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Ribs
12 pairs

1-7 true
7-12 false
11 and 12 floating
muscles which elevate thoracic cage
scalene m.s, pectoralis major and minor, sternocleidomastoid
intercostal m.s
respiratory m.s that elevate or depress ribs

all nn by 1-22th intercostal n.s

inner most intercostal m. part of internal
subcostalis m
4-11 intercostal n.s
transversus thoracis m.
upper intercostal n.s
breast

LECTURE
2/3 rests on pectoralis major, and 1/3 over serratus ant.

composed of glandular tissue and adipose tissue (contour and size)

function: lactation
areola: enlarges during puberty, contains sebaceous glands and gets darker during pregnancy
nipple: composed of smooth m.
retromammary space

LECTURE
btw breast and deep fascia

tumor here may contract the pectoralis major and breast may move superiorly
suspensory (cooper's) ligaments

LECTURE
extend from skint o deep fascia and support breast

their invasion by tumor may cause dimpling of skin
lobules

LECTURE
breast is composed of lobuels of 15-20 glandular tissue (mammary gland); each lobule is drained by a lactiferous duct which opens into the nipple
supra-cardiac mediastinum

LECTURE
5 layers of structures
pleural n. supply

LECTURE
parietal plurea-phrenic and intercostal n.s

visceral pleura: autonomic n. supply
pharynx

LECTURE
nasopharynx, oropharynx, hypopharynx (laryngopharynx)
surfaces of lungs
costal, diaphragmatic, mediastinal
apex of lungs
2.5 cm over clavicle, transvered by subclavian a.
inferior border of lungs
at 6,8,10 ribs (midclavicular, midaxillary, and scapular lines)
right lung
has 3 lobes
left lung
2 lobes

upper lobe has cardiac notch
lingula is below cardiac notch
fissures of lungs
oblique: t2 to 6th costochrondral joint (only in R)

horizontal: from 4th costal cartilage level to oblique fissure
trachea
from c6-t4

divides to :
main bronchi at t4(sternal angle), carina
-->lobar bronchi (secondary)-->segmental bronchi (tertiary)
main bronchus in trachea
shorter , wider and more verticle in R

less steep in L
Bronchopulmonary segments
LECTURE
10 on each side, contains:
segmental bronchus, branch of pulmonary a., branch of bronchial a. which run together
n. supply to lung and visceral pleura
parasympathetic: vagus(cnx)
sympathetic: t1-t5
vagal efferent

LECTURE
motor to bronchial smooth m. (bronchoconstriction)
inhibitor to pulmonary v.s (vasodilator)
secretor to bronchial glands (secretomotor)
vagal afferent

LECTURE
sensory in respiratory epithelium (pain and stretch)
sympathetic efferent

LECTURE
brochodilator (inhibitor of bronchial m)

vasoconstrictor to pulmonary v.s (motor)

inhibitory to glands in bronchial tree
intercostal vessels
internal thoracic artery---musculophrenic artery and superior epigastric artery.