Thorax Flashcards

1
Q

What are on the lateral edges of the manubrium?

A

facet for articulation with cc of 1st rib

demi-facet for articulation with cc of 2nd rib

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2
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on the body of the manubrium, which facets and demi facets articulate with which ribs?

A

facets articulate with cc of ribs 3-6

demi facets ribs 2 and 7

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3
Q

what is the axillary tail?

A

an extension of the tissue of the breast that extends into the axilla

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4
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describe the head of a typical rib

A

wedge shaped
2 articular facets separated by bone
one facet articulates with the numerically corresponding vertebrae, the other articulates with the vertebrae above

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5
Q

describe the neck of a typical rib

A

connects head to body
where neck meets body there is a tubercle with a facet for articulation with the transverse process of the corresponding vertebrae

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6
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describe the body/shaft of a typical rib

A

flat and curved

has a costal groove for neurovascular supply of thorax, protecting vessels and nerves from damage

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7
Q

Describe rib 1

A

shorter and wider than the other ribs
one facet - articulates with corresponding vertebrae (no thoracic vertebrae above it)
superior surface marked by 2 grooves for subclavian vessels

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8
Q

describe rib 2

A

thinner and longer than rib 1
2 facets as normal
roughened area on sup surface for serratus anterior

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9
Q

describe how rib 10 is different

A

only has one facet - articulates with corresponding vertebrae

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10
Q

describe how ribs 11 and 12 are different

A

no neck

one facet - articulate with corresponding vertebrae

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11
Q

Posterior articulations of ribs 1-12

A

COSTOTRANSVERSE JOINT - between tubercle of rib and transverse costal facet of corresponding vertebrae. T1-10

COSTOVERTEBRAL JOINT - between the head of the rib, superior costal facet of corresp. vertebrae and inferior costal facet of vertebrae above adn intervertebral disc

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12
Q

anterior articulations of the ribs

A

ribs 1-7 attach to the sternum
ribs 8-10 attach to the costal cartilages superior to them
ribs 11 and 12 don’t have an anterior attachment - “floating ribs”

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13
Q

what do the superior and inferior costal facets of thoracic vertebra articulate with?

A

superior - head of the adjacent rib
inferior - head of the rib below
for T2-9, these facets are demi-facets

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14
Q

what does transverse costal facet of thoracic vertebrae articulate with?

A

tubercle of rib

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15
Q

what is different about the superior facet of T1?

A

not a demi-facet as is the only vertebrae to articulate with the 1st rib

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16
Q

what is different about the facets of T10?

A

both whole facets which articulate with the 10th rib

located on the body and pedicle

17
Q

what is different about T11 and T12?

A

each have a pair of entire costal facets, located on the pedicles

18
Q

what joints are present in the vertebral column?

A

BETWEEN VERTEBRAL BODIES-joined by intervertebral fibrocartialge discs - cartilagenous joint - symphysis

BETWEEN VERTEBRAL ARCHES - formed by articulation of sup and inf articular processes of adj vertebrae. synovial joint