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Abdomen Final Flashcards

1
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The uncinate process of the pancreas is superior to what?

A

Duodenum

Dr. pepper

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The splenic vein is joined by what vessels?

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The splenic vein joins the SMV to form the portal vein

pg. 194 Hagen Ansert

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The right renal artery passes where in reference to the IVC?

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Posterior

pg. 182 Hagen-Ansert

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What vessel is parallel to and arises from the aorta?

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SMA

pg. 181 Hagen-Ansert

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The renal artery passes where in reference to the SMA?

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Inferior

pg. 182 Hagen-Ansert

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Where does the IVC course to join the heart?

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It enters at the right atrium of the heart

pg. 184 Hagen-Ansert

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What vessel is posterior and medial to the pancreatic head and tail?

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Splenic vein

pg. 194 Hagen-Ansert

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What is a common cause for an AAA?

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Arteriosclerosis

pg. 172 Hagen-Ansert

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What might cause lower trunk edema in a dilated IVC? (hint: fistula)

A

Atrioventricular fistula
From “House” the show

^cool story

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10
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The liver is suspended anteriorly by what ligament?

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Falciform ligament
P 208
Also, www.webmd.com

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11
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What causes fatty infiltration?

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Obesity
Alcohol intake
High cholesterol
Diabetes
pg. 235 Hagen-Ansert
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What is a benign liver tumor in glycogen 1 storage disease?

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Hepatic adenomas

pg. 239 Hagen-Ansert

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What fissure does the right portal vein and gallbladder lie in?

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Main lobar fissure

pg. 208 Hagen-Ansert

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What are the AST and ALT levels in severe liver disease?

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AST: significantly elevated
ALT: moderately elevated
pg. 215 Hagen-Ansert

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15
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What liver disease will have diminished vascular structures?

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Fatty infiltration
P 234

Possibly cirrhosis

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16
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What cells are affected by hepatocellular disease?

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Hepatocytes

pg. 213 Hagen-Ansert

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17
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What direction does normal portal venous flow?

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Hepatopetal (toward the liver)

pg. 240 Hagen-Ansert

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18
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What is the appearance of the liver in glycogen 1 storage disease?

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Hepatomegaly
Increased echogenicity and attenuation
Hepatic adenomas - round, echogenic, homogenous tumors
Focal nodular hyperplasia

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What are the features of an extrahepatic mass? (what does it displace)

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Located in the area of the porta hepatis causing symptoms seen in biliary obstruction
pg. 249 Hagen-Ansert

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20
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What is a common site for echinococcal growth?

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Sheep herding countries
pg. 255 Hagen-Ansert

The liver

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21
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Through which structure would an amebic abscess reach the liver?

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Portal vein

pg. 255 Hagen-Ansert

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22
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Right and left hepatic ducts unite to form ____.

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CHD

pg. 268 Hagen-Ansert

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23
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What is a normal measurement of the CHD?

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4 mm

pg. 268 Hagen-Ansert

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24
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What is a normal measurement of a CBD in a 60 yr old patient?

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6 mm

pg. 268 Hagen-Ansert

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25
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The cystic duct connects the ___ of the gallbladder with the ___ to form the ___.

A

Neck; CHD; CBD

pg. 268 Hagen-Ansert

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26
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What is the function of the gallbladder?

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Reservoir for bile
Concentrates bile
pg. 273 Hagen-Ansert

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27
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What is a Hartmann’s pouch?

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Gallbladder neck folds back on itself

pg. 273 Hagen-Ansert

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28
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A positive Murphy’s sign seen with which gallbladder disease?

A

Acute cholecystitis
pg. 278 Hagen-Ansert
“Murphy’s Law: whatever can go wrong, will”

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29
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What are the symptoms of gallbladder disease?

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RUQ pain after eating greasy foods
Nausea/vomiting
Pain in right shoulder
Jaundice
pg. 279 Hagen-Ansert
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30
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What is the appearance of gallbladder carcinoma?

