Respiratory Anatomy Diagrams (CM) Flashcards by cole roberts

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Name structures A to D

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A - Pectoralis major

B - Serratus anterior

C - Latissimus dorsi

D - Long thoracic nerve

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Name the three anatomical lines indicated by A, B and C

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A - Posterior axillary line

B - Mid axillary line

C - Anterior axillary line

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Axillary tail

B - Areola

C - Nipple

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Name anatomical lines and landmarks A to E

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A - Costal margin

B - Axilla (armpit)

C - Mid axillary line

D - Posterior axillary line

E - Anterior axillary line

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Name the anatomical lines A, B and C

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A - Costal margin

B - Mid sternal (median) line

C - Mid clavicuar line

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Name structures A to E

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A - Superficial fascia

B - Deep fascia

C - Pectoralis major

D - Cephalic vein (in delta/pectoral groove)

E - Deltoid muscle

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Name the different areas of the parietal pleural A to E

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A - Cervical parietal pleura

B - Costal parietal pleura

C - Visceral pleura

D - Diaphagmatic parietal pleura

E - Mediastinal parietal pleural

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Name the structures A, B and C associated with the right lung

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A - Superior vena cava

B - Azygous vein

C - Phrenic nerve

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What are the causes of the labelled indentations A, B and C in the right lung?

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A - Azygous vein

B - Superior vena cava

C - Inferior vena cava

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Name the structures A to D of the right lung hilum

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A - Main bronchus

B - Pulmonary arteries

C - Pulmonary (hilar) lymph nodes

D - Pulmonary veins

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Name structures A, B and C associated with the left lung

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A - Aorta

B - Common carotid artery

C - Phrenic nerve (left)

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What are the causes of the labelled indentation, A, in the left lung?

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A - Aorta

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Name structures A, B, C and D associated with the left lung hilum

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A - Pulmonary artery

B - Pulmonary veins

C - Main bronchi

D - Pulmonary (hilar) lymph nodes

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Name the muscle labelled A

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A - Pectorlalis minor

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Name the muscles A and B

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A - Sternocleidomastoid

B - Scalenus anterior, medius and posterior

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Name structures A to D

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A - Right transversus abdominus

B - Right rectus abdominus

C - Left rectus abdominus

D - Left transversus abdominus

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Name structures A to D

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A - Right internal oblique

B - Right external oblique

C - Left external oblique

D - Left internal oblique

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Aponeurosis (of external oblique)

B - Linea alba

C - Linea semilunaris

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Name muscle A and the attachment locations of the external oblique at B, C and D

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A - Serratus anterior (right)

B - Superficial aspects of lower ribs

C - Iliac crest

D - Pubic tubercle

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Name the three areas of attachment that the internal oblique makes at A, B and C

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A - Inferior border of lower ribs

B - Iliac crest

C - Thoracolumbar fascia of lower back

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Name structures A and B

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A - Linea alba

B - Aponeurosis of (right) internal oblique

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What are the 3 attachments made by the transversus abdominus at A, B and C?

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A - Deep aspects of lower ribs

B - Iliac crest

C - Thoracolumbar fascia of the lower back

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Linea alba

B - Rectus sheath

C - Left transversus abdominus aponeurosis

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Left rectus abdominus

B - Left external oblique aponeurosis

C - Left internal oblique aponeurosis

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Name the muscle labelled A

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A - Serratus anterior

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Name structures A to D

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A - Spermatic cord

B - Vas deferens

C - Testicular artery

D - Pampiniform venous plexus

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Which type of hernia is associated with the diagram below?

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Paraoesophageal hiatus hernia

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Which type of hernia is associated with the diagram below?

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Sliding hiatus hernia

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Epiglottis

B - Hyoid bone

C - Cricoid cartilage

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Cricothyroid ligament

B - Cricotracheal ligament

C - Thyrohyoid membrane

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Name structures A to H

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A - Arytenoid muscle

B - Corniculate cartilage

C - Thyrohyoid membrane

D - Epiglottis

E - Thyrohyoid membrane

F - Vestibular fold (false vocal cords)

G - Vocal cord

H - Cricotracheal ligament

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Name structures A to E

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A - Cricoid cartilage

B - Arytenoid cartilage

C - Cuneiform cartilage

D - Thyroid cartilage

E - Cricothyroid ligament

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Name structures A to F

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A - Subclavian artery and vein

B - Internal thoracic artery and vein

C - Anterior intercostal vein

D - Anterior intercostal artery

E - Intercostal nerve

F - Intercostal muscles

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Name structures A to G

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A & G - Inferior lobes

B - Middle lobe

C - Horizontal fissure

D & E - Superior lobes

F & H - Oblique fissues

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Name area A

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A - Costodiaphragmatic recess

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Name structure A

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A - Trachea