Thorax 3 Flashcards

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What is the sternal angle also known as?

A

Sternal angle also known as angle of louis

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Phrenic nerve course and rhyme

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C3, C4, C5 keeps the diaphragm alive

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3
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Relation between ligamentum arteriosum

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Aortic arch passes posteriorly to the ligamentum arteriosum

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What is the course of the left phrenic nerve before it inserts into the diaphragm?

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Left phrenic nerve runs over the course of the pericardium to insert directly into the diaphragm

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What does the right phrenic nerve pass anterior to?

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Passing anteror to the hilum of the lung

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What is the course of the left vagus nerve around the heart?

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Passes down and loops around arch of aorta and posterior to ligamentum arteriosum.

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What is the course of the right vagus nerve around the heart?

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Passes down anterior, over brachocephalic, and loops around recurrent laryngeal posteriorly to supply the larynx

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How does the vagus nerve innervate the oesophagus?

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The vagus nerves continue down posteriorly to innervate and supply oesophagus

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9
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What is the cardiothoracic ratio?

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Ratio of maximal horizontal cardiac diameter. To maximal horizontal thoracic diameter

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10
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Abnormal chest x-ray:

If left side of diaphragm is raised to high, what does this imply?

A

-Therefore damage to left phrenic nerve–>Paralysed left hemidiaphragm

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11
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What is horner’s syndrome caused by the damage of?

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Caused by damage to certain sympathetic pathways to the eyes

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12
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What are the symptoms of horner’s syndrome?

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  • Droopy eyelid
  • Constricted pupil(Miosis)
  • Anhidrosis(lack of sweating in one side)
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13
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What does the azygos vein loop over?

A

Loops over hilum of lung

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14
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What does the azygos vein drains into?

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Drains into the superior vena cava

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15
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Where does the azygos vein develop and originate?

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Develops and originates from the abdomen

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16
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What is the azygos veins function?

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It is the posterior drainage distribution from the veins that drain back into the posterior aspect of the azygos vein

17
Q

Where does the accessory azygos drain directly into?

A

Drains directly into superior vena cava but also subclavian and brachiocephalic vein

18
Q

Where does the hemiazygos cross and what vein does it join?

A

Hemiazygos crosses over at about T8 to join azygos vein

19
Q

What is the thoracic duct?

A

Thoracic duct is the drainage from the lymphatic system from the lower limbs posteriorly up to the thoracic cavity.

20
Q

What does the thoracic duct drain into?

A

Drains into the subclavian or brachiocephalic on the left side or into the right subclavian

21
Q

What is the anterior medium part of the diaphragm developed from?

A

Anterior medium part of diaphragm is developed from the septum transversa

22
Q

What is the posterior medial part of the diaphragm developed from?

A

Posterior medial part of diaphragm is developed from the primitive dorsal mesentery

23
Q

What are the lateral borders of the diaphragm part of?

A

Lateral borders are parts of the body wall

24
Q

What is the peritoneum canal is closed by?

A

Peritoneum canal is closed by the membrane.

25
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What is congenital diaphragmatic hernia due to?

A

Due to the failure of pleuroperitoneal membranes to close canals