Thoracic Wall and Cavity Flashcards

1
Q

Junction of manubrium and body of sternum

A
Sternal Angle (of Louis)
T4-T5
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2
Q

Above manubrium (notch above the sternum)

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Suprasternal (Jugular) notch

T2-T3

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3
Q

Part of sternum at T9-T10

A

Xiphoid process

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4
Q

Vertebral levels of root of the spine of scapula to inferior angle of scapula

A

T4-T8

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5
Q

Borders of thoracic outlet

A

Xiphisternal joint - anterior
Costochondral junctions and 12th ribs - lateral
Body of T12 - posterior

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6
Q

Borders of thoracic inlet

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Top of manubrium - anterior
1st ribs - lateral
Body of T1 - posterior

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7
Q

Costovertebral joint

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Head of rib and vertebral body at and above its level

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8
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Costotransverse joint

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Tubercle of rib and transvers process of vertebra at its level

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9
Q

Landmarks of rib (4)

A

Head - articulates with sup and inf vertebral bodies

Tubercle - articulates with transverse process of vertebra

Body/shaft - point of greatest curvature

Costal groove - protects intercostal NAV bundle

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10
Q

What is found in the costal groove?

A

Intercostal Nerve
Posterior Intercostal Artery
Posterior Intercostal Vein

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11
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Which nerve is found in the intercostal groove of the 12th rib?

A

Subcostal Nerve

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12
Q

Costochondral joint

A

Between tip of rib and articular cartilage

No movement

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13
Q

Sternocostal joint

A

articular cartilage of rib and sternum

1st rib is primary cartilaginous
Rest of the ribs are synovial plane-type joints

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14
Q

Function of suspensory ligaments in breast

A

fibrous tissue to support lactiferous glands

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15
Q

Where lactiferous ducts open

A

nipple

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16
Q

How many lactiferous glands per breast?

A

~20

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17
Q

Found between lactiferous glands and deep fascia covering the pectoral muscle.
Allows for movement and is where implants would go.

A

Retromammary space

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18
Q

Arteries of the mammary gland (3)

veins follow same names

A

Pectoral borders of the Thoracoacromial Trunk
Lateral Thoracic Artery
Internal Thoracic Artery

19
Q

Lymph nodes of mammary gland (3)

A

Apical axillary nodes
Central axillary nodes
Parasternal nodes

20
Q

75% of lymph drainage from breast goes where?

A

Central axillary nodes

21
Q

Thoracic muscles that go down and in (V)

A

External Intercostals

22
Q

Thoracic muscles that up and in (A)

A

Internal and Innermost Intercostals

23
Q

External intercostal muscles does not make it to sternum - stops around __________ and becomes ___________

A

costochondral junction

external (anterior) membrane

24
Q

Internal intercostal does not make it to vertebrae - becomes ___________

A

internal (posterior) intercostal membrane

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Muscle found in 3rd layer (posteriorly) of intercostal space - cross more than one IC space and elevate the ribs
Subcostal muscle
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Muscle found in 3rd layer (anteriorly) of intercostal space near ribs 2-6 Depresses the ribs
Transversus thoracis
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Increases intrathoracic volume; decreases intrathoracic pressure
Inspiration
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Decreases intrathoracic volume; increases intrathoracic pressure
Expiration
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Principle muscles of inspiration (2)
External Intercostals Diaphragm
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Muscles of expiration in active breathing (2)
Internal intercostals abdominals
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80% of the time, expiration results from
passive, elastic recoil of the lungs, rib cage, and diaphragm (Quiet breathing)
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Anterior intercostal arteries branch from _________ and meet posterior intercostal arteries which branch from ________
Internal thoracic artery Aorta
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At 6th IC space, the internal thoracic artery branches into the ____________ which goes to the abdomen, and the ______________ which goes to diaphragm
Superior epigastric artery Musculophrenic artery
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Posterior intercostal veins branch from
Azygos vein
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Sensory nerves to abdomen; branches from T7 - T11
Thoracoabdominal Nerve
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Membrane lining thoracic cavity and lungs
Pleura - parietal (thoracic wall) - visceral (lungs)
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Four regions of parietal pleura
Cervical Costal Diaphragmatic Mediastinal
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Innervation of costal and cervical parietal pleura
local intercostal nerves
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Innervation of mediastinal parietal pleura
phrenic nerve
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Innervation of diaphragmatic parietal pleura
``` phrenic nerve (central) local intercostals (peripheral) ```
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Muscles attached internally to parietal pleura via
endothoracic fascia
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Parietal pleura that has no innervation
visceral
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Four signs of carcinoma in breast (result from pulling on suspensory ligaments)
Skin dimpling Abnormal contours Edema of skin Nipple retraction and deviation