Thoracic Cage Session 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what 2 structures are in between adjacent ribs

A

1 external and 1 internal intercostal muscle

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2
Q

what does the rib articulate with and what connects these (answer) together

A

costal cartilage

anterior intercostal membrane

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3
Q

what is the direction of external intercostal msucles

A

down and in (same as external oblique)

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4
Q

what is the direction of the internal intercostal muscles and what is their degree compared to the external intercostals

A

up and out

90 degrees to the external intercostals

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5
Q

where do the intercostal nerves run compared to rib and the internal intercostal muscles

A

groove along inferior border of rib

deep to internal intercostal muscles

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6
Q

what is the path of the internal mammary artery in relation to the costal cartilages and the thoracic wall

A

run down posterior to costal cartilages on inside of the thoracic wall

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7
Q

what does the internal mammary artery supply (2)

A

thoracic wall and diaphragm

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8
Q

what is on either side of the PLEURA

A

pleural cavities

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9
Q

where is visceral pleura

A

on surface of lung

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10
Q

where is parietal pleura

A

on inside of chest wall

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11
Q

what two STRUCTURES is the pleural cavity between

A

lung and chest wall

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12
Q

what is found at the lung hilum (4)

A

1 pulmonary artery
2 pulmonary veins
1 bronchus

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13
Q

what deposits do the lungs have on them

A

carbon

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14
Q

what is an impression on the lungs and on what side

A

cardiac impression/ notch= left side

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15
Q

where can hilar lymph nodes be found

how can hilar lymph nodes by identified in lung specimens and why do they have this appearance

A

in area where bronchus enters the lungs

usually black due to carbon deposits on surface

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16
Q

what artery supplies the walls of the bronchioles

A

Bronchial arteries

17
Q

what is the diaphragmatic surface of heart

A

inferior surface (back of heart)

18
Q

what is the costal surface of the heart

A

anterior surface

19
Q

what is the mediastinal surface of lung

A

showing hilum of lung

20
Q

where is the cervical pleura

A

apex of lungs

21
Q

where is the mediastinal pleura

A

whole mediastinal surface of lungs

22
Q

where is the diaphragmatic pleura

A

covering diaphragmic surface of lungs

23
Q

where is the costal pleura

A

covers costal surface/ anterior of lungs

24
Q

where is the costo-diaphragmatic recess and costomediastinal recesses

A

between the junction of costal and diaphragmatic pleura

between the junction of costal and mediastinal pleura

25
Q

what shape is the diaphragm and where does it extend to in the thoracic cage

A

dome-shaped, extends almost halfway up into thoracic cage

26
Q

what r the components of the diaphragm (2)

A

non-contracting central tendon

peripheral muscle fibres

27
Q

what is the motor and sensory supply of the diaphragm and what r its spinal nerve origins

A

phrenic nerve

C 3, 4, 5

28
Q

what does the contraction of the diaphragm do to the shape of the diaphragm and how does this change pressure in thoracic cavity

A

dome descends to become more flat

decreases pressure in thoracic cavity

29
Q

what r the 2 effects of contraction of the diaphragm

A
  1. air drawn into lungs

2. blood drawn from IVC into right atrium

30
Q

what is the main descent mechanism of breathing in an adult

A

diaphragmatic descent

31
Q

what r V/Q scans of lung for

A

measure V/Q to see issues with PERFUSION

32
Q

how is ventilation and perfusion measured in a V/Q scan

A
ventilation= radioactive gas breathed in
perfucsion= radioactive substance attached to albumin and injected into blood
33
Q

what is the apex of the lung superior to (2 structures)

A

above the clavicle and first rib

34
Q

what does the medial border of the lung run along

A

right and left sternal edge

35
Q

what r the 3 points of the lower extent of the lungs (describe with rib positioning)

A

anterioly= 6th rib
midaxillary line= 8th rib
posteriorly= 10th rib

36
Q

what artery runs close to the left anterior descending

A

left internal mammary artery

37
Q

why r intercostal muscles constantly contracted

A

to prevent being sucked in/ blown out during inspiration/ expiration