abdomen2 Flashcards

1
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at what junction do we find the cardiac sphincter

A

at the esophagogastric junction

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2
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where is the fundus of the stomach

A

above the cardiac notch upper portion of the stomach

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3
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what are the two parts of the pyloric portion of the stomach

A

the pyloric canal and the pyloric antrum

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4
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what is the greater omentum

A

the fatty apron that covers the abdominal organs

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5
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where is the lesser omentum found

A

attached to the lesser curvature of the stomach whereas the greater attaches to the greater curvature

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6
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what parts of the deudemum are retroperitoneal

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all of the middle but not the start or the end of the dueodemum

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7
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what lobe does the head of the pancreas come from and is it retroperitoneal?

A

the ventral lobe and the yes it is

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8
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what type of peritoneal is the jejunum

A

all intraperitoneal so is the ilium

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9
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what percent of the length of the small intestine is the jejunum

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40 percent of the length the ilium does the rest.

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10
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what is the cecum

A

the first part of the large intestine

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11
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what comes off the cecum

A

the appendix

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12
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what are the haustra

A

the little sacs or compartments of the large intestine

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13
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what are the epiploic appendices

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little fatty sacs that hang off the large intestine

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14
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describe the ascending colon

A

retroperitoneal, has the right paracolic gutter, and the hepatic flexure

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15
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describe the descending colon

A

retroperitoneal and has the left paracolic gutter and the left splenic flexure

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16
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where does the tenia coli end

A

at the end of the sigmoid colon

17
Q

what type of peritoneal is the rectum and the anus

A

primary peritoneal

18
Q

what are the three main arterias tha come of the aorta and supply the gut

A

the celiac trunk, superior mesenteric artery,and the inferior mesenteric artery

19
Q

what are the branches of the celiac trunk

A

celiac trunk, three branch all at once , left gastric artery goes to the proximal portion of the stomach or lesser curvature, the splenich artery runs behind the stomach and goes to the spleen, gives off the pancreatic branches and short gastric going to the fundas and the proper go to the spleen. And finally the common hipatic splits into the right gastric to the bottom portion of the lesser curvature of the stomach, common hipatic becomes the know slide 300.

20
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what is another name for the straight arteries off the superior messentaric arteries

A

the vasa rectae or the arteriae rectae

21
Q

what does the left colia ateries serve

A

the descending colon

22
Q

what is a portal system

A

where blood will pass through two caplilliary systems before returning to the heart, in this portal case gut then liver then IVC

23
Q

what can cause esophogeal varices

A

backup in the liver will cause the venous blood to take other routes including the esophagus and might rupture.

24
Q

what causes caput medusa

A

the body using the umbilical vein because of liver portal vein problems.

25
Which level do sympathetics come from in abdominal cavity?
T1-L2
26
Where do the parasympathetics for the abdomin come from
Vegas nerve and S2-S4
27
tell me about the sypathetics for the forgut
they arise from t5-t9 and they pass through the greater splanich nerve synaps in the celiac plexus and then follow branches of the celiac trunk to target organs
28
tell me about the sypathetic innervation of the midgut
arise from t10-t12 pass though the lesser spanchnic nerve or least splanchnic n and synapse in the superior mesentaric gangion
29
tell me about the sympathetic for the hindgut
arise from L1-L2 pass though sympathetic trunk and pass though the lumbar splanchnic nerves synaps in th IMP and follow arteries to target organs
30
tell me about the parasympathetics for the hindgut
arise from S2-S4 on the antioror rami pass throught the sacral spinal nerves and through the pelvic splanchnic cerves branches to the colon pass cranially through the hypogastric plexus and IMP.