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Heterogenous solid mass
Thickened gallbladder wall
“Shotgun sign” - double barrel appearance of portal veins and dilated ducts
pg. 290 Hagen-Ansert

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31
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The CBD joins the duct of Wirsung going through which structure?

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Ampulla of Vater

-Dr. Phil

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32
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What is inflammation of the gallbladder called?

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Cholecystitis

pg. 281 Hagen-Ansert

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33
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What is RUQ pain with polyploid masses arising from the gallbladder?

A

Cholesterlosis

P 288

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34
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What is a porcelain gallbladder?

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Calcium incrustation of the gallbladder wall
Appears echogenic with posterior shadowing
Can develop into cancer
pg. 288 Hagen-Ansert

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35
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What is the appearance of sludge?

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Thickened bile, low level internal echoes, non shadowing

P 279

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36
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Where are the valves of Heister?

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Valves located in the neck of the gallbladder to help the duct from kinking
pg. 273 Hagen-Ansert

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The pancreas lies in what area?

A

Retroperitoneal Cavity
P 302

Also the epigastrium and a portion lies in the left hypochondriac behind the lesser sac

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38
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What sac is the pancreas located behind?

A

Lesser sac

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39
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Where does the head of the pancreas lie? (In reference to the duodemum)

A 
Anterior to the IVC
Right of the Portal Confluence
Inferior to the main portal vein and caudate
Medial to the duodenum 
Lies in c loop of duodenum
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What structure passes through the groove posterior to the pancreatic head?

A

Splenic vein

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41
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Where is the tail of the pancreas located?

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Anterior to the left kidney
Posterior to the left colic flexure and transverse colon
The tail begins to the left of the lateral border of the aorta and extends toward the splenic hilum

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42
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What is the duct of Santorini?

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Accessory duct located in the head of the pancreas

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43
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What are the normal dimensions of the pancreatic head?

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2-3cm AP….

Not to be confused with pancreatic duct which is less than or equal to 3mm.

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44
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What are the cells of the pancreas called?

A

Acini Cells

Islets of Langerhans

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45
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How would you angle your probe to locate the celiac axis?

A

Superiorly

The original question based on previous test was in reference to seeing the pancreas if you’re looking at the celiac access.

Inferiorly

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46
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What is a common cause for pancreatitis?

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Biliary tract disease pg 317

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47
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Why is the pancreas reflective?

A

Fat between the lobules

Quizlet

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48
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SMV courses where?

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Begins at the ileocolic junction and runs cephalad song the posterior abdominal wall. Anterior to the 3rd part of the duodenum and posterior to the neck of the pancreas.

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49
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What is an annular pancreas?

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Rare anomaly in which the the head of the pancreas surrounds the second portion of the duodenum
Pg 309

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50
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What is cystic fibrosis?

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Heredity disease that causes excessive production of thick mucus by the endocrine glands. Pancreas is replaced with fatty tissue and sometimes calcifications

P327

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51
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40-60% of gallstones are seen with which disease?

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Acute pancreatitis

Quizlet

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52
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What is the appearance of the pancreas with acute pancreatitis?

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Enlarged, hypo-echoic indistinct but smooth borders. IVC may be compressed. Peripancreatic fluid collections

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53
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What is gastric carcinoma ranked as in causing death?

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4th

Dr. DRE

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54
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What does lymphoma of the stomach appear as?

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Multi focal lesions in the GI tract, the stomach has enlarged and thickened mucosal folds, multiple submucosal nodules, and ulcerations and a large extraluminal mass.

Symptoms: nausea, vomiting and weight loss.
Sono appearance: large poorly echogenic mass, thickened wall, spoke-wheel pattern.

Can occur as a primary tumor of the GI tract (37% of stomach tumors).

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55
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What is the appearance of small bowel obstruction?

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Dilated hoops have a tubular or round echo-free appearance

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56
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Where is the appendix located?

