Respiratory Anatomy Diagrams Flashcards
Name structures A to D
A - Pectoralis major
B - Serratus anterior
C - Latissimus dorsi
D - Long thoracic nerve
Name the three anatomical lines indicated by A, B and C
A - Posterior axillary line
B - Mid axillary line
C - Anterior axillary line
Name structures A, B and C
A - Axillary tail
B - Areola
C - Nipple
Name anatomical lines and landmarks A to E
A - Costal margin
B - Axilla (armpit)
C - Mid axillary line
D - Posterior axillary line
E - Anterior axillary line
Name the anatomical lines A, B and C
A - Costal margin
B - Mid sternal (median) line
C - Mid clavicuar line
Name structures A to E
A - Superficial fascia
B - Deep fascia
C - Pectoralis major
D - Cephalic vein (in delta/pectoral groove)
E - Deltoid muscle
Name the different areas of the parietal pleural A to E
A - Cervical parietal pleura
B - Costal parietal pleura
C - Visceral pleura
D - Diaphagmatic parietal pleura
E - Mediastinal parietal pleural
Name the structures A, B and C associated with the right lung
A - Superior vena cava
B - Azygous vein
C - Phrenic nerve
What are the causes of the labelled indentations A, B and C in the right lung?
A - Azygous vein
B - Superior vena cava
C - Inferior vena cava
Name the structures A to D of the right lung hilum
A - Main bronchus
B - Pulmonary arteries
C - Pulmonary (hilar) lymph nodes
D - Pulmonary veins
Name structures A, B and C associated with the left lung
A - Aorta
B - Common carotid artery
C - Phrenic nerve (left)
What are the causes of the labelled indentation, A, in the left lung?
A - Aorta
Name structures A, B, C and D associated with the left lung hilum
A - Pulmonary artery
B - Pulmonary veins
C - Main bronchi
D - Pulmonary (hilar) lymph nodes
Name the muscle labelled A
A - Pectorlalis minor
Name the muscles A and B
A - Sternocleidomastoid
B - Scalenus anterior, medius and posterior