Back
The structure that is the key landmark for T3
What is the spine of the scapula
What is the dorsal root/DRG
The other name for the visceral pericardium
What is the epicardium
This lung has a horizontal and oblique fissure
What is the right
The structure that connects the vertebral body to the transverse process
What is the pedicle(s)
The eccentric action of the latissium dorsi muscle in the transverse plane
What is external rotation
What is the abdominal aortic ganglia
The structure that separates the two ventricles
What is the interventricular septum
The structure that parallels and branches with bronchi
What is the pulmonary arteries
The vertebrae that contain bifid spinous processes (with the exception of 2 that don't)
What are the cervical vertebrae
The structure that the levator scapulae muscle distally attaches to
What is the superior angle of the scapula
The fiber types found in intercostal cutaneous branches
What are sensory and post-synaptic sympathetic fibers
The place where the SA node is located
What is between the SVC and the Right Atrium
The other name for the base of the lung
What is the diaphragmatic impression
The ligament responsible for preventing the separation of adjacent laminae
What is the ligamentum flavum
The two structures that the back is located between, according to Dr. Tippen's slides
What is the neck and gluteal region
The nerve that is associated with left arm pain indicating a heart attack in a male
What is the Lateral cutaneous branch of T2 aka T2 intercostobrachial nerve
The structure responsible for holding the valves and cardiac myocytes in places along with acting as an electrical insulator
What is the fibrous skeleton
The reason it is more common to aspirate something in the right lung than the left
What is the vertical structure of the right primary bronchus
The difference between the Transverse processes of C1 from transverse processes of all other cervical vertebrae
What is the wider appearance of C1 transverse processes
What is extension
The structure that the spinal nerves exit from in the sacrum
The structure that is the "short-cut" for the right bundle branch to go through and branch into purkinje fibers that ultimately contract the right ventricular papillary muscles before LV contraction to prevent Tricuspid regurgitation.
What is the moderator band OR the septomarginal trabeculae
The two structures that the left lung has that the right lung does not have
What is the cardiac notch and lingula
The only ligament that strongly prevents lateral flexion in the thoracic vertebrae
What is none