E2. Anatomy, Lecture 1. Thorax

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Thorax extends from the thoracic aperture, superiorly to the superior thoracic .
The diaphragm divides the cavity from the cavity

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Question 2 of 28

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Superficial to the pectoralis is the mammary gland. It consists of tissue, and when inactive, mostly tissue

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PICA=Posterior Intercostal A
Br= branch(es)

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Subclavian

Brachial

Axillary

Thoracoacromial trunk

Lateral Thoracic

Lat Mammary Brs

Lat Mammary Br of Lat Cut Br of PICA

Internal Thoracic and its perforating Br

Medial Mammary Br

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Lymphatic drainage is to the _______ nodes?
(lateral), (medial), (inferior).

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Acromion

Corcacoid Process

Glenoid Cavity

Scapula

Clavicle

True ribs

Costal Cartliage

False ribs (includes floating ribs)

Floating Ribs

Sternum

Xiphoid Process

Body

Angle

Manubrium

Jugular Notch

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The thoracic cavity is bounded by the , and bodies of the .
There are pairs of ribs, true, false and floating.

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Posterior Thorax:
Other bones associated with the thoracic wall are the and .

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Question 8 of 28

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The first rib articulates through a joint (immovable)
Second through seventh are joints (some movement)

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The of the rib articulates with the body of vertebrae
The articulates with the process
The cartilage of the true ribs articulate directly with the
The ribs articulate with the with the costal cartilage of the
The ribs have no anterior articulation

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Sup Articular Facet for the Vert Body

Head

Inferior Articular Facet for Vert Body

Neck

Tubercle

Angle

Articular Facet for Transverse process

Costal Groove

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Subclavian A

Subclavian V

Anterior Scalene

Middle Scalene

Post Scalene

Subclavius

Serratus Ant 1st rib

Serratus Anterior 2nd rib,1stdigitation

Serratus Anterior 2nd rib,2nddigitation

Head of Rib 1

Neck of Rib 1

Tubercle of rib 1

tubercle of rib 2

Angle

Neck of Rib 2

Head of Rib 2

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The first rib is flattened , instead of

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1st rib knowledge!
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Pec Minor

Serratus Ant

External intercostal Muscles

External Intercostal Membranes

Internal Intercostals (cut)

Transverse Thoracis

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The external intercostal muscle becomes at around the junction of the . It continues as a anteriorly
The course of the fibers is to as you travel to

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The internal intercostals are muscular and membranous .
The fiber direction is to as you go

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Transversus Thoracis

Innermost Intercostals

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Transversus and innermost :

Both incomplete layers of which lie to the intercostal bundle
They both traverse across more than one space

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Question 19 of 28

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ICoIIC =Interchondral part of int intercostals

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Accessory Muscles: SCM and Scalenes

External Intercostals (EIC)

Interchondral part of int intercostals

Diaphragm

Rectus Abdominis

Transversus abdominis

Internal Oblique

External Oblique

Internal Intercostals

Sternocleidomastoid (SCM)

Scalene ant

Scalene Middle

Scalene Post

Action: to elevate and fix the upper rib

Inspiration

Expiration

Principle: EIC, ICoIIC, Diaphragm

Elevation or ribs, expand Thor cavity

increase inf thor cavity, raises InfRibs

Quiet breathing: passive recoil of lung

Active breathing: IIC, Abdominals

Depress ribs,

Compress abdominal, push up diaphragm

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Dorsal Primary Ramus

Ventral Primary Nerve (intercostalNerve)

Internal Intercostal membrane

External intercostal muscle

Internal Intercostal Muscle

Lateral Cutaneous Branch

Innermost Intercostal Muscle

Transverse Thoracic Muscle

External Intercostal Membrane

Sternum

Perforating (cutaneous) Branch

Internal Thoracic Artery

Anterior Intercostal Artery

Posterior Intercostal Artery

Dorsal Br of Post Intercostal A

Aorta

Anterior (cutaneous) branch

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Question 21 of 28

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Sternum

External Intercostal Membrane

Transverse Thoracis

Medial Branch

Anterior Cutaneous Branch

Lateral Branch

External Intercostal Muscle

Internal Intercostal Muscle

Innermost Intercostal Muscle

Anterior Branch

Lateral Cutaneous Branch

Posterior Branch

Serratus Anterior

Latissimus Dorsi

Subscapularis

Teres Major

Scapula

Infraspinatus

Trapezius

Rhomboid Major

Erector Spinae

Internal Intercostal Membrane

Post Cutaneous Branch

Lateral Branch (posterior)

Medial branch (posterior)

Dorsal Ramus

Ventral Ramus

Smypatetic Ganglion

Spinal Nerve

Spinal Sensory Ganglion

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The lungs are covered by and pleura. The is the layer against the lung itself.