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On the abdominal wall under McBurney’s point.

Dr. Mcstuffins

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57
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What might be an embryological mistake that forms a cyst?

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A Duplication cyst

Well developed muscular walls.
Continuous with the stomach.
Lined with alimatary tract

58
Q

What is the normal diameter of the appendix?

A

1-9 inches long….
Averages 3 inches.
Thickness should not exceed 6mm.

59
Q

What is Crohn’s disease?

A

A regional enteritis, a recurrent granulomatory inflammatory disease that effects the terminal ileum, colon or both at any level.
Symptoms: diarrhea, fever, RLQ pain.

60
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What are the colon segments called?

A 
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Cecum/Ascending Colon
Transverse Colon
Descending
Sigmoid Colon
Rectum
61
Q

What part of the duodenum courses to the level of the gallbladder neck?

A

The superior portion courses anteroposteriorly from the pyloris to the level of the GB neck.

62
Q

What ligaments support the curvature of the stomach?

A

Greater curvature: greater omentum, gastrophrenic ligament….
Lesser curvature: gastrohepatic ligament of the lesser omentum.

63
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A pseudokidney sign may be seen in what?

A

Pseudokieney sign is a section of bowel that looks like a kidney. It is an indicator of bowel disease. It can be seen in intussusception and other bowel disease.

64
Q

What is the most common kidney obstruction? It is also seen in utero

A

UPJ

Http://www.google.com

65
Q

Where are paraplegic cysts located on the kidney?

A

Renal sinus or pelvis

66
Q

What is the appearance of tuberous sclerosis?

A 
Multiple renal cysts
Angiomyolipomas
Harmartomas
Similar in appearance to adult polycystic kidney disease
pg. 382 Hagen-Ansert
67
Q

What is the most echogenic portion of the kidney?

A

Renal sinus

68
Q

What is a ureterocele?

A

Cyst like enlargement of the lower end of the ureter

69
Q

What is the sonographic appearance of chronic pyelonephritis?

A

Unable to distinguish between the cortex and medullary

Quizlet

70
Q

What disease would be expected if a renal artery Doppler is ordered?

A

Hypertension

71
Q

After how many hours after a renal transplant does a baseline renal transplant Doppler need to be performed?

A

48-72 hours

72
Q

What is common to find on the kidney in those over 50 yrs old?

A

Simple renal cyst

73
Q

What would a dilated renal pelvis be?

A

UPJ?

74
Q

What is the process of disposing metabolic waste?

A

Excretion

75
Q

What is the right kidney in contact with?

A 
Adrenal gland
Liver
Duodenum
Right colic flexure
Small intestine 
P 356
76
Q

Where does the left renal vein course?

A

Anterior to the aorta

Quizlet

77
Q

What is the potential space between the right kidney and liver?

A

Morrisons pouch

Quizlet

78
Q

What might be seen with pyonephrosis?

A

Pus found within the collecting system. Often associated with urosepsis and I secondary to long standing ureteral obstruction

79
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What is lipomatosis?

A

Condition characterized by deposition of a moderate amount of fat in the renal sinus with parenchyma atrophy.
May cause enlargement of sinus region with increased echogenicity and regression toward center of parenchyma.

80
Q

What does hydronephrosis look like sonographically?

A

Fluid filled pelvocaliceal collecting system (Per Beth)

Pg 397

81
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What are the characteristics of autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease

A

Bilateral disease that is characterized by enlarged kidneys with multiple asymmetrical cysts varying in size and location in the renal cortex and medulla.
Clinical symptoms: pain, hypertension, palpable mass, hematuria, headache, UTI, and renal insufficiency.
Pg 382 Hagen-Ansert

82
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What is a common location of renal ectopia?

A

The pelvis

83
Q

What is bladder diverticulum?

A

Herniation of the bladder wall. Out pouchings may be singular or multiple and are thinner than the normal bladder wall.

