Thorax Long Qs- Anatomy 2nd Sem, 2nd Year- PMU

List the branches of the axillary artery. (alphabetical order) A. [blank_start]Anterior Humeral Circumflex[blank_end] Artery B. [blank_start]Lateral thoracic[blank_end] artery C. [blank_start]Posterior Humeral circumflex[blank_end] artery D. [blank_start]Subscapular[blank_end] artery E. [blank_start]Superior thoracic[blank_end] artery F. [blank_start]Thoraco[blank_end]-[blank_start]acromial[blank_end] artery

List the groups of lymph nodes in the axillary fossa. A. [blank_start]Apical[blank_end] lymph nodes (or [blank_start]Subclavicular[blank_end]) B. [blank_start]Brachial[blank_end] lymph nodes (or [blank_start]Lateral[blank_end]) C. [blank_start]Central[blank_end] lymph nodes D. [blank_start]Pectoral Axillary[blank_end] lymph nodes (or [blank_start]Anterior[blank_end]) E. [blank_start]Subscapular Axillary[blank_end] lymph nodes (or [blank_start]posterior[blank_end])

The nerves (terminal branches) which emerge from the lateral cord of brachial plexus are: (alphabetical order) A. [blank_start]Median[blank_end] nerve B. [blank_start]Musculocutaneous[blank_end] nerve

The nerves (terminal branches) which emerge from the posterior cord of brachial plexus are: (alphabetical order) A. [blank_start]Axillary[blank_end] nerve B. [blank_start]Radial[blank_end] nerve

The nerves (terminal branches) which emerge from the medial cord of brachial plexus are: (alphabetical order) A. [blank_start]Medial cutaneous of arm[blank_end] B. [blank_start]Medial cutaneous of forearm[blank_end] C. [blank_start]Median[blank_end] nerve D. [blank_start]Ulnar[blank_end] nerve

The branches that arise from the subscapular artery are: (alphabetical order) A. [blank_start]Scapular circumflex[blank_end] artery B. [blank_start]Thoracodorsal[blank_end] artery

Parietal pleura is divided into three parts: (alphabetical order) A. [blank_start]Costal[blank_end] B. [blank_start]Diaphragmatic[blank_end] C. [blank_start]Mediastinal[blank_end]

Define three elements of the posterior mediastinum: (alphabetical) A. [blank_start]Esophagus[blank_end] B. [blank_start]Thoracic Aorta[blank_end] C. [blank_start]Vagus Nerve[blank_end]

The branches which form the superior vena cava are: (alphabetical) A. [blank_start]Left brachiocephalic[blank_end] veins B. [blank_start]Right brachiocephalic[blank_end] veins

Parietal branches of the thoracic aorta are: (alphabetical) A. [blank_start]Posterior intercostal[blank_end] artery B. [blank_start]Superior phrenic[blank_end] artery

Which are the branches in the thoracic part of the aorta? (alphabetical) A. [blank_start]Bronchial[blank_end] arteries B. [blank_start]Esophageal[blank_end] arteries C. [blank_start]Mediastinal[blank_end] arteries D. [blank_start]Pericardial[blank_end] arteries E. [blank_start]Posterior intercostal[blank_end] arteries F. [blank_start]Superior phrenic[blank_end] arteries

Which are the branches that form vena azygos and hemiazygos? (alphabetical) A. [blank_start]Left ascending lumbar[blank_end] vein B. [blank_start]Right ascending lumbar[blank_end] vein

The pleural cavity near the cardiac notch is known as the [blank_start]Costomediastinal recess[blank_end]

Which heart valve has leaflets described as "anterior left and right"? Ans: [blank_start]Pulmonary[blank_end]

Which heart valve has leaflets described as "posterior left and right”? Ans: [blank_start]Aortic[blank_end]

During a heart transplant procedure, the surgeon inserted his left index finger through the transverse pericardial sinus, and then pulled forward on the two large vessels lying ventral to his finger. Which vessels were these? A. [blank_start]Aorta[blank_end] B. [blank_start]Pulmonary trunk[blank_end]