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Virtual Gross PracticalThorax - Block II
Assembled by Scott Korfhagen ([email protected])
Images from:http://ect.downstate.edu/courseware/haonline/toc.htm
Identify
1.ExternalIntercostalMembrane
Identify2.
3.
4.
InternalIntercostalMuscle
InnermostIntercostalMuscle
IntercostalNerve
Identify (hint: muscle)
5.TransversusThoracisMuscle
Identify
6.
7.
InternalThoracicVein
InternalThoracicArtery
Identify
8.AnteriorCostalParietalPleura
Identify9a.Apex of
The rightlung
9b. Apex ofThe leftlung
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Superior lobeof the rightlung
Middle lobeOf the rightlung
Inferior lobeof the rightlung
Superior lobeof the leftlung
Inferior lobeOf the left lung
Cardiac notch
lingula
Identify
17. Obliquefissure
18.
19.
Horizontal/TransverseFissure /Minorfissure
ObliqueFissure /MajorFissure
20. Identify the impression
Groove for the arch of the azygos vein
21. Identify the impression
Groove for the superior vena cava
22. Identify the impression
Cardiac impression
23. Identify the impression
Groove for the esophagus
24. Identify the impression
Groove for the aortic arch
25. Identify the impression
Groove for the thoracic descending aorta
26. Identify the impression
Cardiac impression
Right or Left27. Left
pulmonaryartery
28.Bronchi(secondary)
29. LeftSuperiorPulmonaryvein
30. LeftInferiorPulmonaryvein
31. This whole thing is called the? Hilus of the left lung
Right or Left
32. 33.
34.
35.
Bronchi(secondary)
RightInferiorPulmonaryvein
RightPulmonaryartery
RightSuperiorPulmonaryvein
36. Identify
Left phrenic nerve
37. Identify
Left vagus nerve
Identify
38.
39.
SerousParietalpericardium
FibrousParietalpericardium
40. Identify what the probe is touching
Visceral layer of serous pericardium (epicardium)
41. What is this space?
The Transverse Pericardial Sinus
42. What is this space?
The oblique pericardial sinus
43. Identify
Superior vena cava
44. Identify
Ascending aorta
45. Identify
Inferior vena cava
46. Identify
Arch of the aorta
47. Identify
Pulmonary trunk
48. Identify
Pulmonary trunk
49. Identify
Pulmonary veins
50. Identify
Left recurrent laryngeal nerve
51. Identify
Ligamentum arteriosum
52. Identify
Apex of the heart (left ventricle)
53. Identify
Coronary sulcus or atrioventricular sulcus
54. Identify
Anterior interventricular sulcus
55. Identify the surface
Sternocostal (anterior) surface - right ventricle
56. Identify
Right auricle
57. Identify
Right atrium
Identify
58.
59.
Leftauricle
Leftventricle
60. Identify
Anterior interventricular branch (left anterior descending - LAD)
61. Identify
Left coronary artery
62. Identify
Circumflex branch
63. Identify
Right coronary artery
64. Identify
Posterior interventricular branch
65. Idnetify
Coronary sinus
66. Identify
Marginal branch
67. Identify
Great cardiac vein
68. Identify
Middle cardiac vein
69. Identify
Pectinate muscles
70. Identify
Crista terminalis
71. Identify
Orifice of superior vena cava
72. Identify
Orifice of inferior vena cava
73. Identify
Orifice and valve of coronary sinus
74. Identify
Fossa ovalis
75. Identify
Right atrioventricular orifice and tricuspid valve
76. Identify
Chordae tendineae
77. Identify (be specific)
Posterior papillary muscle of the right ventricle
78. Identify (be specific)
Septal papillary muscle
79. Identify (be specific)
Anterior papillary muscle of the right ventricle
80. Identify
Septomarginal trabecula (moderator band)
81. Identify
Trabeculae carneae
82. Where is the probe?
In the Orifice of the pulmonary trunk
83. What isThis partcalled?
Conus arteriosus(infundibulum)
Identify
83.
84.
85. AnteriorPulmonarycusp
LeftPulmonarycusp
RightPulmonarycusp
The whole thing is called the: Pulmonary Valve
86. Where is the probe?
Orifice of the left inferior pulmonary vein
87. Identify
Orifice of the left atrioventricular or mitral (bicuspid) valve
88. Identify
Posterior cusp of the mitral valve
89. Identify
Anterior cusp of the mitral valve
90. Identify
Interventricular septum
This part?MembranousPart This part?
MuscularPart
Identify91.
92.93.
PosteriorNon-coronaryCusp
RightCoronaryCusp
LeftCoronaryCusp
This whole thing is called the: Aortic Valve
94.NoduleOn freeMarginOf the posteriornon-coronary cusp
Identify95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
Brachiocephalictrunk
RightBrachiocephalicvein
LeftBrachiocephalicvein
LeftSubclavianartery
LeftCommonCarotidartery
100. Identify
Azygos vein
101. Identify
Arch of the azygos vein
102. Identify
Carina
102a.102b.
Right mainBronchus
Left mainBronchus
103. Identify
Right Vagal Trunk
104. Identify
Sympathetic Trunk
Identify
105.Sympatheticganglion
106.Ramicommunicantes
107.Intercostalnerve
108. Identify
Thoracic (descending) aorta
109. Identify
Posterior intercostal arteries
110. Identify
Posterior intercostal vein
Identify
111.Esophagus
112.Diaphragm
Give general names
113a. 113b.
114.
PleuralCavity
Mediastinum
PleuralCavity
What’s Going on here?
Right sided tension pneumothorax
What’s wrong here?
Pleural adhesions and calcification
For gunners
Pancoast tumor in the left apex with destruction of left upperribs and invasion of the upper thoracic spine
This is a problem. What is it?
The lung volume is increased
Possible cause?
emphysema
What is this?
thymic hyperplasia
And this?
Cardiomegaly
This patient received a drug resulting in panel C. What
could it be?
Nitroglycerin
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