Lecture 4: Thoracic wall Flashcards

1
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Identify the structure with the star.

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tubercle

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2
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Identify the structure with the red arrow

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costal groove

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3
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articulate with inferior and superior costal facets of adjacent thoracic vertebrae

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head

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4
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term used to describe a group of disorder that occur when there is compression, injury, or irritation of the brachial plexus and/or subclavian vessels in the lower neck and upper chest

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thoracic outlet syndrome

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5
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This structure separates the ribs and costal cartilages

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intercostal space

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6
Q

__ to ___ are TRUE ribs

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1-7

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7
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___ to ___ have cartilages attached to cartilages of ribs superior.

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8-10

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8
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Floating ribs are which number?

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11-12

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9
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space between the pericardium and the sternum

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anterior mediastinum

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10
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pericardium and heart lie in this part of the thoracic cavity

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middle mediastinum

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11
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part of the body between the neck and abdomen including the cavirty enclosed by the ribs, breastbone and dorsal vertebrae and containing the chief organs of circulation and respiration, the chest

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the thorax

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12
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Identify all the features of the generalized vertebra

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see slide 17 thoracic wall MC

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13
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which muscle lies between the ribs?

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intercostal muscles

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14
Q

function during respiration both by moving the ribs and by helping to keep the intercostal spaces rigid

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intercostal muscles

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15
Q

5 muscles included in the intercostal muscles

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  1. ) external intercostal
  2. ) internal intercostal
  3. ) innermost intercostal
  4. ) subcostal
  5. ) transversus thoracis
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16
Q

elevate ribs during forced inspiration

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external intercostals

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17
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internal and innermost intercostals are separated from the innermost layer by the ____.

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neurovascular bundle

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18
Q

Identify muscles in green

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subcostalis

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19
Q

functions to depress ribs

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transversus thoracis

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20
Q

where is/are the primary blood supply to the thoracic wall derived from?

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aorta and subclavian arteries

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21
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most of these veins return blood to the azygous and hemiazygous veins

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posterior intercostal veins

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22
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an area of the skin supplied by the nerves from a single spinal root

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dermatomes

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23
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a procedure to remove fluid from the space between the lining of the outside of the lungs and the wall of the chest

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thoracentesis

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24
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origin is the transverse processes; insertion: rib below b/w tubercle and angle; action: elevates ribs

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levator costae

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origin: spines of C7-T3; insertion: ribs 2-4; action: elevate ribs
serratus posterior superior
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origin: spines of T11-L2; insertion: ribs 8-12; action: depress ribs
serratus posterior inferior
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most important muscle of respiration
diaphragm
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Identify the structure with the star on the diagram.
serratus posterior inferior
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Identify the structure with the star on the diagram.
right crus
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Identify the structure with the star on the diagram.
medial arcuate ligament
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unites the crura and forms the aortic hiatus
MEDIAN arcuate ligament
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what innervates the respiratory diaphragm
phrenic nerve C3, C4, C5 "keep the diaphragm alive"
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posterior intercostal veins return blood to ____ and ___ veins
azygos and hemiazygos
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flatten the dome of the diaphragm, providing the lung with greater volume for expansion
diaphragmatic plication
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increasingly being employed in patients with central respiratory paralysis and upper cervical spinal cord injury to wean patients off mechanical ventilation
phrenic pacing
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describe 2 things that happen during INSPIRATION
1. ) rib cage expand as rib muscle contract 2. ) diaphragm contracts/ moves down
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describe 2 things that happen during expiration
1. ) ribe cage gets smaller as rib muscles relax 2. ) diaphragm relaxes/ moves up
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principal muscle involved in INSPIRATION
external intercostals (elevate ribs)
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principal muscle(s) involved in expiration
internal intercostal, rectus abdominis, external oblique, internal oblique, transversus abdominis CONTRACT during expiration
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superior surface of the diaphgram is supplied by ____ arteries (3)
musculophrenic, pericardiacophrenic, and superior phrenic arteries
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the inferior surface of the diaphragm is supplied by \_\_\_.
inferior phrenic
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Identify the artery by the star on the diagram
musculophrenic artery
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Identify the structure labeled by the stars on the diagram
inferior phrenic arteries
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superior venous drainage of the diaphragm (3 veins)
musculophrenic, pericardiacophrenic and right superior phrenic
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inferior surface venous drainage of diaphragm (2 veins)
right and left inferior phrenic veins
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Most veins return blood to the azygous and hemiazygous veins EXCEPT
Left Superior intercostal
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ID the structure with the star
left pericardiacophrenic artery
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ID the structure with the star
Right pericardiacophrenic artery
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What surgical treatment is used to treat pts with severe dyspnea upon excursion (unilateral diaphragmatic paralysis) ?
diaphragmatic plication
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What is currently being used to treat bilateral diaphragmatic paralysis and allows pts to speak again and use their olfaction systems?
diaphragm pacing
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At what level does the caval hiatus open?
T8
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At what level does the esophageal hiatus come out?
T10
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At what level does the aortic hiatus come out?
T12
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Part of diaphragm that arises from L1-L2 and their intervertebral discs
left crus
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arises from L1-L3 and their intervertebral discs
right crus
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which diaphragmatic aperture/opening does the azygous vein go into?
aortic hiatus
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Which intercostal muscle(s) has actions to both depress and elevate the ribs?
internal intercostal and innermost intercostal muscle
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Transversus thoracic attaches to which costal cartilages?
2-6
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Most common type of scoliosis
idiopathic scoliosis
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may result from traumatic bone callapse, previous mahor back surgery, or osteoporosis
degenerative scoliosis