SEM 2: Thorax II

1. what are the boundaries of the middle mediastinum

sup: superior thoracic apature, inf: continuous with inferior mediastinum at the level of the sternal angle, ant. manubrium, post. vertebral bodies T1-T4, lat: pleura of lungs
sup: the level of the sternal angle and T4 vertebral body, inf: superior diaphragm, ant. anterior margin of pericardium, post. posterior margin of pericardium , lat: mediastinal pleura
sup: the level of the sternal angle and T4 vertebral body, inf: diaphragm, ant. pericardium, post. T5-T12 , lat: mediastinal pleura
sup:continuous with the superior mediastinum at the level of the sternal angle , inf: diaphragm, ant. sternal body, post. pericardium, lat: mediastinal pleura

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which bronchopulmonary segment is affected can show you the site of a pulmonary embolism
all shaped like an irregular cone with the apex facing the lung root and base at pleural surface
some fuse in the left lung
smallest area that can be isolated and removed without affecting adjacent regions
smallestest functionally independant region of the lung
there's 10 in each lung

a smooth membrane that lines the body wall and is split into: mediastinal, costal and diaphragmatic
a smooth membrane that lines the lung
a smooth membrane that lines the body wall
a smooth membrane that lines the body wall and is split into: mediastinal, cervical, costal and diaphragmatic
a smooth membrane that lines the lungs and is split into: mediastinal, cervical, costal and diaphragmatic
a smooth membrane that lines that lungs and is split into: mediastinal, costal and diaphragmatic

coronary sinus, left auricle, Cristae terminalis, fossa ovalae
coronary sinus, right auricle, Cristae terminalis, fossa ovalae, musculi pectinate
trabecular carnae, papillary muscles, chordae tendae
musculi pectinate
trabecular carnae, papillary muscles, moderator band
coronary sinus, left auricle, fossa ovalae