Diaphram Supplied by _______ nerve (C3-C5), each.  

Injury to the motor nerve (does or does not affect) the other dome half?

Phrenic

Does not

True Ribs are which ones?

False are which?

Floating ?

Typical are? Atypical?

1-7

8-10

11-12

3-10, (atypical 1-2, 11-12)

Blood Supply to Diaphragm:

From Above:   _____ _____ arterie branches off of ______ ______ artery

From Below: we have the _____ _____ arteries which branch directly from the ______ aorta

Superior Phrenic

internal thoracic

Inferior Phrenic

abdominal Aorta

What goes through Superior Thoracic Aperature? (4)

Name what is in Central Middle Stinuem?

Name the Layer of Lungs:

1:  outer layer attached to thoracic cavity

2: Inner layer covering lungs themselves

3: What is the SPACE between layers that contains lubricating fluid

Muscles of Thoracic Wall:

External Intercostalis (Outtermost) (IOIF?)

Internal Intercostalis (MIDDLE) (IOIF?)

Innermost Intercostal (Deep) (IOIF?)

Blood Suppy to Thoracic Cavity:

The blood supply to the anterior thoracic wall is provided by a pair of _____ ______ _____ arising from the subclavian arteries. These two give rise to the ______ ______ _____ which lie between each set of ribs.

Blood Supply to Thorax II:

On each side the internal thoracic artery lies posterior to the costal cartilages of the upper six ribs.  At the level of the 6th intercostal space it divides into two terminal branches
*_____ ______ supplies the anterior abdominal wall
*________ which goes through the diaphragm

THORACIC VEINS:

Where are these

Azygos, Right Superior Intercostal Vein, Left Superior Intercostal Vein, Internal Thoracic Vein

Thoracic Innervation

T1-T11 _____ rami that lie in the ____ spaces

T12, the ____ nerve lies where ?

Pneumothorax:

A)Occurs in Tall thin males, an air-filled blister on the lungs ruptures

B)Air enters through chest injury

1)  air can't leave thorax through exhalation

2) air can leave

Bronchial Arteries originate from ____ ____

________ _______ is blockage of artery in lungs (most clots originate in _____)

Pericardium:

1) Base is attached to the ______  _____of the diaphragm.

2) Anteriorly, attatched to sternum via   ____________

ligaments

3)  Phrenic nerves originating at cervical nerves (C_-C_) pass through the pericardium

1) central tendon

2)sternoperiocardial ligaments

3) C3-C5

1) Name 5 Arteries of Pericardium(3 phrenics, internal thorasic and thoracic aorta…)

2) rapid accumulation of exudate compresses the heart is called

1) Internal thoracic
Pericardiacophrenic    
Musculophrenic
Interior phrenic
Thoracic aorta

2)  Cardiac tamponade

Name that Sulcus:

1)Coronary Sulcus

2) anterior interventricular sulcus

3) posterior interventricular sulcus
 

Name those Cardiac Arteries:

1)  Left Coronary Artery

2) RIght Coronary Artery

Common Sites for CAD:

1) most common site 40-50% of CAD.

2) 30-40%

3) 15-20%

1) Anterior Branch of Left Coronary artery

2) RCA or RIght Coronary  artery

3) Left Circumflex artery

Cardiac Veins:

1)  begins at the apex of the heart ascents in the anterior interventricular sulcus
2)  begins near the apex of the heart and ascends in the posterior interventricular sulcus

3)  begins in the lower anterior section of the coronary sulcus between the right atrium and right ventricle. 

4)  lies on the posterior surface of the left ventricle just to the left of the middle cardiac vein

1) Great cardiac vein

2) Middle cardiac vein

3)  Small cardiac vein

4)  Posterior cardiac vein

1) Azygous Veins Drain blood from the body wall and move it to empty into the __________ vena cava
Sympathetic Trunk:

1)  Superior Vena Cava

2) Greater

3) Lesser

4) Least