Olinger Joints, Myo, Bone Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 11th and 12th ribs missing?

A

tubercle

neck

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2
Q

where are rib fractures most common?

what can fractures damage?

A

anterior to the Costal angle

internal organs, produce pain w/respiration, coughing, laughing

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3
Q

where do supernumerary ribs appear?

what kind of ribs can produce neural and circulatory problems?

A

cervical and lumbar

cervical

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4
Q

what are the fibrous joints (synarthrosis)?

A

sutures
schindylesis
gomphosis
syndesmosis

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5
Q

what are the cartilagenous joints (amphiarthrosis)?

A

synchondrosis (primary, has hyaline cartilage)

symphysis (secondary, has fibrocartilage)

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6
Q

where does the head of each rib articulate?

A

inferior costal facet of the superior numeric thoracic vertebral segment

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7
Q

where does the articulating facet of the costal tubercle articulate?

A

same numeric Thoracic vertebral segment

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8
Q

what holds the sternocostal joints together?

A

anterior and posterior radiate sternocostal ligaments

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9
Q

what holds together the costovertebral joints?

A

radiate l.
intraarticular l.
articular capsule

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10
Q

what kind of joint is rib 1 of the sternocostal joint?

ribs 2-7?

A

synchondrosis

synovial planar

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11
Q

what kind of joint is the costovertebral?

A

synovial planar

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12
Q

what holds together the costotransverse l?

what kind of joint is it?

A

lateral and superior costotransverse L.

synovial planar

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13
Q

what kind of movement increases the ant. to post. diameter of the thorax?

A

pump handle (elevation of sternal end)

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14
Q

what kind of movement increases the transverse diameter of the thorax?

A

bucket handle, elevation of lateral portions

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15
Q

what do the movements of the costovertebral joints do?

A

increase thoracic volume and DEC thoracic pressure

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16
Q

where does a dislocation of ribs occur?

separation?

A

sternocostal joint

costochondral joint

17
Q

what kind of joint is costochondral?

A

synchondrosis

18
Q

where are interchondral joints?

what kind?

what kind of joint bw ribs 9-10?

A

bw 6-7, 7-8, 8-9 costal cartilages

planar synovial

fibrous

19
Q

what kind of joint is intervertebral?

what is it between?

A

symphysis

vertebral bodies

20
Q

what do the external intercostal m. do?

how many pairs?

A

elevate ribs

11

21
Q

what do the internal intercostal m. do?

how many?

A

depress ribs

11 pair

22
Q

what innervates ext, int, and innermost intercostal m.?

A

intercostal nerves

23
Q

what is a thoracentisis?

A

insertion of needle through the intercostal m. between ribs

24
Q

where is the needle inserted in a thoracentisis?

A

inferior to intercostal neurovascular bundle, superior to collateral branches

25
what is a thoroscopy?
insertion of a thoroscope into the pleural cavity for visualization and biopsy
26
what is the action of the transverse thoracic m.? located where?
depress ribs bw costal cartilage of adjacent ribs
27
action of subcostal m.?
same as internal intercostal m.
28
what joint is between articular facets of adjacent vertebrae? type?
zygopophyseal planar synovial
29
which rib has a head and only possesses a single Facet
10th