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list the superficial muscles of the thoracic cage


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label. what is this muscle? list origin, insertion, action, innervation


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lable. list anatomical relationships
serratus anterior:
interdigitation with fibres of the external oblique
inferior & deep to pec major


list origin, insertion, action, innervation


where does this muscle insert?


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list origin, insertion, action, innervation of serratus posterior superior

list origin, insertion, action, innervation of serratus posterior inferior


A) coracoid process
B) pectoralis minor

list the deep muscles of the thoracic cage


label. list action and depth


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what layer of intercostal is shown? list action


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what is the action of the innermost intercostals?


label. list origin, insertion, action, innervation


label. describe structure and function


label. list origin, insertion, action, innervation


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what nerves innervate the thoracic wall? where do they originate from, where do the run through? are they sensory or motor?


d) correct
origin: anterior surface of clavicle & sternum, upper costal cartilage
insertion: lateral lip of interterbercular groove
actions: adduction, flexion, internal rotation at GH joint
describe the pressure/volume relationship for inspiration vs expiration

list the primary and accessory muscles of inspiration

list the primary and secondary muscles of expiration

list the function of the accessory muscles of respiration. distinguish between passive and forced respiration
assist with forced inspiration & expiration
passive (quiet) respiration → elastic recoil of lungs, occurs at rest
forced respiration → inspiration & expiration occur due to forced muscular contraction. ie. exercise, singing
describe the pressure/volume relationship and actions of the primary muscles of respiration during inspiration

describe the pressure/volume relationship and actions of the primary muscles of respiration during expiration


label. list origin, insertion, action (including for respiration)


label. list actions (including for respiration)


A. transversus thoracis
B. intercostal nerves

A. internal throacic arteries
B. anterior intercostal arteries
C. descending thoracic aorta
D. posterior intercostal arteries

A. subclavian arteries
B. internal thoracic arteries



label. what structure do the vessels run through and what muscles do they run between?


A. posterior intercostal veins
B. azygos vein
C. accessory hemiazygos vein
D. hemiazygos vein
E. superior vena cava

A. intercostal nerves
B. azygous vein

A. subclavius
B. pectoralis minor
C. serratus anterior
D. pectoralis major
E. serratus anterior

A. posterior intercostal artery
B. anterior intercostal artery
C. internal thoracic artery
D. descending thoracic aorta

hemiazygous vein
accessory hemiazygous vein
azygous vein
posterior intercostal veins
superior vena cava
diaphragm

a) posterior surface of sternum