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Horizontal Fissure

oblique fissure (R)

Costaldiaphragmatic recess of pleural ca

Xiphoid Process

Oblique fissure (L)

Heart Border (Greater)

Cardiac Notch

Arch of Aorta

Apex of lung

Jugular Notch

Cervical (of pleura)

Sternoclavicular joint

Cardiac Border (lesser)

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Phrenic Nerve Right

Phrenic Nerve Left

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Running between the and the is the nerve(C). The nerve supplies innervation to the

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Arterties

Horizontal fissure

oblique fissuren (inf)

Pulmonary Ligament

Pulmonary Vein

Inf Bronchus

Superior Bronchus

Esophagus

Arch of Azygos

Trachea

Brachiocephalic Vein

Diaphragm

Groove for Esophages

Superior Lobe

Middle Lobe

Inferior Lobe

Oblique Fissure (sup)

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Oblique fissure (superior)

Aorta

Esophagus

Cardiac

Subclavian artery

Pulmonary Vein

Pulmonary Artery

Bronchus

Superior Lobe

Inferior Lobe

Oblique Fissure (inferior)

Area for Trachea and Esophagus

Pulmonary Ligament

Groove for Left Braciocephalic V

Diaphragmic Surface

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E2. Anatomy, Lecture 1. Thorax

E2. Anatomy, Lecture 1. Thorax

Question 1 of 28

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Thorax extends from the thoracic aperture, superiorly to the superior thoracic . The diaphragm divides the cavity from the cavity

Explanation

Question 2 of 28

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Superficial to the pectoralis is the mammary gland. It consists of tissue, and when inactive, mostly tissue

Explanation

Question 3 of 28

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Lymphatic drainage is to the _______ nodes? (lateral), (medial), (inferior).

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The thoracic cavity is bounded by the , and bodies of the . There are pairs of ribs, true, false and floating.

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Question 7 of 28

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Posterior Thorax: Other bones associated with the thoracic wall are the and .

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Question 8 of 28

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The first rib articulates through a joint (immovable) Second through seventh are joints (some movement)

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Question 9 of 28

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The of the rib articulates with the body of vertebrae The articulates with the process The cartilage of the true ribs articulate directly with the The ribs articulate with the with the costal cartilage of the The ribs have no anterior articulation

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The first rib is flattened , instead of

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The external intercostal muscle becomes at around the junction of the . It continues as a anteriorly The course of the fibers is to as you travel to

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Question 16 of 28

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The internal intercostals are muscular and membranous . The fiber direction is to as you go

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Question 18 of 28

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Transversus and innermost : Both incomplete layers of which lie to the intercostal bundle They both traverse across more than one space

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Question 19 of 28

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Question 20 of 28

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Thorax extends from the thoracic aperture, superiorly to the superior thoracic .
The diaphragm divides the cavity from the cavity

Label

PICA=Posterior Intercostal A
Br= branch(es)

Lymphatic drainage is to the _______ nodes?
(lateral), (medial), (inferior).

The thoracic cavity is bounded by the , and bodies of the .
There are pairs of ribs, true, false and floating.

Posterior Thorax:
Other bones associated with the thoracic wall are the and .

The first rib articulates through a joint (immovable)
Second through seventh are joints (some movement)

The of the rib articulates with the body of vertebrae
The articulates with the process
The cartilage of the true ribs articulate directly with the
The ribs articulate with the with the costal cartilage of the
The ribs have no anterior articulation

The external intercostal muscle becomes at around the junction of the . It continues as a anteriorly
The course of the fibers is to as you travel to

The internal intercostals are muscular and membranous .
The fiber direction is to as you go

Transversus and innermost :

Both incomplete layers of which lie to the intercostal bundle
They both traverse across more than one space

Label

ICoIIC =Interchondral part of int intercostals