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Thoracic Cavity

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  1. 1[blank_start]T5-T8[blank_end] - related to aorta; spine of [blank_start]T3[blank_end] - spine of scapula; spine of [blank_start]T7[blank_end] - inferior angle of scapula; T3 - [blank_start]jugular notch[blank_end]; [blank_start]T4[blank_end] - sternum angle, junction of [blank_start]2nd rib[blank_end]. Manubrium joined to body by [blank_start]fibrous cartilage[blank_end] which ossified. Xiphoid process [blank_start]hyaline cartilage[blank_end] surrounding bone which ossified, [blank_start]epigastric mass[blank_end];
    1. AT5-T8
    2. BT3
    3. CT7
    4. DT4
    5. E2nd rib
    6. Fjugular notch
    7. Gfibrous cartilage
    8. Hhyaline cartilage
    9. Iepigastric mass
  2. 2Ribs: True - [blank_start]first seven[blank_end] articulate with the [blank_start]sternum[blank_end] directly through their [blank_start]costal cartilage[blank_end]. False - ribs [blank_start]#8,9,10[blank_end] articulate with the sternum via [blank_start]costal cartilage of #7[blank_end]. Floating - ribs [blank_start]#11,12[blank_end] do not articulate with the sternum.
    1. Afirst seven
    2. Bsternum
    3. Ccostal cartilage
    4. D#8,9,10
    5. Ecostal cartilage of #7
    6. F#11,12
  3. 3Typical ribs: [blank_start]#3-9[blank_end], head, neck, shaft; costal groove protects [blank_start]intercostal artery, vein and nerve[blank_end]; 1st rib - [blank_start]T1[blank_end] groove for [blank_start]subclavian vein[blank_end], [blank_start]scalene[blank_end] tubercle, groove for [blank_start]subclavian artery[blank_end], and lower trunk of [blank_start]brachial plexus[blank_end], closely related to [blank_start]apex lung[blank_end]; 2nd rib - tuberosity for [blank_start]serratus anterior[blank_end] muscle; ribs #10 - [blank_start]one[blank_end] facet for 10th vertebra; rib #11 - one facet for [blank_start]11th[blank_end] vertebra; rib #12 - small, one facet variable length; Costal cartilage - [blank_start]hyaline cartilage[blank_end]; progressive ossify, costal margin for ribs [blank_start]#8,9,10[blank_end].
    1. A#3-9
    2. Bintercostal artery, vein and nerve
    3. CT1
    4. Dsubclavian vein
    5. Escalene
    6. Fsubclavian artery
    7. Gbrachial plexus
    8. Hapex lung
    9. Iserratus anterior
    10. Jone
    11. K11th
    12. Lhyaline cartilage
    13. M#8,9,10
  4. 4Thoracic Wall: Muscles - [blank_start]external intercostal[blank_end] - fibers pass downward and forward, gives way to external intercostal [blank_start]membrane[blank_end], elevates fibs and muscle of [blank_start]inspiration[blank_end].Image for question 4
    1. Aexternal intercostal
    2. Bmembrane
    3. Cinspiration
  5. 5Thoracic Wall: Muscles - [blank_start]levatores costarum[blank_end] - transverse processes of [blank_start]C7-T11[blank_end], lower adjacent rib [blank_start]tubercle and angle[blank_end], elevate ribs - [blank_start]inspiratory[blank_end].
    1. Alevatores costarum
    2. BC7-T11
    3. Ctubercle and angle
    4. Dinspiratory
  6. 6Thoracic Wall: Muscles - [blank_start]internal intercostal[blank_end] attached to lower margin of rib and [blank_start]costal cartilage[blank_end], fibers pass [blank_start]downward and backward[blank_end], gives way to internal intercostal [blank_start]membrane[blank_end], muscle of [blank_start]expiration[blank_end]. Image for question 6
    1. Ainternal intercostal
    2. Bcostal cartilage
    3. Cdownward and backward
    4. Dmembrane
    5. Eexpiration
  7. 7Thoracic Wall: Muscles - [blank_start]innermost intercostal[blank_end] - separated from internal intercostal by [blank_start]intercostal vessels and nerves[blank_end].Image for question 7
    1. Ainnermost intercostal
    2. Bintercostal vessels and nerves
  8. 8Thoracic Wall: Muscles - [blank_start]sterno costalis[blank_end] - [blank_start]sternum[blank_end] to [blank_start]costal cartilage[blank_end]. Image for question 8
    1. Asterno costalis
    2. Bcostal cartilage
    3. Csternum
  9. 9Diaphragm: [blank_start]Sternal[blank_end] - fibers arise from back of [blank_start]xiphoid[blank_end] and descend to [blank_start]central tendon[blank_end], [blank_start]sternocostal triangle[blank_end] - superior epigastric vessels; [blank_start]Costal[blank_end] - arises from inner surface of lower [blank_start]six[blank_end] costal cartilages and lower [blank_start]four[blank_end] ribs; [blank_start]Lumbar[blank_end] - bodies of [blank_start]L1 and L2[blank_end], [blank_start]arcuate[blank_end] ligament, [blank_start]psoas[blank_end] muscle, [blank_start]quadrates lumborum[blank_end], forms [blank_start]aortic[blank_end] opening.
    1. ASternal
    2. Bxiphoid
    3. Ccentral tendon
    4. Dsternocostal triangle
    5. ECostal
    6. Fsix
    7. Gfour
    8. HLumbar
    9. IL1 and L2
    10. Jarcuate
    11. Kpsoas
    12. Lquadrates lumborum
    13. Maortic
  10. 10Internal Thoracic Artery: first part of [blank_start]subclavian[blank_end], thorax behind [blank_start]costal cartilage[blank_end], terminal branches - [blank_start]epigastric and musculophrenic[blank_end] arteries.
    1. Asubclavian
    2. Bcostal cartilage
    3. Cepigastric and musculophrenic

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biology SPOM (Gross Anatomy) Quiz on Thoracic Cavity, created by Kissa Walker on 27/09/2015.
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