Abdominal Aorta

Question 1

Visceral branches

Answer 1

celiac a
SMA
renal
IMA

Question 2

Celiac a supplies

Answer 2

sto, liver, panc, duodenum and spleen

Question 3

celiac a branches into

Answer 3

L. gastric, splenic and common hepatic a

Question 4

SMA supplies

Answer 4

small intestine, cecum, parts of colon

Question 5

SMA located

Answer 5

1 cm distal to celiac a

Question 6

SMA can be a common trunk of the

Answer 6

celiac a and SMA

Question 7

Renal a supply

Answer 7

kidney, suprarenal glands, ureters

Question 8

Multiple renal a not unncommon bilaterally?

Answer 8

true

Question 9

In TRV, a landmark for locating left renal a is ____

Answer 9

left renal v

Question 10

left renal v crosses ao

Answer 10

anteriorly, the art being just posterior

Question 11

IMA is located

Answer 11

left

Question 12

IMA supplies

Answer 12

trvs, descending colon and part of rectum

Question 13

ima arises from

Answer 13

abd ao about 3-4 cm abover bifurcation

Question 14

ima can act as a

Answer 14

collateral connection

Question 15

terminal branches

Answer 15

both common iliacs
internal iliac a (hypogastric)
external iliac a

Question 16

What are the most distal branches of the ao carrying blood to the pelvis, abd wall and lower limbs

Answer 16

both common iliacs

Question 17

Common iliac a divides into

Answer 17

interal iliac a (hypogastric)

external iliac a

Question 18

travels along medial side of psoas muscle

Answer 18

external iliac art

Question 19

Passes underneath inguinal ligament, cecomes the CFA

Answer 19

external iliac a