Session 2 Thoracic Cage Flashcards
What happens at the root of hilum
Parietal pleura turns into visceral pleura
Nerve that supplies the diaphragm
Phrenic from c3,4,5
5 layers of intercostal muscles
External Internal Innermost Trans versus thoracic Subcostal
Function Innervation and attachment of external intercostal
Elevate the ribs , 🆙
Intercostal nerves
Arise from lower border of rib inserting into superior border of rib below
Function Innervation and attachment of internal intercostal
Reduce the thoracic volume by depressing the rib cage
Intercostal nerves
Lateral edge of costal groove and inserts into the superior surface of rib below .
Function Innervation and attachment of trans versus thoracis
Weakly depresses the ribs
Intercostal nerves
Organised into several slips that radiate from the body and xiphoid process of sternum to costal cartilage 2-6
Function Innervation and attachment of subcostals
Elevate the ribs
Intercostal nerves
Attach to superior border or rib 2/3
Lobes of left and right lung
Left 2
Right. 3
Names of right lung lobes and fissures that separate
Superior middle inferior
Horizontal separates middle and superior
Oblique separates inferior superior
What is lung hilum
Where structures enter and leave the lung
Parietal and visceral layers of lung
Visceral is adherent to the lung
Parietal adheres to the thoracic wall
What is the base of the lung formed by
Diaphragmatic surface
What is the anterior border of the lung formed by
Convergence of mediastinal and costa, surfaces
What does the Inferior border of lungs do
Separates the base of lung from costal and mediastinal surfaces
What does each lung root contain
Collection of structures that suspend the lung from mediastinum .
Each contain bronchus , pulmonary artery two pulmonary veins , pulmonary plexus and lymphatic vessels .