L3 Muscles Of Respiration Flashcards

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What are the true , false, floating, typical and atypical ribs

A

True .. 1-7
False .. 8-10
Floating ..11-12

Typical.. 3-9
Atypical .. 1+2 / 10+11+12

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What are the components of I.C space ?

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  1. I.C. Muscles
  2. Neurovascular bundle ( between internal and innermost )
  3. Fascia ( we are concerned with the internal fascia )
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What is the origin and insertion of intercostal muscles ?

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External starts posteriorly and replaced by external i.c. membrane at the region of costal cartilage

Internal starts anteriorly and replaced by membrane as you are going posteriorly

Innermost layer presents as discontinuous laterally (most lateral parts )

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What is the transversus thoracis muscle ?

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consists of four or five slips that run from the posterior surface of the xiphoid process and body of the sternum to 3 rd – 4 th costal cartilages
It is a type of innermost layer

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What is the subcostal muscle ?

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Subcostal muscles are variable; these are posterior muscles usually present in the lower intercostal spaces extending from the angle of one rib to the internal surface of second or third rib inferior to it, crossing two intercostal spaces

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What are levator costarum muscles ?

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Levator costarum muscles extend from the transverse processes of c7 to T11 and attach to ribs 1-12 close to their tubercles. These muscles are innervated by dorsal rami of spinal nerves C8 – T11

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What is the function of Serratus posterior superior and inferior muscle?

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It has limited role in the movement of thoracic cage however They mainly help in Proprioception (They Provide the brain with the position of the ribs in association to the vertebrae.

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What is the nerve supply to the thoracic wall ?

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Whole thoracic wall is innervated by ( thoracic spinal nerves )

DORSAL RAMUS
- for the back

VENTRAL RAMUS
- will form intercostal nerves giving lateral and anterior cutaneous branches

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What is the blood supply to the thoracic wall ?

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POSTERIORLY
- it is from the thoracic aorta

ANTERIORLY
- internal thoracic artery that will give 2 intercostal arteries

Both will anastomoses forming a circle

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10
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What are the venous drainage of the diaphragm ?

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  • internal thoracic veins ( musclophrenic vein )

- inferior vena cava

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What is the blood supply to the diaphragm ?

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Superiorly:
- The musculophrenic artery and vein from the internal thoracic artery and vein

Inferiorly :
-The inferior phrenic artery ( first pair of arteries that arises from the abdominal aorta )

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What are the branches of the phrenic nerves ?

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  1. Right and left phrenic nerves
  2. Pericardio-phrenic branches
  3. Phrenico-abdominal branches
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What is the MOVEMENTS OF RIBS ?

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COSTOTRANSVERSE as the ribs will articulate with transverse process

Upper ribs … rotation

Lower ribs … gliding

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14
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The most important muscles that take part in the movement of ribs is ?

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Levator costarum muscles ( 12 pairs )

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What are the accessory muscle ?

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  1. Levator costarum
  2. Scalene muscles ( anterior, middle, posterior )
  3. Pectoralis ( major , minor )
  4. Serratus posterior ( sup. and inf. )
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