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abdomenal organs Flashcards

1
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what is esophagus and its length

A

a muscular tube connects the pharynx (lower border of cricoid cartilage) and stomach
starts at the level of C6 and ends at the level of T11(cardiac orifice of the stomach )
(25 cm)

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parts of the esophagus

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cervical
thorasic (logest part)
abdominal (shortest part 2 cm)

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pathway of the esophagus

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it starts anterior to the vertebral column, in the medline
as it approches to the diaphragm, it goes anterior to the left crossing the thoracic aorta.

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at which level the esophagus passes the diaphragm?

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T10

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anterior relations of the esophagus

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trachea
tracheal bifurcation
left main bronchus
right pulmonary artery
pericardium
diaphragm

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6
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posterior relations of the esophagus

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vertebral column
hemiazygos vein
right posterior intercostal arteries

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what are the two specific relations of the esophagus

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thoracic duct
thoracic aorta

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8
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what are the specific relation of the esophagus

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thoracic duct (triple relation)
thoracic aorta (double relation)

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9
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describe the thoracic duct relation with the esophagus

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3 relations: ascends from the right then posterior then left to the esophagus

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10
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describe the thoracic aorta relation with the esophagus

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double relation: as it descends, begins in the left to the esophagus and then becomes posterior

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11
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what are the narrowing sites of the esophagus

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its beginning
sup mediastinum: by aortic arch
posterior mediastinum: by left bronchus
at the diaghrams (esophageal hiatus)

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12
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what are the regions in which the stomach exist

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left hypochodrium
umbilical
epigastric

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13
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stomach is not covered by ribs

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false

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14
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which parts of the stomach are fixed and mobile

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fixed at both ends
mobile in between

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15
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which shape does the stomach take

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J shape

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16
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what are the parts of the stomach

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fundus
body
pyloric antrum

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17
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which part of stomach that has a dome shape

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fundus

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18
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describe the position of fundus

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projection upward and left to the cardiac orifice

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19
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which part of somach is ful of gaz

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fundus

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20
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extension of the body of stomach

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extends from the cardic orifice to the incisura angularis

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what is incisura angularis

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constant notch in the lower part of the lesser omentum

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22
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extension of pyloric amtrum

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from incisura angularis to the pylorus

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23
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what are the curvature of the stomach and describe each one of them

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lesser: from the cardiac orifce to pylorus, suspended from the liver by lesser omentum
great: feom the left of the cardiac orifice, passes over the dome of the fungus and along the left border of stomach

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24
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gastrosplenic omentum

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extends from the upper part of geater curvature to the spleen

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25
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greater omentum

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from the lower part of greater curvature to the transvers colon

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26
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pyloric orifice is made by

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pyloric canal

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27
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walls of the stomach

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serosa: connective tissue continuous with peritoneum
muscular wall: longitidunal, circular, and oblique fibers
mucous membrane: thrown into folds (logitudinal), which flattens when distends

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anterior relations of stomach

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left costal cartilage
left pleura
diaphragm
left lobe of liver
anterior abdominal wall

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29
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posterior relations of stomach

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spleen
suprarenal
kidney
pancreas
transverse mesocolon
liver

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30
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duodenum shape

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C shape
the widest
retiropetoneal except its beginning

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31
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what is hepatoduodenal ligament

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ligament connecting the beginning of duodenum to the liver
it is a part of lesser omentum

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32
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parts of duodenum

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superior: pyloric orifice to the neck of gallbladder
right of vertebra L1
anterior to bile duct, gastrodudonal artery,
and inferior vena cava
descending: contains major and minor papilla
inferior: the logest, crosses the IVC aorta and
vertebral column, crossed by sup mesentric
artery and vein
ascending: passes upward on or to the left of aorta to
L2, terminates at duodenojejunal flexure which is
surrounded by fold of peritoneum containing muscle fibers (ligaments of Treitz)

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33
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how does jejunum represent of small intestine

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2/5

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34
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position of jejunum

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left upper quadrant of abdomen

