B3 Thoracic Anatomy: Heart, Mediastinum & Lungs — Complete DPT Study Guide
Product Description
Master the anatomy of the thorax without jumping between lecture slides, textbooks, and scattered notes.
The B3 Thoracic Anatomy: Heart, Mediastinum & Lungs Study Guide is a comprehensive, one-stop study resource designed specifically for DPT students. It brings together the major anatomical structures, relationships, vessels, nerves, bones, and muscles of the thorax into one organized and easy-to-review guide.
Instead of simply memorizing structures, this guide emphasizes anatomical relationships, functional anatomy, clinical relevance, and application-based reasoning to help you prepare for anatomy exams, practicals, and DPT-style questions.
Inside the guide:
- Thoracic cage, ribs, sternum, vertebrae, and important landmarks
- Pump-handle and bucket-handle rib mechanics
- Diaphragm, intercostals, and accessory respiratory muscles
- Intercostal nerves, arteries, veins, and the VAN relationship
- Azygos, hemiazygos, and accessory hemiazygos systems
- Superior, anterior, middle, and posterior mediastinum
- Heart chambers, surfaces, borders, valves, and internal anatomy
- Coronary arteries, cardiac veins, and coronary dominance
- Cardiac conduction and autonomic innervation
- Aorta, pulmonary vessels, SVC, IVC, and other great vessels
- Lung lobes, fissures, surfaces, hilum, and bronchial tree
- Bronchopulmonary segments and lung-root relationships
- Visceral and parietal pleura
- Phrenic, vagus, sympathetic, and recurrent laryngeal nerves
- Diaphragm openings and the T8–T10–T12 rule
- High-yield relationships including VAN and RALS
- Surface anatomy and clinically relevant DPT connections
- Rapid-review tables and memory rules
- 20-question application-based cumulative exam
- Complete answer key with explanations and rationales
Created for DPT students by a DPT student, this guide is designed to turn one of the most detail-heavy anatomy units into a structured resource you can actually study from.
Learn it. Visualize it. Apply it. Practice it. Review it.
B3 PT & Performance educational resources are intended for supplemental educational use only and are not a substitute for university instruction, textbooks, faculty guidance, clinical supervision, diagnosis, or medical treatment.