Acquired: outpouching of bladder mucosa between muscle bundle caused by increased intravascular pressure

Congenital: rare; originate at the posterior angle of the bladder trigone and contains all components of the bladder wall.

84
Q

What are the functions of the spleen?

A

-Production of lymphocytes and plasma cells
- production of antibodies
- storage of iron
-storage of metabolites
-maturation of the surface of erythrocytes
-Reservior
-culling
-pitting
-disposal of senescent or abnormal erythrocytes
Functions related to platelet and leukocyte life span

Fights Infections
Produces lymphocytes & plasma cells 
Produces RBC's and antibodies
Stores iron and metabolites
Hematopoiesis
p.427

Major function: To filter the peripheral blood, active in the body’s defense against disease

85
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What is splenic infarction most commonly caused by?

A

Emboli that arises from the heart produces from mural thrombi or vegetation on the valves on the left side of the heart

86
Q

What might cause a splenic rupture?

A

Cavernous hemangioma

Trauma

87
Q

The spleen is variable in size and is considered all of the following…

A

Orange segment
Tetrahedral
Triangular

Generally ovoid with smooth, even borders and convex superiority and concave inferior surface

88
Q

What is the best position to evaluate the spleen?

A

Steep right decubitus

89
Q

What are the sonographic signs of histoplasmosis?

A

Calcifications

P 433

90
Q

What is the measurement of splenomegaly?

A

13cm +

91
Q

What is the chronic disease the involves all bone marrow elements?

A

Polycythemia vera

92
Q

What is the result of massive splenomegaly?

A

Myelofibrosis

P 431

93
Q

The adrenal glands and kidneys are contained in ____.

A

Perirenal fat and gerota’s fascia

Quizlet

94
Q

What is the length of a normal adrenal gland?

A

Less than 3cm

95
Q

What is the most common adrenal tumor in infancy?

A

Neuroblastoma

Hagen p 457

96
Q

What is the most common primary retroperitoneal tumor?

A

Liposarcoma, malignant.
(google)

Lymphoma

Hagen pg 457

97
Q

Which muscles lie posterior to kidneys?

A

Psaos, quadratus lumborum, and transversus abdominis muscles.
Pg 356 Hagen-Ansert

98
Q

What is the space between the bladder and rectum?

A

Rectovesicular space , in males

The Vagina lies between the bladder and the rectum in females.

Pouch of Douglas/rectouterine/posterior cul-de-sac = located between uterus and bladder.

-hangan ansert page 953 and google

99
Q

What is the adrenal medulla?

A

The adrenal medulla, the inner part of an adrenal gland, controls hormones that help you cope with physical and emotional stress. The main hormones secreted by the adrenal medulla include epinephrine (adrenaline) and norepinephrine (noradrenaline), which have similar functions.

(johns hopkins)

100
Q

What lesion may mimic a gas containing abscess?

A

Teratoma
Solid lesion ?

P 466

101
Q

The most common primary lesion to develop primary metastasis originates from ___.

A

Ovaries, stomach, colon

102
Q

What is the most common abdominal immediate surgery?

A

Acute appendicitis

103
Q

What is a cystic mass between the umbilicus and bladder?

A

Urachal cyst

104
Q

What apron lies over the intestines?

A

Greater omentum

-Martha Stewart

105
Q

Fluid collects in the most ___ areas.

A

Dependent

106
Q

What is the double layer of peritoneum extending from the liver to the lesser curvature of the stomach?

A

Lesser omentum

107
Q

How do we classify kidney abscesses?

A

Bosniak system

class I - simple cyst
class II- probable benign cyst
class III- indeterminate cyst lesion
classIIII-presumed malignant cyst mass

google

Location
Per Previous Review

108
Q

What is the superior portion of the subhepatic space called?

A

Morrisons Pouch

109
Q

What is the hernia location that typically contains fat?

A

Epigastric hernia

110
Q

How would you define a lymphocele?

