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Virtual Gross Practical Thorax - Block II Assembled by Scott Korfhagen
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2. Identify 1.
External
Intercostal
Membrane

3. Identify 2. 3. 4. Innermost Intercostal Muscle Intercostal Nerve
Internal
Intercostal
Muscle 3.
Innermost
Intercostal
Muscle 4.
Intercostal
Nerve

4. Identify (hint: muscle)5.
Transversus
Thoracis
Muscle

5. Identify 6.
Internal
Thoracic
Vein 7.
Internal
Thoracic
Artery

6. Identify 8.
Anterior
Costal
Parietal
Pleura

7. Identify 9a. 9b. 10. 13. 11. 14. 12. 15. 16. Apex of Apex of The right
lung
Apex of
The left
lung
10.
Superior lobe
of the right
lung
13.
Superior lobe
of the left
lung
11.
Middle lobe
Of the right
lung
14.
Inferior lobe
Of the left lung
12.
Inferior lobe
of the right
lung
15.
Cardiac notch
16.
lingula

8. Identify 18. 17. 19. Horizontal/ Transverse Fissure / Minor fissure
Oblique
fissure
19.
Oblique
Fissure /
Major
Fissure

9. 20. Identify the impression
Groove for the arch of the azygos vein

10. 21. Identify the impression
Groove for the superior vena cava

11. 22. Identify the impression
Cardiac impression

12. 23. Identify the impression
Groove for the esophagus

13. 24. Identify the impression
Groove for the aortic arch

14. 25. Identify the impression
Groove for the thoracic descending aorta

15. 26. Identify the impression
Cardiac impression

16. Right or Left 27. 29. 28. 30. 31. This whole thing is called the?
pulmonary
artery
29.
Left
Superior
Pulmonary
vein
28.
Bronchi
(secondary)
30.
Left
Inferior
Pulmonary
vein
31. This whole thing is called the?
Hilus of the left lung

17. Right or Left 32. 33. 34. 35. Right Bronchi Pulmonary (secondary)
artery
32.
33.
Bronchi
(secondary)
Right
Inferior
Pulmonary
vein
34.
Right
Superior
Pulmonary
vein
35.

18. 36. Identify
Left phrenic nerve

19. 37. Identify
Left vagus nerve

20. Identify 38. 39. Serous Parietal pericardium Fibrous Parietal

21. 40. Identify what the probe is touching
Visceral layer of serous pericardium (epicardium)

22. 41. What is this space?
The Transverse Pericardial Sinus

23. 42. What is this space?
The oblique pericardial sinus

24. 43. Identify
Superior vena cava

25. 44. Identify
Ascending aorta

26. 45. Identify
Inferior vena cava

27. 46. Identify
Arch of the aorta

28. 47. Identify
Pulmonary trunk

29. 48. Identify
Pulmonary trunk

30. 49. Identify
Pulmonary veins

31. 50. Identify
Left recurrent laryngeal nerve

32. 51. Identify
Ligamentum arteriosum

33. 52. Identify
Apex of the heart (left ventricle)

34. 53. Identify
Coronary sulcus or atrioventricular sulcus

35. 54. Identify
Anterior interventricular sulcus

36. 55. Identify the surface
Sternocostal (anterior) surface - right ventricle

37. 56. Identify
Right auricle

38. 57. Identify
Right atrium

39. Identify
Left
auricle
58.
Left
ventricle
59.

40. 60. Identify
Anterior interventricular branch (left anterior descending - LAD)

41. 61. Identify
Left coronary artery

42. 62. Identify
Circumflex branch

43. 63. Identify
Right coronary artery

44. 64. Identify
Posterior interventricular branch

45. 65. Idnetify
Coronary sinus

46. 66. Identify
Marginal branch

47. 67. Identify
Great cardiac vein

48. 68. Identify
Middle cardiac vein

49. 69. Identify
Pectinate muscles

50. 70. Identify
Crista terminalis

51. 71. Identify
Orifice of superior vena cava

52. 72. Identify
Orifice of inferior vena cava

53. 73. Identify
Orifice and valve of coronary sinus

54. 74. Identify
Fossa ovalis

55. 75. Identify
Right atrioventricular orifice and tricuspid valve

56. 76. Identify
Chordae tendineae

57. 77. Identify (be specific)
Posterior papillary muscle of the right ventricle

58. 78. Identify (be specific)
Septal papillary muscle

59. 79. Identify (be specific)
Anterior papillary muscle of the right ventricle

60. 80. Identify
Septomarginal trabecula (moderator band)

61. 81. Identify
Trabeculae carneae

62. 82. Where is the probe? In the Orifice of the pulmonary trunk
83. What is
This part
called?
Conus arteriosus
(infundibulum)
In the Orifice of the pulmonary trunk

63. Identify 84. 83. 85. The whole thing is called the: Left
Pulmonary cusp
83.
Right
Pulmonary
cusp
85.
Anterior
Pulmonary
cusp
The whole thing is called the:
Pulmonary Valve

64. 86. Where is the probe?
Orifice of the left inferior pulmonary vein

65. 87. Identify
Orifice of the left atrioventricular or mitral (bicuspid) valve

66. 88. Identify
Posterior cusp of the mitral valve

67. 89. Identify
Anterior cusp of the mitral valve

68. 90. Identify This part? This part? Interventricular septum Membranous
Muscular
Part
Interventricular septum

69. Identify 94. 91. 93. 92. This whole thing is called the: Nodule
On free
Margin
Of the posterior
non-coronary cusp
Posterior
Non-coronary
Cusp
93.
Left
Coronary
Cusp
92.
Right
Coronary
Cusp
This whole thing is called the:
Aortic Valve

70. Identify 95. 98. 96. 99. 97. Brachiocephalic trunk Left Subclavian
artery
98.
96.
Right
Brachiocephalic
vein
Left
Common
Carotid
artery
99.
97.
Left
Brachiocephalic
vein

71. 100. Identify
Azygos vein

72. 101. Identify
Arch of the azygos vein

73. 102. Identify 102a. 102b. Right main Left main Bronchus Bronchus
Carina

74. 103. Identify
Right Vagal Trunk

75. 104. Identify
Sympathetic Trunk

76. Identify 105. 106. 107. Sympathetic ganglion Rami communicantes
Intercostal
nerve

77. 108. Identify
Thoracic (descending) aorta

78. 109. Identify
Posterior intercostal arteries

79. 110. Identify
Posterior intercostal vein

80. Identify
111.
Esophagus
112.
Diaphragm

81. Give general names 113a. 113b. Pleural Pleural Cavity Cavity 114.
Mediastinum

82. What’s Going on here?
Right sided tension pneumothorax

83. What’s wrong here?
Pleural adhesions and calcification

84. For gunners
Pancoast tumor in the left apex with destruction of left upper
ribs and invasion of the upper thoracic spine

85. This is a problem. What is it?
The lung volume is increased
Possible cause?
emphysema

86. What is this?
thymic hyperplasia

87. And this?
Cardiomegaly

88. This patient received a drug resulting in panel C. What could it be?
Nitroglycerin

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