thoracic cavity muscles Flashcards

1
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what are the muscles of the thoracic wall?

A

levatores cosatrum
serratus anterior
external intercostal muscles
internal intercostal muscles
innermost intercostal
transversus thoracic muscles

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2
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origin of levatores costarum?

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TPs C7-T11

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3
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structure and function of levatores costarum

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12 fan shaped muscles that elevate the ribs and aid in vertebral movement, and proprioception. longus and brevis

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4
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insertion of levatores costarum

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longus: external surface of rib between tubercle and angle, 2 ribs below origin
brevis: 1 rib below origin

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5
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innervation of levatores costarum

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dorsal rami lowest cervical and thoracic spinal nerves (T8, T1-T11)

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6
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blood supply of levatores costarum?

A

posterior intercostal arteries

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action of levatores costarum?

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elevate ribs, assist in inspiration, rotate and laterally flex vertebral column

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origin of serratus anterior?

A

ribs 1-8 on lateral surface

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9
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insertion of serratus anterior?

A

medial border of scap

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10
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innervation of serratus anterior

A

long thoracic nerve

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blood supply of serratus anterior

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lateral thoracic, superior thoracic, thoracodorsal arteries

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actions of serratus anterior?

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protract, stabilize scap. assist in upward rotation of scap

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13
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what are the external intercostal muscles known as?

A

muscles of inspiration

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14
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origin of external intercostal muscles?

A

inferior border of ribs

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15
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insertion of external intercostal muscles?

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superior border of ribs

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16
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innervation of external intercostal muscles?

A

intercostal nerves

17
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blood supply of external intercostal muscles?

A

posterior intercostal, anterior intercostal, musculophrenic arteries and costocervical trunk

18
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action of external intercostal muscles?

A

elevate ribs during forced inspiration, support intercostal spaces during inspiration and expiration

19
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origin of internal intercostal muscles?

A

inferior border of ribs

20
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insertion of internal intercostal muscles?

A

superior border of ribs

21
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innervation of internal intercostal muscles?

A

intercostal nerves

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blood supply of internal intercostal muscles?

A

posterior intercostal, anterior intercostal, musculophrenic arteries and costocervical trunk

23
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action of internal intercostal muscles?

A

stabilize intercostal space during inspiration and expiration, depresses ribs during forced expiration

24
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origin of innermost intercostal muscles?

A

inferior border of rib

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insertion of innermost intercostal muscles?
superior border of rib
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innervation of innermost intercostal muscles?
intercostal nerves
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blood supply of innermost intercostal muscles?
posterior intercostal, interior intercosal, musculophrenic arteries and costocervical trunk
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action of innermost intercostal muscles?
act with internal intercostal muscles
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origin of transversus thoracis?
posterior surfacae of lower sternum
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insertion of transversus thoracis?
internal surface of costal cartilages 2-6
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innervation of transversus thoracis?
intercostal nerves
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blood supply of transversus thoracis?
internal thoracic and anterior intercostal arteries
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action of transversus thoracis
depress costal cartilages of ribs, likely during expiration