Regionen des Thorax und Abdomen

The tutorial introduces the regions of the thorax and abdomen, explaining their importance for precise communication in medical contexts. It covers the division of the thorax into regions like infraclavicular and mamaria, and the abdomen into quadrants and regions using two methods. The tutorial emphasizes the anatomical differences and the significance of each region, concluding with a recap of the discussed topics.

Why is it important to divide the body into different regions?

• To make it easier to draw the body

• To help in precise communication of location

• To make the body look more organized

• To confuse medical students

What separates the thorax from the abdomen?

• The liver

• The diaphragm

• The lungs

• The heart

Which region is located below the clavicle?

• Regio Infraclavicularis

• Regio Mamaria

• Regio Epigastrica

• Regio Umbilicalis

What is the upper boundary of the Regio Mamaria?

• First rib

• Second rib

• Third rib

• Fourth rib

How many quadrants are there in the 4-region scheme of the abdomen?

• Eight

• Six

• Four

• Two

Which method divides the abdomen into 9 regions?

• 3-region scheme

• 6-region scheme

• 9-region scheme

• 4-region scheme

Which organ is found in the left regio hypochondria?

• Appendix

• Right kidney

• Gallbladder

• Left kidney

What is the region surrounding the navel called?

• Regio Inguinalis

• Regio Umbilicalis

• Regio Epigastrica

• Regio Hypochondria

Which region contains the sigmoid colon?

• Regio Lumbalis

• Regio Epigastrica

• Regio Inguinalis

• Regio Pubica

What is the last region of the abdomen discussed in the tutorial?

• Regio Umbilicalis

• Regio Inguinalis

• Regio Hypochondria

• Regio Epigastrica