Thorax flashcards
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This Thorax page on GoConqr gathers flashcards on the thoracic wall, lungs and mediastinum. University students can practise anatomy recall, while teachers can find material for revision sessions. There are more than 80 flashcard resources, made by over 50 users, mostly at university level. Choose a deck to begin.
Flashcards
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44 cardsThorax 1: Anatomy of the Thoracic Wall Thoracic Skeleton consists of: Sternum 12 pairs of ribs and the associated costal cartilages 12 thoracic ve...
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46 cardsAnatomy practicals week 3 Describe the thoracic cage
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15 cardsRCA Thorax 3: Mediastinum and Heart in situ List the structures on the left side of the mediastinum:
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33 cardsBMS10-1012 (Thorax 4 - Mediastinum) What is the mediastinum?
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11 cardsRCA Thorax 2: Pleura and lungs RCA Thorax 2: Pleura and Lungs
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22 cardsRespiratory anatomy What causes shingles?
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200 cardsSemester 2 Anatomy Cases 1 and 2 Which nerves innervate the pectoralis major?
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139 cardsThe Chest Wall and Thoracic Apertures What is the anterior chest known as?
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35 cardsRCA Thoracic cavity Name the cavity highlighted: Name and describe the two layers that comprise the cavity:
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120 cardsThorax 2 and Greater Vessels. Shape of the Heart
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47 cardsRCA Thoracic wall: Name the 3 functions of the thorax:
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38 cardsMediastinum- Thorax 5 What is the mediastinum?
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54 cardsBreast, Pectoral and Axillary Regions Osteology of Pectoral Region
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23 cardsRCA Thorax 1: Intercostal spaces and female breast Name 2, 7 and 4: Name 3 and what structure it articulates with:
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42 cardsThe Thorax: Lungs and Pleurae How many lobes does the right lung have?
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23 cardsThe Thorax - Teaching Manual What are the 3 parts of the sternum?
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42 cardsThoracic Cage and cavity what makes up the thoracic cage?
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20 cardsAnatomy of the thoracic cage and its contents Label these parts Joint between green/pink?
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31 cardsACC, In the Clinic, SQ's, TA Review for Anatomy Exam One A 65-year-old man (Robert) falls in his bathroom and subsequently presents to a nearby Urgent Care Clinic. ...
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57 cardsSemester 2 Anatomy Cases 3 and 4 What line divides the superior and inferior mediastinum?
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53 cardsClinical Correlates Where do most fractures occur in a rib?
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55 cardsThorax
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25 cardsanatomy cases recess: empty cavity. pleural recesses: 1/costodiaphragmatic recess: the largest of the pleural recesses, l...
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34 cardsThorax 3 What is the location of the heart in the thorax?
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74 cardsThe Thorax: Mediastinum What is the mediastinum?
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71 cardsThoracic wall What are true ribs?
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64 cardsGross Anatomy - Thoracic Wall Posterior Boundary of Thoracic Wall
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35 cardsThoracic Cavity Describe the general arrangement of the pleura
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66 cardsPulmonary cavities What is the name given to the fascia between the internal surface of the thoracic cage and the pleura of th...
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37 cardsThe mediastinum 1) Identify the divisions of the mediastinum 2) Describe the organisation of the structures in the superior...
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36 cardsThoracic Wall State the layers of the thoracic wall
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50 cardstuesday jan 28 Each lung has
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45 cardsRespiratory System 3 - Lecture 6 List 6 different components of the thoracic wall.
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36 cardsThorax one What is the boundary of the superior thoracic aperture?
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76 cardsThorax 1 Med 2017 Parts of a Sternum
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28 cardsThorax ( Lecture 1)
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34 cardsBMS12-1041 - Thorax 2 - Anatomy of respiration During inhalation which two muscles contract?
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37 cardsThe Anatomy and Lymphatic Drainage of the Breast How does the base (attached surface of the breast extend) vertically and transversally?
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35 cardsExam 1
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25 cardsThorax 2
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About thorax flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Thorax flashcards
These decks turn topics from the Thorax unit into prompts for recall. Start with Thorax 1: Anatomy of the Thoracic Wall if you are reviewing the skeleton of the chest. Its cards cover the sternum, ribs and thoracic vertebrae.
For lung anatomy, The Thorax: Lungs and Pleurae asks about lobes and their names. Anatomy practicals week 3 brings together questions on the thoracic cage, mediastinum, diaphragm and trachea.
Make a revision routine
Work through a small group of cards, answering each prompt before checking the response. Return to questions you found difficult, then move to another deck when you want to practise a different area. If you want to see how ideas fit together, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz there for another way to check your recall.
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Frequently asked questions
Which deck is a useful starting point?
Thorax 1: Anatomy of the Thoracic Wall is a useful starting point for the skeleton of the chest. Its cards cover the sternum, ribs and thoracic vertebrae. For questions spanning several areas, Anatomy practicals week 3 includes the thoracic cage, mediastinum, diaphragm and trachea.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover the thoracic wall, lungs and pleurae, mediastinum, heart, and breast, pectoral and axillary regions. Some focus on a particular area, such as Muscles of the Thoracic Wall, while others bring questions on several structures together in one deck.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr.