Root of Neck Flashcards

1
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anterior boundary of root of neck

A

top of manubrium and border of clavicle

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2
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posterior border of the root of neck

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body of T1 and superior margin of scapula to corcoid process

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3
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lateral border of the root of neck

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first pair of ribs and costal cartilages

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4
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inferior border of root of neck

A

superior thoracic aperture

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5
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form of the cupola

A

cupola is top of the lung which sits in the 1st rib 2.5cm above middle third of clavicle

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6
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which layers cover the cupola

A

pleural layers : cervical and visceral
suprapleural layer/membrane

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7
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what is the cervical pleura

A

covers cupola
a superior continuation of costal and mediastinal parts of the parietal pleura

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8
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what is the visceral pleura

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covers cupola of lung deep to the cervical pleura - there is a pleural cavity between them
touches the lung

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9
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what is the suprapleural membrane (sibsons faschia)

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reinforces the other pleural layers
is an extension of the endothoracic faschia and attached to the internal surface of rib 1 and transverse process of C7

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10
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location of subclavian artery

A

posterior to sternoclavicular joint and the subclavian artery

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11
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where does the subclavian artery turn to the axillary artery

A

level of rib 1

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12
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what are the 5 trunks of the subclavian artery in order of when they branch

A

vertebral
thyrocervical
internal thoracic
costocervical
dorsal scapular

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13
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which muscle is of relevance to the subclavian artery

A

anterior scalene
subclavian is split into ; prescalene, retroscalene and postscalane parts

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14
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which part of the subclavaian artery lies anteior to the brachial plexus

A

post scalene part

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15
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course of vertebral artery

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branches from prescalaene part of subclavian
ascends as cervical part into foramen transversarium where it becomes the vertebral part and ascends C1-6
exits foramen transversarium into foramen magnum where it becomes the basilar artery - the R and L basilar join and contribute to the circle of Willis

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16
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what are the branches of the thyrocervical trunk

A

ITS
inferior thyroid
transverse cervical
suprascapular

17
Q

what is the largest and primary visceral artery of the neck

A

inferior thyroid branch of thyrocervical trunk

18
Q

what does the inferior thyroid artery supply

A

thyroid gland
larynx
oesophagus
parathyroid
trachea
adjacent muscles

19
Q

what branches off the inferior thyroid artery

A

ascending cervical artery

20
Q

what does the ascending cervical artery supply

A

prevertebral muscles and spinal cord

21
Q

what are the branches of the transverse cervical branch of the thyrocervical trunk

A

superficial branch - trapezius
deep branch - rhomboids and scapula

22
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what does the suprascapular branch of thyrocervical trunk supply

A

supraspinatus fossa

23
Q

what is the course of the internal thoracic trunk of subclavian artery and what it supplies

A

descends into the thoracic cavity to 6th intercostal space and becomes intercostal arteries which supplies the intercostal spaces

24
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what are the 2 branches of the costocervical trunk of subclavian and what do they supply

A

supreme intercostal artery which becomes the posterior intercostal artery which supplies rib 1 and 1-2 intercostal spaces

deep cervical artery which supplies the deep cervical muscles
- this links with the occipital artery

25
what is the only contributor to the subclavian vein
EJV and its branches
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EJV branches close to subclavian
anterior JV suprascapular transverse cervical
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anterior prevertebral muscles
anterior scalene longus coli longus capitis rectus capitis anterior
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lateral prevertebral muscles
posterior and middle scalene (scalene mass) rectus capitis lateralis splenius capitis levator capitis
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main action of all prevertebral muscles bar levator scapula
flex and rotate head and neck
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action of levator scapula
elevates and rotates scapula
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rotation of head
done at atlantoaxial joint
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flexion of neck
anterior / lateral bending of cervical vertebrae
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flexion of head
bending head relative to vertebral column at atlantooccipital joint