THORAX
(Viva- item examination)
Item no-1: Thoracic
Wall, thoracic cavity, Pleura & Mediastinum
- Give
the skeletal boundary of thoracic cage. Tell about content of thoracic cavity
- Give
the boundary of thoracic inlet
- Give
the boundary of thoracic outlet
- What
do you mean by typical intercostal space?
- Mention
the name of intercostal muscles with origin, insertion & NS
- Define
mediastinum with different subdivision. Give the boundary of superior /
inferior (anterior/ middle/ posterior) mediastinum and list their contents.
- Joint: sternocondal jt &
costochondal jt: formation & type.
- What
do you mean by i) True ribs ii) False rib iii) Floating ribs
- Identify
sternal angle and write importance of sternal angle.
- Bones:
Typical rib, 1st rib, 12th rib
- Figure-
1st & 12th rib
Item-2: Different joint of thorax
1. Name different joint of thorax,
mention their formation & type.
2. Write about peculiarities of
clavicle.
3. Define joint. Classify joint
4. Classify (fibrous/cartilaginous/
synovial joint)
5. Write features of synovial joint.
6. Difference between primary &
secondary cartilaginous joint.
7.
Bone: Clavicle, Sternum
8.
Figure: clavicle /Sternum/Typical
synovial joint./Fibrous joint/Cartilaginous joint.
Item-3:
1.
Define pericardium. Write different layers with blood
& nerve supply
2.
How many chambers present within heart.
·
Write a flow
chart to describe systemic circulation.
·
Write a flow
chart to describe pulmonary circulation
·
Write a flow
chart to describe portal circulation
3.
List the name of structure enter into the right atrium
of heart.
4.
How sternocostal surface of heart is formed?
5.
Draw & label arterial supply,venous supply of heart
and nerve supply of heart
6.
Discuss the role
of sympathetic& para sympathetic nervous system on heart
7.
Mention
difference layers of heart.
8. Identify/formation
Four chamber of heart
Surfaces- sternocostal, diaphragmatic, left surfce , base
Borders-Right border Left border, interior border
Grooves – Coronary sulcus, ant. & pos.
interventricular grooves
Vessels: Rt & Lf coronary artery,
coronary sinus
Root of great vessels- SVC, IVC, ascending thoracic aorta,
arch of aorta, descending thoracic
aorta, four pulmonary vein, pulmonary trunk
Interior of heart- Interventricular
septum/Papillary muscle/Corda tendenae/Cups/
musculae
pectinae/fossa Ovalis /Limbus fossa ovalis.
Figure: 1. Arterial supply of heart
2. Venous system
of heart
3. Conducting
system of heart
Item-4:
1.
Define pleura mention its different layers. Mention
blood & nerve supply of pleura.
2.
Extension of trachea. Difference between Rt & left
principal bronchus. Blood supply of trachea
3.
Extension of conducting & respiratory part.
4.
Lining epithelium of conducting & respiratory
part.
5. Identify-
Surfaces- medial i) Vertebral ii) Mediastinal,
Costal, Base, Apex, Hilum
Bordar- Anterior border &
inferior border.
Ligament- Pulmonary ligament.
Groove- Groove for azygous vein,
Groove for SVC, IVC, Descending thoracic aorta.
6.
Function of conducting & respiratory part.
7.
Define Branchopulmonary segment. Draw & label B.S of both Lung.
Figure- pleura
- Supra-plueral membrane
- formation, attachment function.
Item-5:The Diaphragm & Oesphagus:
Esophagus:
Extension, Lining epithelium, Blood supply,
peritoneal relation, Porto-systemic anastomosis
The Diaphragm- Anatomical points
-Formation
- Parts
- Openings – vertebral label & structure
passing through it.
- Functions.
- Nerve supply- sensory and motor.
- Type of muscle
present in the diaphragm.
Bones: Typical thoracic vertebrae,
Atypical thoracic vertebrae
Item-6:
Phrenic
nerve- root value.
- Important relation.
- what type of nerve it is?
-arises from which plexus
- supplied area.
Spinal
nerve: Formation & location.
Branches.
what type of nerve it is?
Draw & label
Number.
Intercostal
nerve: Formation
Location
Difference between spinal nerve &
intercostal nerve.
Lymphatic drainage:
What are right lymphatic duct,
thoracic duct & cisternal chyli?
Branches of ascending aorta &
desconding aorta tributaries of SVC, azygous & hemiazygous vein
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