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What are the functions of the bony thorax?
protects heart and lungs
supports pleural wall cavity and diaphragm
vary the volume of thoracic cavity during respiration
Where is the location of the sternum?
Centered in the midline of anterior thorax
What type of bone is the sternum?
Narrow and flat bone
What size is the sternum?
About 6 inches in length
Name the three parts of the sternum?
Manubrium (most superior)
Body
Xiohoid process (most inner)
What do the sternum support?
The clavicles at manubrial angles (which forms sternoclavicular joint)
What is attached to the lateral border of the sternum?
The first seven pairs of ribs
Where is the external landmark for the manubrium?
Lies at T2-T3 interspace
The body is the _______ portion of the sternum
longest
Where does the body join the manubrium?
Sternal Angles
Where do the sternal angle lie
T4-T5 interspace
Xiphoid process is the ______ portion and ______ of the sfernum
smallest, distal
Where do the xiphoid process lies
Lies over T-10
How many pairs of ribs are there?
12
What type of bone is the rib?
classified as long, narrow and curved bones
What are the true rib
ribs 1-7 b/c they attach directly to the sternu
What are the false ribs
ribs 9-12 b/c they attach to cartilage of the rib above
The typical rib consist of
Head
Neck
Tubercle
Body
What do the head of the rib articulate with
vetebral bodies
What do the vetebral body form
Costovertebral joints
Tubercles articulate with
T-spine transverse processes
What do the t-spine transverse process form
Costotransverse joints
Why are ribs 11-12 called floating ribs
Because they only attach to the vetebra, no anterior attachment
PA Oblique (Sternum)
RAO position
pt15-20 degeree recumbent
IR 1 1/2 in above IR
Long axis to midline
CR perpendicular IR, entering