Bones + joints + muscles + Vertebral level

Question 1

What is the vertebral level of diaphragm?

Answer 1

T8

Question 2

What is the vertebral level of carina?

Answer 2

T2

Question 3

What is the vertebral level of lung?

Answer 3

T1-8

Question 4

What is the vertebral level of cardiac notch?

Answer 4

T5

Question 5

How does rib communicate with vertebral bodies + transverse processes?

Answer 5

rib head (communicates with vertebral body) + tubercules (communicates with transverse processes of vertebra)

Question 6

What coastal cartilage is at sternal angle?

Answer 6

2nd

Question 7

What part of aorta is at sternal angle?

Answer 7

arch

Question 8

What is found in coastal groove?

Answer 8

vein, artery and nerve

Question 9

If you need to puncture between rib where do you puncture- above of below the rib?

Answer 9

Above- avoid the vein, artery and nerve which is BELOW the rib

Question 10

Where is xiphoid found?

Answer 10

T10

Question 11

Where is coastal arch?

Answer 11

T8

Question 12

Which ribs are floating?

Answer 12

11 & 12

Question 13

Is sternoclavicular a synovial joint?

Answer 13

yes

Question 14

Which ribs are synovial?

Answer 14

2-7

Question 15

is 1st rib synchondrosis/symphisis?

Answer 15

synchondrosis (hyaline)

Question 16

Is xiphisternal synchondrosis/symphisis?

Answer 16

syncondrosis (hyaline)

Question 17

Is manubriosternal synchondrosis/symphisis?

Answer 17

symphisis (fibre)

Question 18

What does transversus thoracis do?

Answer 18

depress rib

Question 19

What does subcoastal muscle do?

Answer 19

Elevate rib

Question 20

What does levator costarum do?

Answer 20

elevate rib

Question 21

What is the nerve for all muscles- which is an exception?

Answer 21

subcoastal - levator costarum is an exception –> receives from spine

Question 22

What do all intercoastal muscles do?

Answer 22

external= elevate rib
internal= depress rib
innermost= elevate rib