) AND LATERAL (lateral) THORACIC ARTERIES_______
The major lymphatic drainage of the breasts are ________
The major lymphatic drainage of the breasts are _AXILLARY AND PARASTERNAL LYMPH_______
Cancer has a tendency to metastasize in the ____________ lymph nodes
Cancer has a tendency to metastasize in the ___AXILLARY_________ lymph nodes
Both the parasternal and the axillary lymph drain into the ____________ which drain into _________
Both the parasternal and the axillary lymph drain into the ___CLAVICULAR NODES_________ which drain into ___LARGE VEINS OF THE NECK______
Lump
Lump - TUMOR ABSCESS OR CYST
Dimpling
Dimpling - INVASION OF SUSPENSORY LIGAMENTS (OR INJURY)
Retracted Nipple
Retracted Nipple - INVASION OF LACTIFEROUS DUCTS
Inverted Nipple
Inverted Nipple - NATURALLY OCCURING IN 10% OF WOMEN
Peu d’ orange
Peu d’ orange - BLOCKAGE OF LYMPHATICS
warmth
warmth - VASCULAR SIGNS
less mobile
less mobile - INVASION OF DEEP FASCIA OF PECTORAL MUSCLES
polymastia
polymastia - EXTRA BREASTS
polythelia
polythelia- EXTRA NIPPLES
gynecomastia
gynecomastia - MALE BREASTS (FEMINIZATION)
External intercostal muscles
hands in pocket
Internal intercostal muscles
down and out
The right lung has ___ lobes. They are _____
The right lung has 3 lobes. They are __SUPERIOR MIDDLE, and INFERIOR___
The left lung has ___ lobes. They are _____
The left lung has 2 lobes. They are __SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR___
The _____ lung has the lingula and cardiac notch.
The __LEFT___ lung has the lingula and cardiac notch.
Right Lung Fissure(s): ________
Right Lung Fissure(s): __HORIZONTAL and OBLIQUE______
Left Lung Fissure(s): ________
Left Lung Fissure(s): ____OBLIQUE____
_______ Pleura - Outer Layer
__PARIETAL_____ Pleura - Outer Layer
_______ Pleura - Inner Layer
__VISCERAL_____ Pleura - Inner Layer
_______ Pleura has acute perception to pain and pressure
__PARIETAL_____ Pleura has acute perception to pain and pressure
_______ Pleura has poor / no perception of pain
___VISCERAL____ Pleura has poor / no perception of pain
Lack of pain perception in ______ pleura is the reason why lung tumors can become large before they are felt
Lack of pain perception in ___VISCERAL____ pleura is the reason why lung tumors can become large before they are felt
Pleural effusion is a _________
Pleural effusion is a __BUILDUP OF FLUID IN THE PLEURAL CAVITY_______
Mid-inspiration the inferior borders of the lungs cross the ribs at _______ for Midclavicular. ________ for midaxillary. _______ for Scapular.
Mid-inspiration the inferior borders of the lungs cross the ribs at ___6____ for Midclavicular. ___8_____ for midaxillary. ___10____ for Scapular.
Mid-inspiration the inferior borders of the pleura cross the ribs at _______ for Midclavicular. ________ for midaxillary. _______ for Scapular.
Mid-inspiration the inferior borders of the pleura cross the ribs at ___8____ for Midclavicular. ___10_____ for midaxillary. __12_____ for Scapular.
Aspirated objects are more likely to lodge in ________
Aspirated objects are more likely to lodge in ___THE RIGHT MAIN BROCHUS_____
Pulmonary ARTERIES run ____segmental with Brochi/Bronchioles
Pulmonary ARTERIES run __INTRA__segmental with Brochi/Bronchioles
Pulmonary VEINS run ____segmental with Brochi/Bronchioles
Pulmonary VEINS run __INTER__segmental with Brochi/Bronchioles
_______ Nerve is the Parasympathetic innervation of the lung
__VAGUS (C.N. X)_____ Nerve is the Parasympathetic innervation of the lung
_______ Nerve is the Sympathetic innervation of the lung
___SYMPATHETIC____ Nerve is the Sympathetic innervation of the lung
SOMATIC innervation for the Diaphragm is done by _______ nerve
SOMATIC innervation for the Diaphragm is done by __PHRENIC_____ nerve
The phrenic nerve is the _____ n. to diaphragm and _____ n. ________ _______
The phrenic nerve is the __MOTOR and SENSORY__ n. to DIAPHRAGM and __SENSORY___ n. ___MEDIASTINAL PLEURA_____
The primary inspiratory muscles are __________
The primary inspiratory muscles are ___DIAPHRAGM, INTERCOSTAL MUSCLES, NECK, PECTORAL MINOR_______
The primary expiratory muscles are _________. FORCED expiration is done by ________
The primary expiratory muscles are __RELAXATION________. FORCED expiration is done by ___ABDOMINAL_____
Closed pneumothorax is ________
Closed pneumothorax is ___VALVE-LIKE_____
Pyothorax
Pus
Chylothorax
Lymph
Clinical solution for pneumothorax is ___________
Clinical solution for pneumothorax is __THORACOCENTESIS (PARACENTESIS)_________
For Thoracocentesis (paracentesis) place the needle at ______ to remove fluid, blood or pus
For Thoracocentesis (paracentesis) place the needle at __2ND/3RD ICS____ to remove fluid, blood or pus