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35
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ileum has larger diameter and thicker wall than jejunum

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false

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36
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jejunum has larger diameter and thicker wall than ileum

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true

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37
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thenlast part of small intestine

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ileum

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38
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how much does the leum represent

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3/5

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39
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position of ileum

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right lower quadrant

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40
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the logest and shortest part of colon

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transverse
anal canal

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41
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describe appendices epiploicae

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covers the colon
fat filled projections of peritoneum

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42
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tinea coli

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3 thickned bands from the outer longitudinal muscle layer

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43
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sacculations

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pouches formed by bulging of the walll between tinea coli

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44
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first part of colon

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cecum

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45
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location of cecum

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right iliac fossa

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46
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cecum is reteropetoneal

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false

47
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communication of cecum

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ileum: posteromedial at the junction between ileum and ascending colon
appendix: posteromedial bellow ileum junction
ascending colon: continuous upward

48
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what forms ileocecal valve

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2 lips (sup and inf) which meet at right and left frenula

49
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which type of muscles form the sphincter of ileocecal valve

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circular

50
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what does the vermiform appendix contain

A

lymphoid tissue

51
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how long is the appendix

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2 20 cm

52
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describe McBurney’s point

A
53
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location and positions of appendix

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right ilac fossa
5 positions: retricecal, pelvic, subcecal, pre ileal, post ileal.

54
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extensions of ascending colon

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upper cecum to inferior surface of liver

55
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posterior relations of ascending colon

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bones: iliac crest, iliolumbar ligament
muscles: iliacus, quadratus lumborum, transversus abdominis
nerves: iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal, lateral cutaneous
organs: right kidney

56
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posterior relations of descending colon

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bone: iliac crest, iliolumbar ligames
muscles: iliacus, psoas major, quadratus lumborum, transversus abdominis
nerves: iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal, lateral cutaneous , subcostal and femoral.
organs: left kidney
vessels: left iliac + gonadal vessels

57
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right colic flexure position

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between right lobe of liver and right kidney

57
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right colic flexure position

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between right lobe of liver and right kidney

58
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left colic flexure position

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anterior to tail of pancreas+ spleen + left kidney

59
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transverse colon is mobile

A

true

60
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transverse colon is suspended by

A

peritoneal fold (transverse mesocolon)

61
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anterior covering of trans colon

A

greater omentum

62
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posterior relations of trans colon

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right ==> left
2en part of duodenum ==> head of pancreas ==> duodeno jejunal flexure ==> left kidney

63
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superior relations of trans colon

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right ==> left
liver ==>gall bllader ==> greater curvature of stomach ==> spleen

64
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inferior relations of trans colon

A

coils of small intestien

65
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descending loop of sigmoidal colon relation

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in contact with pelvic brim
related to left (external iliac vessels +obturator nerve+ vas deferens (male) + ovaries (female)

66
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horizontal part of digmoidal colon relation

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medially between
urinary bladder and rectum (male)
uterus and rectum (female)

67
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extention of sigmoidal colon

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pelvic brim to S3

68
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extension of rectum

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S3 to one inch (2,5 cm) below coccyx

69
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peritoneum covering the rectum

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posterior has no covering
anterior: sup 1/3: ant and lateral
middle 1/3: ant only
lower 1/3: no covering

70
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how many peritoneal pouches on rectum does female and male have

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female 2: douglas and utero vesical
male 1: recto vesical

71
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anterior relations of rectum in male

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rectovesical pouch contains: sigmoid colon+ coils of small intestine
base of bladder+ seminal vesicles+ prostate

72
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anterior relations of rectum in female

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rectovaginal pouch contains: sigmoid colon+ coils of small intestine
vagina

73
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posterior relation of rectum

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bones: S3-5 + coccyx
muscles: coccygeus+ piriformis
nerves: sympathetic chain+ pelvic splanchnic+ S3-5 Co1 ventral rami
arteries: median sacral+ superior rectal+ 3rd 4th lateral sacral.