A

Collection of fluid that occurs after surgery on the pelvis, retroperitoneum or recess cavities.

111
Q

What gauge needle would you use in a FNA?

A

1) 25 gauge for thyroid

2) 16-18 gauge for thicker more viscous fluid drainages

112
Q

What type of biopsy would you use a spring loaded device?

A

Liver Biopsy?

Core Biopsy
Per Previous Reviews, Pg. 498

113
Q

What is the most common organ biopsied?

A

Liver.

114
Q

Renal parenchyma biopsies are requested for patients with what disease?

A

Requested on patients with proteinuria, nephrotic syndrome, or in renal failure.
Pg 518 Hagen-Ansert

115
Q

In a renal parenchyma biopsy, which portion of the kidney is typically biopsied?

A 
Cortical tissue (cortex)
Pg 518 Hagen-Ansert
116
Q

What are specific complications of a renal biopsy?

A

Perinephric hematoma and hematuria.

117
Q

What is the patient position for a thoracentesis?

A

Patient sits on side of the bed and leans on a beside table with a pillow for comfort.

118
Q

What is the best position for a prostate biopsy?

A

LLD.

-Steve jobs

119
Q

What lab test should indicate a liver lesion?

A

AFP

google

120
Q

What are the dimensions of the thyroid?

A

Length: 40-60mm
Height: 20-30mm
Width: 13-18mm

121
Q

What are the neighboring structures of the thyroid?

A

Anterior: sternothyroid, omohyoid, sternohyoid, sternocliedomastoid

Posterior: longus Colli muscle (posteriolateral)

122
Q

Where is the pyramidal lobe on thyroid?

A

Arises from isthmus, tapers anteriorly.

123
Q

Parathyroid glands produce a hormone that affects ____.

A

PTH: acts on one, kidney and intestines to enhance calcium absorption.

124
Q

How many parathyroid glands do we have?

A

4

Source: Greys Anatomy

125
Q

What could a cystic formation lateral to the thyroid be?

A

Branchial cleft cysts.

126
Q

What are the normal measurements of the testicle?

A

Length: 3-5cm
Width: 2-4cm
Height: 3cm

127
Q

What is the fibrous capsule over the testicles?

A

Tunica Albuginea.

128
Q

What is the sonographic appearance of the testicles?

A

Smooth, medium gray, fine echo texture.

129
Q

Where is the epididymis located in reference to the testicles?

A

Begins superior then courses posteriolateral to the testes.

130
Q

What are the common reasons to develop hydroceles?

A

Idiopathic.
Epididymo-orchitis and torsion.
Trauma.

131
Q

What is the common cause for acute scrotal pain in adults?

A

Epididymo-orchitis.

132
Q

Tubular ectasia of the rete testes is associated with ___.

A

Spermatocele, epididymal or testicular cysts or other epididymal obstruction.

133
Q

What does epididymoorchitis most commonly result from?

A

Spread of a lower UTI via the spermatic cord.

134
Q

Intratesticular cysts are associated with ___.

A

Extratesticular spermatoceles.

135
Q

Clinical history of a vasectomy is associated with ___.

A

Sperm granuloma

Pg 621 Hagen-Anserr

136
Q

Microlithiasis of the teste is associated with ___.

A

Testicular malignancy , cryptoorchidism, klienfelter’s, infertility, varicoceles, testicular atrophy and male psudohermaphorditism

137
Q

What structure is attached superiorly between the testicle and epididymis?

A

Appendix testis.

Google

138
Q

Between which layers does a hydrocele form?

A

Visceral and parietal layers of the tunica vaginalis.

139
Q

What is the sonographic appearance of the epididymis in reference to the teste?

A

Isoechoic or hyperechoic compared with the testes. Although the echo texture is course.

140
Q

What is Budd-Chiari syndrome?

A

Thrombosis of hepatic veins (and IVC?)

pg. 200 Hagen-Ansert

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