Respiratory system 1 Flashcards

1
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— is a region of bone that articulate with another bone to form a joint

A

Facet

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2
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List the 3 articular surfaces

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  • Anteriorly where the coastal Cage attaches to the sternum
  • Posteriorly where the tubal attaches to the vertebrae
  • Posteriorly where the head attaches to the vertebrae
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3
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When the head of the rib articulate with two vertebrae body, that is the one above it, and the one on its level, it’s called?

A

Costavertebral joint

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4
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When did Ribs articulate with the transverse process of that vertebral bone it’s called?

A

Costatransverse joint

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5
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List the atypical ribs

A

Ribs 1, 2, 10, 11, 12

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6
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— connects the right and the left dome together

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Central tendom

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7
Q

Where is the dome located?

A

The right dome of the diaphragm seats above rib five while the left dome of the diaphragm seats below rib five

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8
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The space between the ribs…

A

Intercostal space

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9
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In external intercostal muscle, the — is the insertion, and the — is the origin, while the muscle fiber direction is —

A
  • Ribs below
  • Ribs above
  • anterior and inferior
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10
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In internal intercostal muscle, the — is the insertion and the — is the origin while the muscle fibre direction is —

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  • Ribs above
  • ribs below
  • anterior and superior
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11
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— is another muscle of the thoracic wall that extends from the sternum to the ribs of 2 to 6

A

Transversus thoracis

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12
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The neurovascular bond from superior to inferior

A
  • vein
  • artery
  • nerve
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13
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The nerve of the spinal cord branches into — and —

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Dorsal Ramus and Ventral Ramus

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14
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— is a single spinal nerve that innervates a region of skin

A

Dermatomes

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15
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  • The nipples are associated with the — thoracic spinal nerve.
  • The umbilicus is associated with the — thoracic spinal nerve and the xiphoid process is associated with —
A
  • T4
  • T10
  • T6
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16
Q

Within the visceral and parietal pleura, there’s a small space which will have a small amount of fluid and a negative pressure known as the?

A

Pleura cavity

17
Q

When there is an issue with the visceral pleura, we do not feel it because it is insensitive to pain true or false?

A

True

18
Q

The Apex of the lungs seats — while the base of the lung seats —

A
  • Above the clavicle
  • On the diaphragm
19
Q

The oblique fissure separates the — while the horizontal fissure separates the —

A
  • superior and inferior lobe
  • superior and middle lobe (right lung)
20
Q

Based on surface anatomy landmark, the horizontal vision is located anterior at ?

A

The mid clavicle line of rib four

21
Q

Then oblique fissure lines up at?

A

The midclavicular line of ribs 6

22
Q

Anterior Auscultation of the lungs
- Apex of the lungs? - - superior lobe of the right lung?
- middle lobe of the right lung?
- inferior lobe of the right lung?

A
  • above the clavicle
  • Between ribs two and three
  • Below ribs four
  • Below ribs six
23
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PosteriorAuscultation of the lungs
- apex of the lungs?
- superior lobe of the right lung?
- inferior lobe of the right lung?

A
  • between ribs 1 and 2
  • between ribs 3 and 4
  • below rib 8