74
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what is the largest gland ib body

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liver

75
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weight of liver

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1,5-1,8 Kg

76
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site occupied by liver

A

right hypochodrium
epigastic
left hypogastrium

77
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describe shape of liver

A

wedge shaped

78
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the base of liver is directed toward to

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right

79
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tapered end of liver is directed toward

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left

79
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how many surface does the liver have

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4
right lateral
anterior
superior
posterior

79
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tapered end of liver is directed toward

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left

80
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describe each surface of liver

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right: separated by diphrage from right lung, pleura, and 7th-11th ribs
anterior: separated by diaphragm from both lungs and pleuae
superior: separated by diaphragm both lungs+ pleurae+ pericardium
posterior: attached to diaphragm by CT (bare area)

81
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recesses associated with the diaphragmatic portion of the liver

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sub-phrenic: separate the liver from diaphragm(devided anteriorly to right and left by falciform ligament)
hepato-renal: between right side of liver and right kidney.

82
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describe the peritoneum of liver

A

folds called ligaments:
falciform (anterior)
coronary (ant and post)
triangular(right and left)
lesser omentum(lesser curvature and stomach)

83
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anatomical division of liver

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right and left lobes
by falciform, ligamentum venosum and teres

84
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functional division of liver

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right and left by (imaginary line passing through groove for IVC and fossa for gall bladder)

85
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describe the arterial supply of liver

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hepatic artery: (20%)
portal vein: 80%
each devides to right and left branche to functional lobes

86
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supporting factors of liver

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vascular: hepatic (main)+ portal
ligaments: left triangular+ teres
inta abdominal pressure

87
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components of biliary system

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hepatic ducts (right and left) ==> common hepatic duct.
gall bladder
cystic duct
common bile duct

88
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length of common hepatic duct

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3 cm

89
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position of common hepatic duct in relation to hepatic artery, potal vain

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right to of hepatic artery
anterior to portal vein

90
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length of cystic duct

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3-4cm

91
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from where does the cystic duct merge

A

neck of gall bladder

92
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what forms the common bile duct

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cystic duct + common hepatic bile duct

93
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length and diametre of common bile duct

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7.5 cm and 6 mm in diametre.

94
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describe the pathway of common bile duct

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free border of lesser omentum ==> behind 1st part of duodenum ==> behind the head of pancrea.

95
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parts of gall bladder

A

fundus, body, neck

96
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projections of the fundus of gall bladder

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downward, forward, to the right( beyond the inferior border of thr liver)

97
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fundus is anteriorly related to ……….
and posteriorly to ……….

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abdominal wall
transverse colon

98
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projection of the body of gall bladder

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upward, backward, and to left

99
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parts of common bile duct

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supra duodenal
retro duodenal
infra duodenal

100
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relation of the body of gall bladder

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posterior to liver
anterior to transvers colon

101
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dimensions of gall bladder

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7-10 cm long
3 cm broad
capacity of 30-50 ml

102
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relations of supra duodenal part of common bile duct

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runs in free border of lesser omentum.
anterior: liver
posterior: portal vein
left side: hepatic artery

103
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relations of retro duodenal part of common bile duct

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behind 1st part of duodenum
anterior to: IVC
to the left: gastroduodenal artery

104
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relations of infra duodenal

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runs in groove on posterior surface of head of pencreas
anterior to : IVC

105
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position of pencreas

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transversely across the posterior abdominal wall
epigastric
left hypochondrial region

106
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parts of penceas

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Head: expanded and has uncinate process
neck: constricted part the head
Body: main bulk of the gland
Tail: tepered end

107
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anterior relations of head of pencreas

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transverse colon
coils of jejunum
sup mesenteric vessels (in front of uncinate process)

108
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posterior relations of head of pencreas

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right crus of diaphragm
bile duct
IVC
aorta (posterior to uncinate process)

109
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anterior relations of neck of pencreas

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pylorus
gastrodudenal artery (in front of junction between head and neck)

110
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posterior relations of neck of pencreas

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begining of portal vein (union of splenic and sup mesenteric)

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