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Clinical Box
100

What is housed in the left hypochondriac region?

stomach, liver (tip), left kidney, and spleen 


100

Which vertebrae resembles a giraffe?

Thoracic 


100

What is the longest cranial nerve that travels

Vagus nerve

100

What is scarpa fascia?

deep to the fascia of camper & superficial to the external oblique muscles

100

What is osteoporosis?

Demineralization of bones

200

what are the 3 main spaces of the thoracic cavity?

Mediastinum, left and right pulmonary cavity

200

Which vertebrae is the largest & heaviest?

Lumbar verts - think moose shape... heavy... well-suited for bearing weight of torso

200

What is the spinal accessory nerve?

it innervates the sternocleidomastoid & trapezius CN XI

200

Functions of the integumentary system?

protection, sensation, thermoregulation, excretion and vitamin D

200
What is the most common fracture of cervical vertebrae (c2)?

Hangman's fracture/traumatic spondylolysis 

300

What is the sternal angle/angle of louis?

point of attachment between manubrium and body 

300
What is the function of the intervertebral discs?

absorb shock

300

where does the vagus nerve lie?

exits the jugular foramen to the transverse colon, behind carotid arteries and internal jugular vein

300

what is the platysma?

shaving muscle, conveys stress & tension - wrinkling with age

300

What medical abnormality (of spinal curvature) did the hunchback of notre dam have?

Kyphosis - caused by excessive forward rounding of the thoracic vertebrae

400

Palmar is to ?

Dorsal

400
Which cervical vertebrae allows for rotational movement of head at neck (how we shake our heads no/yes)

C2/Axis


400

what is the function of the vagus nerve?

main nerve of the parasympathetic nervous system, controls digestion, heart rate and immune system

400

Describe the differences between atlas & axis


Axis has a dens (odontoid process) & small body, Atlas has no body & 2 anterior/posterior arches that replace the spinous process

400
What is pectus carinatum?

Breastbone projects out - when the halves of the sternum do not fuse properly

500

What are the anterior cervical triangle borders?

base of mandible, ventral midline, sternocleidomastoid muscle

500

what are the secondary curvatures?

cervical & lumbar - develop after fetal period

500

Function of the phrenic nerve?

Innervation of the diaphragm


500

What is the function of intercostal spaces?

allows for movement & breathing


500

Where is an emergency tracheostomy performed?

circoid ligament