thoracic cage Flashcards

1
Q

sternal angle at the level of

A

T4 t5 disc

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2
Q

ribs have what borders

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smooth rounded superior border
thin sharp inferiro border

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3
Q

ribs articuate with what veretebra

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with its own veretebra and teh one above it

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4
Q

wht are teh false ribs

A

8910

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5
Q

what are the true ribs

A

1-7

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6
Q

what are the floating ribs

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11,12

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7
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what are tehtypical ribs

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3-9

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8
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1st rib description

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flat shortest andf broadest , scalene tubercle and grooves for subclabion artery and vein

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9
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2nd rib description

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flat like 1st rib but longer

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10
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10th rib description

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head has only one facet articulates with its own vertebra

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11
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11 and 12 rib description

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one facet no neck no tubercle

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12
Q

rib fractures is most common in what ribs

A

5-10 middle

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13
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what is the weakest area on the rib

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the angle

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14
Q

how many vertebra arethere

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33

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15
Q

types of curvatures

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primary nd secondary

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16
Q

primary curvature is during

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fetal development concave anteriorly

17
Q

secondary curvature description

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cervical curvuture supporting its own head ( concave posteriorly)lumbar curvature learning to walk and assume an upright posture

18
Q

atlas comunicates with the skull to form the

A

atlanto occipital joint

19
Q

atlas commuicates with axis to form the

A

atalnto axial joint

20
Q

charecteristics of atlas

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no body , no spinous process , 2 lateral masses ,2 transverse formania antriro and posterior arches

21
Q

axis has what process

A

odontoid process

22
Q

iv discs parts

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annulas fiborus fibrocartillage strengthens teh disc and protects teh central body

nucelu polposus gelantinous central core of the disc elastic more water shock absorber

23
Q

disc herniation

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protursion of gelatinous nucleus polposus through the annulus fiborus of IV disc

24
Q

where is teh annulus fiboros thinner

A

posteolateral

25
Q

95% of disc herniation is at

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L4/L5 or L5/S1

26
Q

cartiaginous joints

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manurbiosternal ,xiphisternal , cc with ribs and 1st costal cartillage with manubrium

27
Q

synovial jointscc

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cc with sternum 2-7, head with vertebra costoveretebral, tubercel of ribs articulation costotransverse

28
Q

boundaries of thoracic wall

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superiorly suprapleural membrane, inferiorly diapghram, laterally ribs and intercostal spaces, anteriorly sternum and cc, posteriroly thoracic vertebra

29
Q

thoracic outlet borders

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anteriroly the superrior border of manubrium sterni
posteriorly first thoracic vertebra
laterally medial border of 1st rib and cc

30
Q

contents of thoracic outlet

A

eso, trachea, vessels and nerves and apixes for the lungs and pleurae

31
Q

what seperates teh pariteal pleurae from teh thoracic wall

A

endothoracic fasica