Abd Cavity/Blood Supply - Blood Supply Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Where on the aorta is the superior mesenteric trunk located?

A

arises from behind the neck of the pancreas

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Terminal branch of the inferior mesenteric a? - what does it supply

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superior rectal (passes ant to the left common iliac, supplies sup rectum)

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3
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Left colic artery supplies

A

descending colon

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4
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Sigmoid arteries supply

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sigmoid colon

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5
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The hepatic portal v. carries twice as much blood as the _________ and has higher pressure than the ________.

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– twice as much blood as the common hepatic artery

– more pressure than the IVC

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Path of gastroduodenal a?

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– descends behind first part of duodenum
– splits into ~2 bb (superior pancreaticoduodenal a, right gastroepiploic a)

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Describe the renal arteries

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run from abdominal aorta to kidneys

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Describe the testicular or ovarian arteries

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run from abdominal aorta to testicles (through spermatic cord) in males, ovaries in females

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Describe the lumbar arteries

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usually 4 pairs coming off of back of aorta, run lat and backwards on bodies of lumbar vertebrae, supply quadratus lumborum

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What are the 3 main trunks on the abdominal aorta?

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celiac trunk, sup mesenteric, inf mesenteric

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Where is the celiac trunk located?

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arises from abdominal aorta immediately below aortic hiatus of the diaphragm

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Celiac trunk bb? (3)

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left gastric, splenic, common hepatic

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Path of left gastric a?

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– smallest branch of celiac trunk
– runs sup and to the left giving bb to esophagus and liver
– turns back right to anastomose with right gastric a near lesser curvature of stomach

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Path of splenic a?

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– largest branch of celiac trunk
– travels to spleen
– gives off bb that supply pancreas (pancreatic bb), stomach (short gastric), greater omentum and stomach (left gastroepiploic)

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Path of left gastroepiploic a?

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– anastomoses with right gastroepiploic a on greater curvature of stomach
– supplies that area of the stomach and greater omentum

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Path of common hepatic a?

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runs to the right along the upper border of the pancreas and then divides into 3 bb (proper hepatic a, gastroduodenal a, right gastric a)

16
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Path of proper hepatic a?

A

travels sup and to the right near portal vein where it spits into 2 bb (right hepatic a, left hepatic a)

17
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Path of right gastric a?

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– runs to pylorus of stomach then along lesser curvature to anastomose with left gastric a (of celiac trunk)
– supplies that area of the stomach and lesser omentum

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Path of superior mesenteric trunk?

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– travels anterior to enter the dorsal mesentery behind transverse colon
– gives many bb to supply duodenum, pancreas, small int, large int, (contributes to marginal artery)

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Where on the aorta is the inferior mesenteric trunk?

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arises from ant aorta about 4 cm from bifurcation

20
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Inferior mesenteric bb? (3)

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left colic, sigmoid, superior rectal, (also contributes to marginal artery)

21
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Path of left colic a?

A

branches into asc and desc bb to supply descending colon

22
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Path of sigmoid a?

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asc and desc to supply sigmoid colon

23
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Definition of portal vein?

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going from capillaries to capillaries without going through the heart (allows blood to be filtered of toxins before entering bloodstream)

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In general, where is the portal vein located?
forms posterior to the pancreas, ascends post to the common bile duct and common hepatic artery
25
The hepatic portal vein is the union of what 3 veins?
sup mesenteric, splenic, inf mesenteric (indirectly, feeds into splenic)
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True or false; The renal veins dump into the portal system.
FALSE; renal veins dump into the IVC
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abdominal aorta **unpaired** arteries
1. celiac trunk 2. superior mesenteric 3. inferior mesenteric
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**paired** arteries off of the descending aorta
1. renal arteries 2. testicular/ovarian arteries 3. lumbar arteries
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aorta will split into
right & left common iliac arteries at L4
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common iliac arteries will divide into
1. external iliac artery 2. internal iliac artery
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arteries of the pelvis gives rise to branches to the
lower extremities and perineum
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* most variable artery in the body * terminal branch of common iliac artery * blood supply to gluteal, adductor regions, pelvic visceral and perineum * anterior & posterior divisions
internal iliac artery
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branches of the common hepatic artery
1. proper hepatic artery 2. right gastric artery 3. gastroduodenal artery
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the inferior mesenteric artery passes to left behind the ____
peritoneum
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supplies the descending and sigmoid colons, and upper portion through
inferior mesenteric artery