Abdomen Labs Flashcards

1
Q

where do you listen for ruminal activity

A

-in the paralumbar fossa
-on the flank, lateral to the lumbar vertebrae and cranial to the tuber coxae

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2
Q

what does the continuation of the cutaneous trunci form around the penis in the dog

A

cranial preputial muscle

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3
Q

what does aponeurosis mean

A

its a flat wide tendon that is associated with a flat wide muscle

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4
Q

where does the inguinal ligament run

A

from the ventral aspect of the tuber coxae to the pubic bone

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5
Q

whats the importance of the falciform ligament during surgery

A

its filled with a semiliquid fat in the dog which means that a midventral approach to the abdomen must be a little bit to one side to avoid filling the surgical field with runny fat

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6
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lobes of the liver in small animals

A

left lateral and left medial
right lateral and right medial
quadrate lobe (gallbladder associated?)
caudate lobe (seen in caudal view)

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two parts of the caudate lob of the small animal liver

A

papillary lobe - presses against the lesser curvature of the stomach
caudate process - extends laterally to the right to rest against the kidney

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8
Q

what does the epiploic foramen do and why is it clinically relevant

A

it connects the peritoneal cavity and omental bursa

clinically important if the small intestine herniates into the foramen

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