Atlas References Netter: 405, 414, 419–424 McMinn: 138–145 Gray's Atlas: 384–419 Before You Begin Axillary Borders The pectoral region should have been dissected before the study of the axilla is begun. Refer to Chapter 4 for the regional anatomy of…
Thoracentesis Gray's Anatomy for Students: 62, 78 Netter: 197 Clinical Application Introduce a needle or trocar into the intrathoracic cavity, creating a conduit to allow air (pneumothorax) to escape or to help remove fluid. Anatomic Landmarks Needle: 2nd intercostal space…
Atlas References Netter: 216–230 McMinn: 185–191 Gray's Atlas: 92–107 Before You Begin Inspection Inspect the heart externally and identify the following: Right atrium Right auricle Superior vena cava (SVC) Inferior vena cava (IVC) Subpulmonary infundibulum or conus Pulmonary artery Ascending…
Atlas References Netter: 212–217 McMinn: 182–184, 192–211 Gray's Atlas: 72–92, 108–119 Opening the Thoracic Cavity o With a scalpel, transect the intercostal muscles, serratus anterior muscle, and a portion of the external abdominal oblique muscle ( Figs. 5.1 and 5.2…
Atlas References Netter: 187–191, 194, 195, 258–260, 416, 418 McMinn: 126–129, 178–181 Gray's Atlas: 62–72, 394–396, 402 Skin and Superficial Fascia o Make an incision from the jugular notch over the clavicle to the shoulder ( Fig. 4.1a ). o…
Lumbar Puncture Gray's Anatomy for Students: 44, 45, 48 Netter: 166–169 * * The Clinical Applications in each section are cross-referenced to the following sources: Drake: Gray's Anatomy for Students , ed 2, and Netter: Atlas of Human Anatomy ,…
Atlas References Netter: 170, 174–178, 184 McMinn: 94–99, 104, 105 Gray's Atlas: 20–32, 36–42, 399, 400 Suboccipital Triangle o Make a midline skin incision from the spinous process of the 7th cervical vertebra (C7) to the external occipital protuberance (…
Atlas References * * NOTE: This dissection guide is cross-referenced to the following atlases: Netter, Atlas of Human Anatomy, ed 7 (Netter); McMinn's Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy , ed 7 (McMinn); and Gray's Atlas of Anatomy, ed 2 (Gray's).…
Using appropriate dissection laboratory materials and tools is essential in making the dissection of a cadaver as rewarding as possible. Many experienced dissectors have their favorite tools. Obtaining the following materials and dissection tools allows dissectors to care for their…
Skeleton A from the front B from behind The left forearm is in the position of supination, the right in pronation in A. 1 Skull 2 Mandible 3 Hyoid bone 4 Cervical vertebrae 5 Clavicle 6 Sternum 7 Costal arch…