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1-7 are true
8-10 are false
11 and 12 are floating |
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| Main features of a typical rib |
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Definition
| Head, neck, tubercle for transverse process articulation, shaft, angle, costal groove (which is on the inferior side so can be used to side the rib) |
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Definition
| Flattened, groove for subclavian vein (anterior) scalenus muscle adhesion tubercle, groove for subclavian artery, site of attachment for scalenus medius |
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Definition
| flattened, tubercle for serratus anterior, attachment of scalenus posterior |
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Term
| Components of the sternum |
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Definition
| Manubrium with jugular notch, manubrium, manubriosternal joint (sternal angle) body of sternum, xiphosternal joint, xiphoid process, costal articulation surfaces laterally |
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Definition
| Body, pedicles, laminae, transverse process, spinous process vertebral canal, superior and inferior articular process and intervertebral notches. |
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| Definitive features of thoracic vertebra |
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Definition
| Articular processes face anterior and posterior, transverse processes have facets for rib articulation |
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Term
| Boundary of the thoracic inlet |
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Definition
| Body of T1, rib 1, manubrium |
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Term
| Thoracic outlet boundaries |
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Definition
| Costal margin, bodies of ribs 11 and 12, xiphosternal joint, body of T12 |
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Term
| orientation of external intercostals |
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Definition
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Term
| Orientation of internal intercostals |
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Definition
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| Orientation of innermost intercostals |
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