Ribs
: What is true rib, false rib, typical rib, atypical
rib, floating ribs?
Typical
rib:
1.
Anatominal
points of typical rib
a) Anterior end bear a cup shaped
depression lies away from the median plane and lies below the posterior
end
b) Postrior end bear head neck & tubercle lies near to
median plane and above the anterior end
c) Costal groove lies inferiorly
2.
Parts
of typical rib
3.
Show
the attachment of
external intercostals, internal intercostals and intercostalis intimi
4.
Mention
the Content of
costal groove
5.
How
spinal nerve is formed ?
6.
What
do you mean by intercostals nerve : they are ventral rami of upper 11 thoracic
spinal nerves
7.
Ossification
of ribs :
intracartilaginous
8.
Morphological
types of bone:
flat bone.
9.
Joint
: costocondral
jt : type : primary cartilaginous jt (temporary jt , it is converted into bone)
10. Costovertebral jt: sup
costovertebral jt articulate with ……………..vertebra and Inf costovertebral jt articulate with
…………vertebra
11. costotransverse jt :Type: plane variety of synovial jt
1. Anatomical point with side
determination
2. Why it is atypical: no twist, no
costal groove,........................
3. External features:
4. Superior surface: two grooves
present: what are the structures related
to these grooves?
5. Attachment of scalenus ant,
subclavius and scalenus medius muscle
6. Attachment of inf surface:
7. Attachment of inner border: supra-pleural
membrane (define, bony attachement of suprapleural membrane, functions)
8. Attachment of outer border:
serratus ant
9. Ossification: intracartilaginous
10. Morphological types of bone: flat
bone.
11. Joints: costochondral : primary
cartilaginous jt
12. costotransver jt and
costovertebral jt : plane variety of synovial jt
13. anterior relation of neck: sympathelic trunk, sup intercostal
a...........................................etc
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