ch 10 Flashcards

1
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Main function of bony thorax

A

expand & deflate during respiration, protect organs of respiratory system

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2
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Thin, narrow, flat compact bone

A

sternum

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3
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What is the bone in the middle of sternum like

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spongy and is a site for red bone marrow

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4
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3 parts of sternum

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manubrium, body, xiphoid process

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5
Q

Upper portion closest to chin

A

manubrium

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6
Q

how big is manubrium

A

2” in length

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7
Q

longest part of sternum

A

body

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8
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How big is body

A

4”

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9
Q

What age does the 4 segments of body fuse

A

25

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10
Q

most inferior portion of the sternum

A

xiphoid process

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11
Q

What age does the cartilage in xiphoid process ossify

A

40

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12
Q

Jugular notch is also known as

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suprasternal notch, manubrial notch

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13
Q

What level is jugular notch

A

T2-T3

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14
Q

Where manubrium and the superior portion of body meet

A

sternal angle

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15
Q

What level is sternal angle

A

T4-T5

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16
Q

What level is xiphoid tip

A

T9-T10

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17
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Only bony connection between each shoulder girdle and bony thorax are (where clavicles meet manubrium)

A

sternoclavicular joints

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18
Q

Sternal rib articulations that connect to the sternum

A

clavicles, 7 pairs of ribs

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19
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A short piece of cartilage that articulates with the facets of the sternum

A

costocartilage

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20
Q

What ribs connect to #7 costocartilage

A

8,9,10

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21
Q

Floating ribs with no costocartilage

A

11,12

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22
Q

True ribs

A

1-7

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23
Q

False ribs

A

8-12

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24
Q

Vertebral end attaches to ___

A

thoracic vertebrae

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25
Sternal end attaches to ___
sternum
26
body of rib, angles downward and forward which is termed the "angle of the rib"
shaft
27
Consists of a head which attaches to 1 or 2 tspine
vertebral end
28
on vertebral end, the neck is ___
flattened
29
Lateral to the neck is a tubercle which articulates with
transverse process of tspine vertebrae
30
The vertebral end of a rib is how much higher than the sternal end
3-5"
31
Lower inside margin is called
costal groove
32
What does the costal groove of rib protect
an artery, a vein, and a nerve
33
What can rib injuries be associated with
heavy hemorrhaging
34
What does the 1st ribs look like
short, broad, and most vertical
35
Ribs get longer with what ribs
down to the 7th rib
36
What does the ribs 8-12 look like
significantly shorter
37
Bony thorax is widest at lateral margins of what ribs
8-9th
38
Degree of obliquity required to get a good pic of sternum depends on size of the thoracic cavity:
small chest- 20 degrees | large chest- 15 degrees
39
What KVP is best to get good contrast of sternum
75 KVP
40
A breathing technique is used to get a good sternum because
it blurs out lungs/ribs
41
Sternum SID
40"
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Why is it not recommended to do a sternum at a lower SID
gives a lot more dose
43
Why would a tech "want" to have a smaller SID
it magnifies the sternum
44
Rib pictures above the diaphragm- breathing instructions
inspiration
45
why do you take the above diaphragm on inspiration
brings diaphragm down so you can see the difference between lung & bone
46
Why do you want a low KVP on ribs
they are small and a large KVP would grey them out
47
When should you go to a higher KVP range if the injury is over the heart
To penetrate the ribs over the heart
48
Why would you do lower ribs below diaphragm at the upright bucky
because it hurts to lie on the table and you can take a bigger breath upright, gravity brings abdomen down
49
why would a tech want to take lower ribs on the table
it spreads out the abdomen
50
What is the breathing instructions on lower ribs
expiration
51
What is always taken for rib xrays and why
chest, check for perforation of lungs
52
3 steps for ribs
1- side that hurts against bucky 2- move spine away from pain 3- CR on side xray is being done on
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kvp for lower oblique ribs
75-85 KVP
54
kvp for upper oblique ribs
65-75 KVP
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PA oblique patient position
affected side away from IR
56
AP oblique patient position
affected side close to IR
57
AP ribs lower sees what ribs
8-12
58
AP/PA ribs upper sees what ribs
1-10
59
RAO/LAO sternoclavicular joints show
joint space closest to IR
60
What position are patients in for sternoclavicular AP or PA
PA
61
What breathing instructions for sternclavicular joints
expiration
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Lateral sternum is at what SID
72"
63
Fracture of adjacent ribs in two or more places is caused by blunt trauma and is associated with underlying pulmonary injury
flail chest
64
congenital defect is characterized by anterior protrusion of the lower sternum and xiphoid process.
pectus carinatrum (pigeon breast)
65
localized or generalized infection of bone and marrow can be associated with postoperative complications of open heart surgery, which requires the sternum to be split.
osteomyelitis
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also known as funnel chest, this deformity is characterized by a depressed sternum.
pectus excavatum
67
Joint between the costocartilage and the sternal end
Costochondral union or junction
68
Cartilage of rib attached to the manubrium
Sternocostal joint
69
Clavicle and sternum meet at
Sternoclavicular joint
70
Costal cartilage and anterior 6th-9th ribs
Interchondral joints
71
What ribs are found with constotransverse joints
1-10 (ribs 11&12 lack this joint)