Thoracic Wall, Lung, pleura and Diaphragm Anatomy Flashcards
What are the bones of the sternum?
Manubrium (ribs 1 and 2 + jugular notch)
Sternum proper (ibs 3-7)
Xiphisternum (kinda rib 7)
How are the ribs arranged?
Ribs 1 to 7 are the true ribs and insert on the sternum
Ribs 8 to 10 insert onto the costal cartilage of rib 7 (false ribs)
The ribs 11 and 12 are floating ribs
How are the ribs located on the spine?
The rib will be between the number of the vertebra itself, and the vertebra above it. So for example, Rib 7 will articulate from vertebra 7 at the superior costal facet and the inferior costal facet of vertebra 6
Where does the neurovascular bundle run in the rib?
In the costal grove of the posterior surface
Explain how the ribs are laye out and thenerves to supply the dermatomes?
Nerves come from the anterior rami, and come out underneath the rib in the costal groove, between the internal and innermost oblique muscles.
What is the arterial supply to the thorax?
Drawing
How does the breast drain lymphatically?
Inferiorly to the abdomen
Medially to the parasternal nodes
Laterally axillary nodes
What is the breats blood supply?
Lateral thoracic and thoracoacromial (axillary branch)
internal thoracic artery
What are pleural recesses?
costomediastinal recess and costodiaphragmatic recess
How are the right and left lung arranged anatomically?
Left Lung: superior lobe anterior, inferior lobe posterior
Right lung: superior and middle lobe anterior, inferior lobe posterior.
What are on the lung hila?
The bronchi (maybe a branch to the superior lobe) Pulmonary artery (single) Two pulmonary veins
At what levels do three important structures pierce the diaphragm?
IVC: T8 (with right vgaus nerve0
Oesophagus: T10
Aorta: T12
What are the diaphragmatic ligaments?
Median arcuate ligament
Medial arcuate ligamnets
Lateral arcuate ligaments
Where does the right and left crus originate and what does it form?
RIGHT: L3, and helps form the aortic hiatus and the oesophagal hiatus (LOS)
LEFT: L2, forms aortic hiatus (median arcuate) and LOS