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Lecture 26 Axilla and Breast Flashcards

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What is the axilla?

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  • the axilla is essentially the region that we think of as the deep compartment of the armpit
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Where is the axilla located?

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  • inferior to the glenohumeral joint at the junction of the arm and thorax
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Is the axilla an important passageway for neurovascular structures?

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  • yes
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What is the shape of the axilla?

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  • pyramid shaped
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What types of fascia does the axillary region contain?

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  • superficial and deep
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What is significant about the fascia of the pectoral region?

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  • consists of superficial and deep layers that define borders, invest muscles, and create potential spaces
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What nerves travel through the superficial fascia?

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  • supraclavicular nerves (C3 and C4 spinal nerves)

- anterior and lateral branches of intercostal nerves

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What muscle is contained in the superficial fascia of the axilla?

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  • platysma muscle
  • (muscle over lower mandible, neck and upper thoracic/shoulder region; a very superficial skeletal muscle that is mostly subcutaneous)
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What fascias are considered deep?

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  • pectoral fascia
  • axillary fascia
  • clavipectoral fascia
  • deltoid fascia
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What does the pectoral fascia do?

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  • attaches to clavicle and sternum; invests pectoralis major muscle; continous with fascia of anterior abdominal wall
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What fascia will become the axillary fascia?

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  • pectoral fascia
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What fascia forms the floor of axilla?

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  • axillary fascia
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What fascia is deep to the pectoralis major muscle?

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  • clavipectoral fascia
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What connects the subclavius muscle and pectoralis minor?

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  • costocoracoid membrane
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What fascia is the costocoracoid membrane a part of?

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  • clavipectoral fascia
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what becomes the suspensory ligament of axilla?

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  • clavipectoral fascia
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What does the clavipectoral fascia do?

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  • invests subclavius and pectoralis minor muscles
  • attaches to clavicle
  • becomes suspensory ligament
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What are the features of the deltoid fascia?

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  • attaches to clavicle, acromion, and spine of scapula
  • continous with pectoralis fascia
  • compartmentalizes scapular muscles
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What does the suspensory ligament of axilla connect?

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  • the axillary fascia and clavipectoral fascia
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What are the borders of the clavipectoral triangle?

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  • deltoid (lateral)
  • pectoralis major (medial)
  • middle 1/3 of clavicle (superior)
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What is the function of the clavipectoral triangle?

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  • allows passage of neurovascular structures between axilla and pectoral region
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What does the clavipectoral triangle contain?

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  • cephalic vein
  • deltopectoral lymp nodes
  • deltoid branch of thoracoacromial artery (from axillary a.)
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23
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What is the superior boundary of the axillary?

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  • clavicle
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What are the walls of the axilla?

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  • apex (clavicle)
  • lateral wall (shoulder joint/arm)
  • base (fossa/armpit)
  • medial wall (ribs)
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What makes up the apex of the axilla?

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  • clavicle
  • scapula
  • 1st rib
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What does the apex contain?

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  • the cervicoaxillary canal
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What is the passageway for neurovascular structures from the neck to the upper limb?

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  • the cervicoaxillary canal
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what makes up the base of the axilla?

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  • skin and superficial fascia (axilla fossa aka armpit)
  • anterior axillary fold (lateral border of pec. major muscle)
  • posterior axillary fold
  • chest wall
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what muscle makes up the posterior axillary fold?

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  • latissimus dorsi muscle

- teres major muscle

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What muscle makes up the chest wall of the base of the axilla?

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  • serratus anterior muscle
31
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What makes up the anterior wall of the axilla?

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  • clavicle (superior)
  • subclavius muscle (superior)
  • pectoralis major muscle
  • pectoralis minor muscle
32
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What makes up the posterior wall of the axilla?

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  • scapula
  • subscapularis muscle
  • latissimus dorsi muscle
  • teres major muscle
33
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What makes up the lateral wall of the axilla?

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  • intertubercular sulcus
  • tendon of long head of biceps
  • coracobrachialis tendon
34
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What vessels does the axillary sheath contain?

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  • axillary vein
  • axillary artery
  • brachial plexus
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The ______ is an extension of the prevertebral layer of deep cervical fascia into the cervicoaxillary canal of the axilla?

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  • axillary sheath
36
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The axillary is the continuation of what artery?

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  • subclavian
37
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What does the axillary artery supply?

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  • shoulder
  • thorax
  • axillary region
38
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What does the axillary artery continue into the arm as?

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  • brachial artery
39
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What forms the axillary vein?

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  • the brachial and basilic vein
40
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What forms the subclavian vein?

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  • the cephalic and axillary vein
41
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What nerves contribute to the brachial plexus?

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  • C5-T1
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Where do the cords of the brachial plexus travel within?

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  • axillary sheath
43
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Where does the brachial plexus provide innervation?

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  • the shoulder
  • pectoral region
  • scapular region
  • upper limb
44
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What are the 5 groups of lymph nodes?

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  • Pectoral
  • subscapular
  • humeral
  • central
  • apical
45
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Where are the pectoral (anterior) lymph nodes?

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  • medial wall of axilla

- cluster around the lateral thoracic vein

46
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Where are the sub scapular (posterior) lymph nodes?

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  • posterior axillary fold

- cluster around sub-scapular vessels

47
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Where are the humeral (lateral) lymph nodes?

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  • lateral wall of axilla

- near axillary vein

48
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Where are the central lymph nodes?

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  • base of axilla

- near axillary vein

49
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Where are the apical lymph nodes?

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  • apex (cericoaxillary canal)

- near axillary vein

50
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What innervates the breast?

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  • intercostal nerves (4-6)
51
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How does the breast attach to dermis of overlying skin?

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  • suspensory ligaments
52
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What do the breasts rest on?

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  • pectoral fascia
53
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the breast is a modified _____ gland?

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  • sweat
54
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What drain into lactiferous sinuses which open at nipple?

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  • lactiferous ducts
55
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What converge on the nipple?

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  • mammary gland lobules
56
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What is the darkened skin surrounded the nipple?

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  • pigmented areola
57
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Where does most of the lymph from the breast drain?

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  • axillary lymph nodes
58
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What supplies the breast?

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  • medial mammary branches

- lateral mammary branches

59
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Where do the medial mammary branches come from?

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  • from internal thoracic artery (subclavian artery)
60
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Where do the lateral mammary branches come from?

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  • from lateral thoracic artery (from axillary artery)
61
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What is the primary venous drainage of the breast?

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  • mainly to axillary vein via lateral thoracic veins and medial mammary veins via internal thoracic vein
62
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Where is some of the drainage of breast?

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  • internal thoracic vein (and then subclavian) via anterior intercostal veins
63
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Where is the lymph drainage of the nipple, areola, and lactiferous lobules?

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  • subareolar lymph nodes
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Where does remaining lymph drain?

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  • parasternal (internal mammary) and abdominal lymph nodes
65
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What is polythelia?

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  • an accessory nipple
66
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What is polymastia?

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  • an accessory breast tissue
67
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What does breast elavation during contraction signal?

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  • advanced cancer
68
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What are some refraction signs?

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  • lymphedema (excess subcutaneous fluid) by blocking lymph flow
  • dimpling of the skin of the breast
  • edema of skin
69
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Can cancer spread to other organs in the body?

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  • yes
70
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Can breast cancer spread to the thoracic, brain, skeletal an cranial structures?

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  • yes
71
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Can breast cancer spread to liver?

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  • yes

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